The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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However , tree worship does exist in New of people right here believe their ancestors Guinea . In some parts of the island natives lived in trees and swung by their tails . And believe their ancestors live on the branches of when he was ...
However , tree worship does exist in New of people right here believe their ancestors Guinea . In some parts of the island natives lived in trees and swung by their tails . And believe their ancestors live on the branches of when he was ...
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Each plant and tree seemed vying with the others to reach light and air , while all appeared bound together with lianas ... One could believe that the tree ; and the feathery fronds of the giant fern . lower trees were giving thanks for ...
Each plant and tree seemed vying with the others to reach light and air , while all appeared bound together with lianas ... One could believe that the tree ; and the feathery fronds of the giant fern . lower trees were giving thanks for ...
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As I flew into villagers . this atoll , I saw trees ! In the church , when I first went there , When our troops came ashore here , they dozens of women sat on the floor weaving found that all the Japanese garrison had gone . mats .
As I flew into villagers . this atoll , I saw trees ! In the church , when I first went there , When our troops came ashore here , they dozens of women sat on the floor weaving found that all the Japanese garrison had gone . mats .
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