The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 113
... tree to tempt the hungry spirits . When he clears his land for planting , a gar- dener frequently leaves one big tree stand- ing as a shelter for the garden spirit . The belief is that some trees harbor friendly gar- den spirits which ...
... tree to tempt the hungry spirits . When he clears his land for planting , a gar- dener frequently leaves one big tree stand- ing as a shelter for the garden spirit . The belief is that some trees harbor friendly gar- den spirits which ...
Page 318
... trees tried to force space for their thick branches . The impertinent trunk of the coconut palm , with its tousled head , seemed trying to show the great kajoe radja , king of trees , how to push its heavy trunk and sparsely covered ...
... trees tried to force space for their thick branches . The impertinent trunk of the coconut palm , with its tousled head , seemed trying to show the great kajoe radja , king of trees , how to push its heavy trunk and sparsely covered ...
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... trees stand in thick groves here , except where they have been removed to make way for some structure . Some of the men still speak enthusiastically of the fresh hearts - of - palm salads those cut - down trees provided . Majuro roads ...
... trees stand in thick groves here , except where they have been removed to make way for some structure . Some of the men still speak enthusiastically of the fresh hearts - of - palm salads those cut - down trees provided . Majuro roads ...
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