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Page 316
... village pets , ranging where they wished but never far from humans . They seemed to know that they could never return to their kind and that survival de- pended on the friendliness of people . Kees , a red - haired baby orangutan , had ...
... village pets , ranging where they wished but never far from humans . They seemed to know that they could never return to their kind and that survival de- pended on the friendliness of people . Kees , a red - haired baby orangutan , had ...
Page 351
... village on all islands and atolls U. S. forces occupied . This one deals with rules for native behavior , surrender of firearms , turning over of Jap currency , etc. Later proclamations were in English and Marshallese . Notice of change ...
... village on all islands and atolls U. S. forces occupied . This one deals with rules for native behavior , surrender of firearms , turning over of Jap currency , etc. Later proclamations were in English and Marshallese . Notice of change ...
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... village affairs . The topknot is the index of wisdom . These customs still prevail in the villages . In the cities many young Koreans wear West- ern clothes and some of the men and boys cut their hair . The woman's costume is less ...
... village affairs . The topknot is the index of wisdom . These customs still prevail in the villages . In the cities many young Koreans wear West- ern clothes and some of the men and boys cut their hair . The woman's costume is less ...
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