The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... march forth from their tent on a sunny day for a meal of pine needles , the caterpillars travel in single file . There are no natural leaders , whichever happens to go first being , for the moment , the leader . Now it is this one and ...
... march forth from their tent on a sunny day for a meal of pine needles , the caterpillars travel in single file . There are no natural leaders , whichever happens to go first being , for the moment , the leader . Now it is this one and ...
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... March 7 , the port of St. Johns , Newfound- land , is black with men . On that day the sealing fleet sails for the annual hair - seal hunt , the second most valuable fishery of the island . St. Johnsmen line Water Street and crowd out ...
... March 7 , the port of St. Johns , Newfound- land , is black with men . On that day the sealing fleet sails for the annual hair - seal hunt , the second most valuable fishery of the island . St. Johnsmen line Water Street and crowd out ...
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... march , for soon another fell ; then another , and another , and still another . It seemed cruel to leave these five ... march . Whenever we could , we persuaded men of the villages to accompany us on a day's march , thus easing our own ...
... march , for soon another fell ; then another , and another , and still another . It seemed cruel to leave these five ... march . Whenever we could , we persuaded men of the villages to accompany us on a day's march , thus easing our own ...
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