The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... carried to the roots of the smartweed and other related plants , where they are " pastured " until the farmers ... carry loads as heavy , in proportion to size , as the ants , he could lift a half - ton trunk to the top of the Wash ...
... carried to the roots of the smartweed and other related plants , where they are " pastured " until the farmers ... carry loads as heavy , in proportion to size , as the ants , he could lift a half - ton trunk to the top of the Wash ...
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... carried on the shoulders of four stal- wart natives . These alternate every five minutes with four others , so that a filan- zana crew consists of eight men . Thus we had 16 porters whose sole duty it was to carry my companion and me ...
... carried on the shoulders of four stal- wart natives . These alternate every five minutes with four others , so that a filan- zana crew consists of eight men . Thus we had 16 porters whose sole duty it was to carry my companion and me ...
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... carried out , whenever weather permitted , for 15 months . The mother ship carried a Moth seaplane , with wings folded , so that she could be lowered into the water at any time . She was carried for use as a scout and was invaluable in ...
... carried out , whenever weather permitted , for 15 months . The mother ship carried a Moth seaplane , with wings folded , so that she could be lowered into the water at any time . She was carried for use as a scout and was invaluable in ...
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