The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... tion to certain nerves , which , in their turn , transmit it to the brain . The throat is no more the source of the insects ' song than is the head the seat of their ears . Some employ the principle of the violin ; others a variation of ...
... tion to certain nerves , which , in their turn , transmit it to the brain . The throat is no more the source of the insects ' song than is the head the seat of their ears . Some employ the principle of the violin ; others a variation of ...
Page 269
... tion . LACK OF WOMEN PREVENTS PRACTICE OF POLYGAMY In case the marriage does not take place , any payments of orna- ments or other articles made by the boy's par- ents are returned by the family of the girl . No feasting or other ...
... tion . LACK OF WOMEN PREVENTS PRACTICE OF POLYGAMY In case the marriage does not take place , any payments of orna- ments or other articles made by the boy's par- ents are returned by the family of the girl . No feasting or other ...
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... tion , immediately , which I learned was the custom of the court . If I had been caught in the place , or in a public house , or in any other resort forbidden by statute , the penalty might have been a monetary fine . or " rustication ...
... tion , immediately , which I learned was the custom of the court . If I had been caught in the place , or in a public house , or in any other resort forbidden by statute , the penalty might have been a monetary fine . or " rustication ...
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