The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 199
... village and we took on new courage . Fortunately , we found water , very bad water , and just enough of it so that we could each have a sip , after we had sent back men and women of the village to rescue our fallen porters . Summoning a ...
... village and we took on new courage . Fortunately , we found water , very bad water , and just enough of it so that we could each have a sip , after we had sent back men and women of the village to rescue our fallen porters . Summoning a ...
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... village . When they inhaled they sucked in the breath so sharply through their teeth that they sounded like a flock of birds singing . On this trip a wild sugar cane of con- siderable interest was discovered . The flesh , from rind to ...
... village . When they inhaled they sucked in the breath so sharply through their teeth that they sounded like a flock of birds singing . On this trip a wild sugar cane of con- siderable interest was discovered . The flesh , from rind to ...
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... village . The Nazir looked up reflectively at the conical - shaped mud and thatch houses which dotted the ledges of the cliff side and told us how he and his men had one day attacked this same village . They had surprised it and ...
... village . The Nazir looked up reflectively at the conical - shaped mud and thatch houses which dotted the ledges of the cliff side and told us how he and his men had one day attacked this same village . They had surprised it and ...
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