The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 51
... walls of the nest . Bit by bit they take the material from the inside of the nest walls and plaster it on the outside , supplementing it with new material gathered abroad . In this way the inside of the house always is being put on the ...
... walls of the nest . Bit by bit they take the material from the inside of the nest walls and plaster it on the outside , supplementing it with new material gathered abroad . In this way the inside of the house always is being put on the ...
Page 151
... walls , as the little city can be crossed in a few steps ( see page 141 ) . The old Street of the Jews , now Cha ... walls of the free city and stood as a bulwark against ene- mies who might come by land , and which to - day , with its ...
... walls , as the little city can be crossed in a few steps ( see page 141 ) . The old Street of the Jews , now Cha ... walls of the free city and stood as a bulwark against ene- mies who might come by land , and which to - day , with its ...
Page 576
... walls of a college the vice chancellor has not an atom of authority . He may only request " Heads of Houses " ( the principal of a college is known by various titles : he is Dean at Christ Church ; the Master at Balliol , Pembroke , and ...
... walls of a college the vice chancellor has not an atom of authority . He may only request " Heads of Houses " ( the principal of a college is known by various titles : he is Dean at Christ Church ; the Master at Balliol , Pembroke , and ...
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