The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... young have emerged . In the two opened galls lie small capsules , out of which would have emerged young gall - flies if they had been undisturbed . The gall - making insect lays its egg in the twig , where an irritation results in a ...
... young have emerged . In the two opened galls lie small capsules , out of which would have emerged young gall - flies if they had been undisturbed . The gall - making insect lays its egg in the twig , where an irritation results in a ...
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... YOUNG SEAL FRIED WITH ONIONS IS A FAVORITE DISH When we get among the young seals we boil or fry the seal meat . A mess crowd will cook a bit of seal with onions and butter for themselves . It is good ; sometimes , it seems to me , much ...
... YOUNG SEAL FRIED WITH ONIONS IS A FAVORITE DISH When we get among the young seals we boil or fry the seal meat . A mess crowd will cook a bit of seal with onions and butter for themselves . It is good ; sometimes , it seems to me , much ...
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... young lawyer - since a great section of North Africa , the Sudan , was cut off from all civilized mankind . To the West- ern World , what was taking place within the wide borders of this land was almost unknown . All that men knew was ...
... young lawyer - since a great section of North Africa , the Sudan , was cut off from all civilized mankind . To the West- ern World , what was taking place within the wide borders of this land was almost unknown . All that men knew was ...
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