The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 106National Geographic Society, 1954 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 146
... took over private ventures . Sending or receiving a letter was fraught with chance in America's early colonial years . Travelers and servants carried messages . Shipmasters , if so disposed , would take letters to England . They dumped ...
... took over private ventures . Sending or receiving a letter was fraught with chance in America's early colonial years . Travelers and servants carried messages . Shipmasters , if so disposed , would take letters to England . They dumped ...
Page 196
... took over his spot . Sometimes the departed bear came back for another feed . Some bears took only two or three fish , eating them on the spot in rapid succession . Others fished for two or three hours . Meander- ing from one site to ...
... took over his spot . Sometimes the departed bear came back for another feed . Some bears took only two or three fish , eating them on the spot in rapid succession . Others fished for two or three hours . Meander- ing from one site to ...
Page 205
... took a long , gliding plunge , and submerged . Though they often came up with fish , their purpose seemed more to be fun than food . There was , I'm sorry to report , another kind of fisherman . Having tried various methods and failed ...
... took a long , gliding plunge , and submerged . Though they often came up with fish , their purpose seemed more to be fun than food . There was , I'm sorry to report , another kind of fisherman . Having tried various methods and failed ...
Contents
weums | v |
New National Geographic Map Depicts Northern Africa and the Mediter | vii |
Lured by the Grandeur of Distant Peaks Four | xii |
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