The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 451
... boys with tales that may sound tall to stay - at - homes . But sift down the keen ob- servations of some of these fighting American Marco Polos and you have unpolished , but fresh and colorful travel talks and chapters that schoolbooks ...
... boys with tales that may sound tall to stay - at - homes . But sift down the keen ob- servations of some of these fighting American Marco Polos and you have unpolished , but fresh and colorful travel talks and chapters that schoolbooks ...
Page 460
... boys , north of Guadalcanal , were " pot- ting " sharks and seeing lizards " as big as my St. Bernard dog back home , " and some of the boys on Bougainville had taken a sudden interest in fine butterfly specimens , they were all united ...
... boys , north of Guadalcanal , were " pot- ting " sharks and seeing lizards " as big as my St. Bernard dog back home , " and some of the boys on Bougainville had taken a sudden interest in fine butterfly specimens , they were all united ...
Page 470
... boys from the Cape York Peninsula , that northeastern finger of land pointing toward New Guinea , " next time I see a movie siren strolling through the jungle barefooted and wearing nothing but a flower in her hair and a sarong around ...
... boys from the Cape York Peninsula , that northeastern finger of land pointing toward New Guinea , " next time I see a movie siren strolling through the jungle barefooted and wearing nothing but a flower in her hair and a sarong around ...
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