The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 109
... head , if it was a rabbit . Italians eat all of a rabbit , with the possible exception of the fur . We are willing to go a long way down the road with them in this , but that head ! There is something discon- certing in the one - eyed ...
... head , if it was a rabbit . Italians eat all of a rabbit , with the possible exception of the fur . We are willing to go a long way down the road with them in this , but that head ! There is something discon- certing in the one - eyed ...
Page 219
... head saws can be serious ; set- ters , scalers , and " head doggers " who work along the line have to be strong to handle the peaveys and nimble to keep their feet free from the moving chains . Trimmermen have to think fast to work the ...
... head saws can be serious ; set- ters , scalers , and " head doggers " who work along the line have to be strong to handle the peaveys and nimble to keep their feet free from the moving chains . Trimmermen have to think fast to work the ...
Page 315
... Heads Haiti's most characteristic spectacle is head - laden women treading its roads from dawn to night . Erect carriages are the reward of bearing burdens on the head . These women have sold their produce near St. Marc ( Plate II ) ...
... Heads Haiti's most characteristic spectacle is head - laden women treading its roads from dawn to night . Erect carriages are the reward of bearing burdens on the head . These women have sold their produce near St. Marc ( Plate II ) ...
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