The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 307
... live unobtrusively . It In habit and appearance , the prosperous are identical with the average man or woman . is too risky otherwise . A jealous neighbor might inflict a pretentious man with il luck brought by a wanga , and the victim ...
... live unobtrusively . It In habit and appearance , the prosperous are identical with the average man or woman . is too risky otherwise . A jealous neighbor might inflict a pretentious man with il luck brought by a wanga , and the victim ...
Page 508
... live oaks , the branches dripping with the moss known as barbe espagnole - the Spaniard's beard . It hangs from the trees like huge draperies swinging to and fro in the breeze . This vegetable hair not only adds a finishing artistry to ...
... live oaks , the branches dripping with the moss known as barbe espagnole - the Spaniard's beard . It hangs from the trees like huge draperies swinging to and fro in the breeze . This vegetable hair not only adds a finishing artistry to ...
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... live as they lived ; their children would grow up speaking Yakut , and in a generation or two they would all be Yakuts . At present it is chiefly the Yakuts who are learning from the Russians ; but Yakut pride in Yakut nationality and ...
... live as they lived ; their children would grow up speaking Yakut , and in a generation or two they would all be Yakuts . At present it is chiefly the Yakuts who are learning from the Russians ; but Yakut pride in Yakut nationality and ...
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