The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Once came the thrilling order lonely ocean and jungle well - nigh as trackfrom a bombing - squadron commander who less . The number of automobiles as well as launched a devastating attack simply by the miles of motor roads in the group ...
Once came the thrilling order lonely ocean and jungle well - nigh as trackfrom a bombing - squadron commander who less . The number of automobiles as well as launched a devastating attack simply by the miles of motor roads in the group ...
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Out in the open roadstead , beyond the Modern Marseille spreads far on either side promontory occupied by a château that once of the Canebière and back from the ancient belonged to Empress Eugénie and where medi- harbor .
Out in the open roadstead , beyond the Modern Marseille spreads far on either side promontory occupied by a château that once of the Canebière and back from the ancient belonged to Empress Eugénie and where medi- harbor .
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This once - picturesque place passing by halted and consulted with one an- now looked like the proverbial china shop other . After a moment a sergeant who was after the bull had run through . It had been acting as spokesman for them all ...
This once - picturesque place passing by halted and consulted with one an- now looked like the proverbial china shop other . After a moment a sergeant who was after the bull had run through . It had been acting as spokesman for them all ...
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