The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 81National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... night we sailed for San Sal- vador and anchored in Sulivan Bay . Every- where are craters and rivers of lava , shading from deep velvety tones to reddish browns ( Plate IV ) . We found here a little beach showing tracks of turtles ...
... night we sailed for San Sal- vador and anchored in Sulivan Bay . Every- where are craters and rivers of lava , shading from deep velvety tones to reddish browns ( Plate IV ) . We found here a little beach showing tracks of turtles ...
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... night , presaging more ice . We spent the forenoon in quest of a cow- drawn cart that again started us on our journey along the dike , but slowed our speed to three miles an hour . We walked to keep warm . Our carter had ample time to ...
... night , presaging more ice . We spent the forenoon in quest of a cow- drawn cart that again started us on our journey along the dike , but slowed our speed to three miles an hour . We walked to keep warm . Our carter had ample time to ...
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... night , the imprisoned birds call out . Small migratory quail ( Coturnix ) , which travel in huge groups , move in toward the calls . At dawn they rise , fly toward the decoys , strike the nets and are caught . An Indian Pied Piper , in ...
... night , the imprisoned birds call out . Small migratory quail ( Coturnix ) , which travel in huge groups , move in toward the calls . At dawn they rise , fly toward the decoys , strike the nets and are caught . An Indian Pied Piper , in ...
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Facts about the Philippines By FREDERICK SIMPICH | 185 |
Two Young Children and Their Parents Live Off | 589 |
French West Africa in Wartime By PAUL M ATKINS 371 | 623 |
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