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Page 141
... passed away , seems to have been at first merely a vast bulk of formless matter . Great clots or whorls of more or less gaseous elements , detached from the sun by the attraction of a passing star , gradually assumed a whirling or ...
... passed away , seems to have been at first merely a vast bulk of formless matter . Great clots or whorls of more or less gaseous elements , detached from the sun by the attraction of a passing star , gradually assumed a whirling or ...
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... passed away . All this extraordinary aggregation , and many more besides , were discovered about 1910 by Charles D. Walcott , Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington , D. C. The fossilized remains were found at an ...
... passed away . All this extraordinary aggregation , and many more besides , were discovered about 1910 by Charles D. Walcott , Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington , D. C. The fossilized remains were found at an ...
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... passed us by unnoticed . We struck out in a determined effort to reach the lake that day . Unfortunately , from then on we were in the worst windfall of the trip . It reached from the edge of the water back into the hills as far as we ...
... passed us by unnoticed . We struck out in a determined effort to reach the lake that day . Unfortunately , from then on we were in the worst windfall of the trip . It reached from the edge of the water back into the hills as far as we ...
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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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