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Page 97
... early innkeeper is due much credit for the development of the White Moun- tains as a recreation area . The first inn- keepers were natives of the hills who now and then were called upon to " put up " for the night a commercial traveler ...
... early innkeeper is due much credit for the development of the White Moun- tains as a recreation area . The first inn- keepers were natives of the hills who now and then were called upon to " put up " for the night a commercial traveler ...
Page 383
... early , we steamed back to our island . This time we stood farther in toward the reef , and put the motor - sailer over to sound ahead of the ship and to examine the bottom through a water glass . The men selected a spot in seven ...
... early , we steamed back to our island . This time we stood farther in toward the reef , and put the motor - sailer over to sound ahead of the ship and to examine the bottom through a water glass . The men selected a spot in seven ...
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... EARLIEST INDUSTRIES Portuguese had founded the old town of Olinda , near what is now Recife ( Pernam- buco ) in ... Early New England whalers sailed these southern waters , and during the Napoleonic wars American ships did a brisk ...
... EARLIEST INDUSTRIES Portuguese had founded the old town of Olinda , near what is now Recife ( Pernam- buco ) in ... Early New England whalers sailed these southern waters , and during the Napoleonic wars American ships did a brisk ...
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Algonquian Indians | 57 |
Soaring Heights of New Hampshire Attract | 73 |
Admiral Byrds Second | 105 |
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