The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 84National Geographic Society, 1943 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 102
Thus , each night we see the stars in slightly different posi- tions from those they occupied the night before . The Great Bear probably was the first star group to be noticed and singled out when primi- tive men began taking an ...
Thus , each night we see the stars in slightly different posi- tions from those they occupied the night before . The Great Bear probably was the first star group to be noticed and singled out when primi- tive men began taking an ...
Page 181
Then , as soon as dusk begins to fall , the turtle leaves this submarine meadow for deeper water , where it spends the night holding fast to a bottom rock . " Seems kind of funny , doesn't it , the way old Brother Turtle feeds in the ...
Then , as soon as dusk begins to fall , the turtle leaves this submarine meadow for deeper water , where it spends the night holding fast to a bottom rock . " Seems kind of funny , doesn't it , the way old Brother Turtle feeds in the ...
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They had been working all the week and this was a night off . Except for the setting and the fact that we were all in one small room and not too warm , it might have been in New York , or New Orleans , or Chicago ...
They had been working all the week and this was a night off . Except for the setting and the fact that we were all in one small room and not too warm , it might have been in New York , or New Orleans , or Chicago ...
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