The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 71
... Turning the animal upon its back re- veals some of its most singular struc- tural features . On first examination , the underside appears to present a confusing . array of appendages , but these are simpler than they seem . In the ...
... Turning the animal upon its back re- veals some of its most singular struc- tural features . On first examination , the underside appears to present a confusing . array of appendages , but these are simpler than they seem . In the ...
Page 88
... turned after crossing Yellowstone Park- the first white man to see the land of the hot springs and geysers ( see , also , text , page 113 ) . Post after post was founded at the con- fluence of the Yellowstone and Big Horn until , in the ...
... turned after crossing Yellowstone Park- the first white man to see the land of the hot springs and geysers ( see , also , text , page 113 ) . Post after post was founded at the con- fluence of the Yellowstone and Big Horn until , in the ...
Page 101
... turned my head and cast a side glance over toward the farm- houses back of the bluffs . But that was my last move of nonchalance for some time ! That one glance photographed three things in memory : a grove of willows flattened almost ...
... turned my head and cast a side glance over toward the farm- houses back of the bluffs . But that was my last move of nonchalance for some time ! That one glance photographed three things in memory : a grove of willows flattened almost ...
Page 113
... turned back to join a couple of trappers for the Rockies . More than a year later he passed through an amazing region of geysers , hot springs , waterfalls , and colored rock and became the discoverer of what we know to - day as ...
... turned back to join a couple of trappers for the Rockies . More than a year later he passed through an amazing region of geysers , hot springs , waterfalls , and colored rock and became the discoverer of what we know to - day as ...
Page 117
... turned into a military fiasco , partly through the failure of Sioux allies . This en- abled the warlike tribes to make a toll- gate of the Missouri , at the Grand , for many years longer . From the Grand on down , every bend and every ...
... turned into a military fiasco , partly through the failure of Sioux allies . This en- abled the warlike tribes to make a toll- gate of the Missouri , at the Grand , for many years longer . From the Grand on down , every bend and every ...
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