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Page 144
... told me that a scientist from the National Geographic Society , who knows a lot about sea horses , is working here in southern Florida right now . They suggest that we consult him . " The secretary was all ready to place a call to The ...
... told me that a scientist from the National Geographic Society , who knows a lot about sea horses , is working here in southern Florida right now . They suggest that we consult him . " The secretary was all ready to place a call to The ...
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... told me . " True , but some of us think its biggest success will be in bring- ing the Lakes to the sea . Montreal will be a natural turn - around point for big lakers and ocean vessels . " Canada's National Harbours Board is spending ...
... told me . " True , but some of us think its biggest success will be in bring- ing the Lakes to the sea . Montreal will be a natural turn - around point for big lakers and ocean vessels . " Canada's National Harbours Board is spending ...
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... told the author . " Judgment , character , and a sound education come first . There's time enough to learn flying later . " " If you're writing a ski story , " she said , " you missed the most spectacular show we've had in weeks . The ...
... told the author . " Judgment , character , and a sound education come first . There's time enough to learn flying later . " " If you're writing a ski story , " she said , " you missed the most spectacular show we've had in weeks . The ...
Contents
A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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