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Page 249
... appear to do so as it left a flower , but held that this was an optical illusion ; that the bird really fell away , turned , and flew ahead . Undoubtedly the noble author never watched a hummer fly , because it is easy to see that the ...
... appear to do so as it left a flower , but held that this was an optical illusion ; that the bird really fell away , turned , and flew ahead . Undoubtedly the noble author never watched a hummer fly , because it is easy to see that the ...
Page 323
... appear with strange names as the result of wholesale of- ficial changes . Area Equals Third of U. S. In land area the 29 - x - 382 - inch chart maps a total of 1,038,000 square miles , roughly equivalent to one - third of the ...
... appear with strange names as the result of wholesale of- ficial changes . Area Equals Third of U. S. In land area the 29 - x - 382 - inch chart maps a total of 1,038,000 square miles , roughly equivalent to one - third of the ...
Page 343
... appear to have origi- nated in the area of Asia and Europe centering about the Dardanelles and extending from the Caspian Sea in Asia westward through the Balkan countries of Europe . Cherry Pits Found in Stone Age Caves The sweet ...
... appear to have origi- nated in the area of Asia and Europe centering about the Dardanelles and extending from the Caspian Sea in Asia westward through the Balkan countries of Europe . Cherry Pits Found in Stone Age Caves The sweet ...
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