The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Page 126
There which have burgeoned all over America . was another more plaintive thing : “ There'll Through here thousands of soldiers filed , be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover , bound overseas , in the tense days of war- tomorrow ...
There which have burgeoned all over America . was another more plaintive thing : “ There'll Through here thousands of soldiers filed , be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover , bound overseas , in the tense days of war- tomorrow ...
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Thousands of refugees and their household belongings were evacuated by the Allies . Clouds of ash , carried southeast by the prevailing wind , settled on highways , halting traffic . Downpours of ash mixed with rock on an airfield ...
Thousands of refugees and their household belongings were evacuated by the Allies . Clouds of ash , carried southeast by the prevailing wind , settled on highways , halting traffic . Downpours of ash mixed with rock on an airfield ...
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... American missionaries made their homes in the semidarkness before the straining eyes thousands of miles from our ... of several cumulation of the excrement of sea birds , thousand men . a valuable fertilizer high in phosphates .
... American missionaries made their homes in the semidarkness before the straining eyes thousands of miles from our ... of several cumulation of the excrement of sea birds , thousand men . a valuable fertilizer high in phosphates .
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