The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Page 89
This ceremony belongs life of the women ; Mr. Lauri E. Sheard , who exclusively to the young boys . No women or was to inquire into the social organization , girls are allowed to come near , nor do the games , and art of the women ...
This ceremony belongs life of the women ; Mr. Lauri E. Sheard , who exclusively to the young boys . No women or was to inquire into the social organization , girls are allowed to come near , nor do the games , and art of the women ...
Page 382
The women , young and old , were cast ashore along the coast of Puto and transformed into the wonderful rocks and boulders for which the island is now famous . These monuments were to be a perpetual warning to all womankind never again ...
The women , young and old , were cast ashore along the coast of Puto and transformed into the wonderful rocks and boulders for which the island is now famous . These monuments were to be a perpetual warning to all womankind never again ...
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In the stations babies wail and old women dejectedly hold heads in hands . Every train is packed , even to the locomotive . Incendiary bombs , which spared rails , destroyed many coaches . headache . What not to teach is a lot clearer ...
In the stations babies wail and old women dejectedly hold heads in hands . Every train is packed , even to the locomotive . Incendiary bombs , which spared rails , destroyed many coaches . headache . What not to teach is a lot clearer ...
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