The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 72National Geographic Society., 1938 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 77
... seen it . With his wife and four children , he took a summit trail in Pinkham Notch . He had often been on the mountain at sunset when the blues and purples of the distant forests vied with the reds and yel- lows of the sky ; he had seen ...
... seen it . With his wife and four children , he took a summit trail in Pinkham Notch . He had often been on the mountain at sunset when the blues and purples of the distant forests vied with the reds and yel- lows of the sky ; he had seen ...
Page 205
... seen belated individuals wandering around on the ice at the head of Cayuga Lake when a November freeze had closed all the shallow water . At the eastern edge of the breeding range , at Churchill on Hudson Bay , I found these birds ...
... seen belated individuals wandering around on the ice at the head of Cayuga Lake when a November freeze had closed all the shallow water . At the eastern edge of the breeding range , at Churchill on Hudson Bay , I found these birds ...
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... seen to extend out from the sun as much as 200,000 miles , nearly as far as from the earth to the moon . Even the smaller ones could easily engulf the entire earth were they near enough . We could see with the naked eye two enor- mous ...
... seen to extend out from the sun as much as 200,000 miles , nearly as far as from the earth to the moon . Even the smaller ones could easily engulf the entire earth were they near enough . We could see with the naked eye two enor- mous ...
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Algonquian Indians | 57 |
Soaring Heights of New Hampshire Attract | 73 |
Admiral Byrds Second | 105 |
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