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Page 136
... months that followed we did not cook a meal . Every day Tei Tetua came climbing the ladder to our doorway with big wooden bowls filled with strange but palatable food . His specialty was a dish consisting of small edible - shell crabs ...
... months that followed we did not cook a meal . Every day Tei Tetua came climbing the ladder to our doorway with big wooden bowls filled with strange but palatable food . His specialty was a dish consisting of small edible - shell crabs ...
Page 319
... , radio , and a month's emer- gency rations . The rations were later in- creased to a three months ' supply . On that day we selected a site for the camp on the northwest side of the lake , put in. Unknown New Guinea 319.
... , radio , and a month's emer- gency rations . The rations were later in- creased to a three months ' supply . On that day we selected a site for the camp on the northwest side of the lake , put in. Unknown New Guinea 319.
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... months . Thousands have been killed and wounded ; hundreds of millions of dollars ' worth of property has been destroyed ; the country is bombed almost nightly , and it is faced with the ever - present threat of invasion . Yet the ...
... months . Thousands have been killed and wounded ; hundreds of millions of dollars ' worth of property has been destroyed ; the country is bombed almost nightly , and it is faced with the ever - present threat of invasion . Yet the ...
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Martinique Caribbean Question Mark By EDWARD T FOLLIARD | 47 |
Collecting Aquarium Specimens in Tropical Pacific Waters | 347 |
New Brunswick Down by the Sea By LAWRENCE J BURPEE 595 | 409 |
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