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Page 112
... shore that we might penetrate into the mysterious forest , be engulfed in the green wilderness , and start a new life in its depths . As the valleys succeeded one another , he described where the natives lived , where drinking water was ...
... shore that we might penetrate into the mysterious forest , be engulfed in the green wilderness , and start a new life in its depths . As the valleys succeeded one another , he described where the natives lived , where drinking water was ...
Page 127
... shore . We lit a fire between the boulders and slept that night on the beach . Never have I passed a more restless night . Large hermit crabs by thousands crawled over the pebbles in the moonlight to fetch fallen fruit from the forest ...
... shore . We lit a fire between the boulders and slept that night on the beach . Never have I passed a more restless night . Large hermit crabs by thousands crawled over the pebbles in the moonlight to fetch fallen fruit from the forest ...
Page 359
... shore and with the loop set in deep water . It is efficient only on the ebb tide . Fishes swimming along the shore with the current are stopped by the fence and work their way out into the loop , where they are caught as the tide falls ...
... shore and with the loop set in deep water . It is efficient only on the ebb tide . Fishes swimming along the shore with the current are stopped by the fence and work their way out into the loop , where they are caught as the tide falls ...
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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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