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Page 114
... turned , our eyes saw fruit . But mon- arch of all was the jungle , advancing down- ward from the moun- tains toward the sea . As we looked up the valley we saw that the once overpopulated spot was completely deserted . Only on the ...
... turned , our eyes saw fruit . But mon- arch of all was the jungle , advancing down- ward from the moun- tains toward the sea . As we looked up the valley we saw that the once overpopulated spot was completely deserted . Only on the ...
Page 135
... turned to bad weather , and mountains of water rose around us as we sat or lay in our uncertain craft , our swollen ... Turning Back Time in the South Seas 135.
... turned to bad weather , and mountains of water rose around us as we sat or lay in our uncertain craft , our swollen ... Turning Back Time in the South Seas 135.
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... turned south through Accident , crossed Deep Creek Lake , and ended a few miles beyond Oakland . For sheer loveliness Deep Creek Lake , with its blue fingers spread among the hills , is diffi- cult to surpass . It was created when the ...
... turned south through Accident , crossed Deep Creek Lake , and ended a few miles beyond Oakland . For sheer loveliness Deep Creek Lake , with its blue fingers spread among the hills , is diffi- cult to surpass . It was created when 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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