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Page 79
... feet long . The bark was peeled off and the poles rubbed smooth . To erect the frame , three or four poles , de- pending on the tribe , were laid on the ground and lashed together about three feet from the small ends . These tied poles ...
... feet long . The bark was peeled off and the poles rubbed smooth . To erect the frame , three or four poles , de- pending on the tribe , were laid on the ground and lashed together about three feet from the small ends . These tied poles ...
Page 127
... feet high and thirty feet wide , had pushed across the road . It was still hot , but could be walked across . The whole top half of this mountain is made of loose ash and cinders . The climber , going straight up the face , takes one ...
... feet high and thirty feet wide , had pushed across the road . It was still hot , but could be walked across . The whole top half of this mountain is made of loose ash and cinders . The climber , going straight up the face , takes one ...
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... feet above it . They were the top sides of an extinct volcano , which is The westernmost source of the Jordan is ... feet in depth and is 230 feet above sea level . Shortly after leaving Lake Hule , the Jor- dan cascades through a ...
... feet above it . They were the top sides of an extinct volcano , which is The westernmost source of the Jordan is ... feet in depth and is 230 feet above sea level . Shortly after leaving Lake Hule , the Jor- dan cascades through a ...
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