The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 94
... reached the summit of Elbrus , 18,471 feet , achieving the first ascension of the peak on skis . As we climbed , it was indeed novel to see the mountain peaks , even the highest and proudest among them , sinking lower and lower beneath ...
... reached the summit of Elbrus , 18,471 feet , achieving the first ascension of the peak on skis . As we climbed , it was indeed novel to see the mountain peaks , even the highest and proudest among them , sinking lower and lower beneath ...
Page 323
... reached up to Alignuk , the moon . He would send a whale . Now the daughters of those women who called to the moon pray to the Christian God who controls all creatures of the sea . When I asked old Qoqoq why he now prayed to Jehovah ...
... reached up to Alignuk , the moon . He would send a whale . Now the daughters of those women who called to the moon pray to the Christian God who controls all creatures of the sea . When I asked old Qoqoq why he now prayed to Jehovah ...
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... reached ' Amara , the Turkish headquarters , and reported myself to Ibrahim Pasha , who was incredulous that I had come that way . When I showed him my map and described the country I had traversed , he was convinced . A Turkish ...
... reached ' Amara , the Turkish headquarters , and reported myself to Ibrahim Pasha , who was incredulous that I had come that way . When I showed him my map and described the country I had traversed , he was convinced . A Turkish ...
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