The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 196
... entering the brush . READY TO ENTER THE BRUSH It was necessary to invoke all the au- thority of the local government to get na- tive porters for our expedition , for only too well did they know the dangers of the desert . Finally , 38 ...
... entering the brush . READY TO ENTER THE BRUSH It was necessary to invoke all the au- thority of the local government to get na- tive porters for our expedition , for only too well did they know the dangers of the desert . Finally , 38 ...
Page 717
... enter at a time , those of us who formed the rear guard had to wait outside . We used the time to examine the old façade . The original entrance must have been an imposing one , for over the present miniature door is a large portal that ...
... enter at a time , those of us who formed the rear guard had to wait outside . We used the time to examine the old façade . The original entrance must have been an imposing one , for over the present miniature door is a large portal that ...
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... entered on the second floor of a three - story house , over a terrace consisting of older rooms filled with rubbish . We went through We went through several chambers and entered into a part of the structure still in good condition . Mr ...
... entered on the second floor of a three - story house , over a terrace consisting of older rooms filled with rubbish . We went through We went through several chambers and entered into a part of the structure still in good condition . Mr ...
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