The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 112National Geographic Society, 1957 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 179
... told us of other treasure that Halls Harbour residents regularly find on their beaches - amethysts and agates , brought down by the great tides from near - by cliffs . " You might talk to Mrs. Mosher , " he told us . " She finds her own ...
... told us of other treasure that Halls Harbour residents regularly find on their beaches - amethysts and agates , brought down by the great tides from near - by cliffs . " You might talk to Mrs. Mosher , " he told us . " She finds her own ...
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... told me about an unusual incident that marked the boy's first year in college . " He was obviously a bright young man , " said the instructor , " but his teachers reported that he was failing in his studies . Simply didn't seem able to ...
... told me about an unusual incident that marked the boy's first year in college . " He was obviously a bright young man , " said the instructor , " but his teachers reported that he was failing in his studies . Simply didn't seem able to ...
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... told the girls about myself and my home town , and asked about their homes and families . Then , just at the end of the period , I asked if they had any questions . There was one : " Who is the most beautiful , Ava Gardner or Doris Day ...
... told the girls about myself and my home town , and asked about their homes and families . Then , just at the end of the period , I asked if they had any questions . There was one : " Who is the most beautiful , Ava Gardner or Doris Day ...
Contents
Flight to Adventure Flying Their Own Singleengine Plane a Daring | v |
Year of Discovery Opens in Antarctica Daring Scientists of a Dozen | xlv |
Fledgling Wings of the Air Force By Thomas W McKnew | 266 |
Copyright | |
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