The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... carried . These dories are from 18 to 22 feet over all and their thwarts are removable , so as to permit their being " nested " one within the other upon the schooner's decks when not in use . From six to twelve of these dories are carried ...
... carried . These dories are from 18 to 22 feet over all and their thwarts are removable , so as to permit their being " nested " one within the other upon the schooner's decks when not in use . From six to twelve of these dories are carried ...
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... carried bodily down the valley by the wind was one of the most terrible experiences in my life . After that I decided it was useless to try to go back , so I started on to try to catch Allen and slow him down . Down the hill I sped , ...
... carried bodily down the valley by the wind was one of the most terrible experiences in my life . After that I decided it was useless to try to go back , so I started on to try to catch Allen and slow him down . Down the hill I sped , ...
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... CARRYING 100 POUNDS OF TEA FROM YACHOW TO TACHIENLU , SZECHUAN Sometimes as much as 280 catties ( 370 pounds ) are carried across these mountain passes by a Chinese coolie . Often boys 12 to 15 years old are seen carrying as much as 75 ...
... CARRYING 100 POUNDS OF TEA FROM YACHOW TO TACHIENLU , SZECHUAN Sometimes as much as 280 catties ( 370 pounds ) are carried across these mountain passes by a Chinese coolie . Often boys 12 to 15 years old are seen carrying as much as 75 ...
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