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Page 200
... seen any evidence of more than one set of young a year . In this section occurs one of the deepest snow- falls of ... seen the middle of July , and from that time on until the early frost or the coming of the ice I have never felt sure ...
... seen any evidence of more than one set of young a year . In this section occurs one of the deepest snow- falls of ... seen the middle of July , and from that time on until the early frost or the coming of the ice I have never felt sure ...
Page 257
... seen from a distance . But , while thus largely losing their ef- fectiveness at a distance , the colors are for this reason all the more striking when seen close up , for then each is heightened by contrast with the other ( see page 273 ) ...
... seen from a distance . But , while thus largely losing their ef- fectiveness at a distance , the colors are for this reason all the more striking when seen close up , for then each is heightened by contrast with the other ( see page 273 ) ...
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... seen in so many tropical countries are present in great variety in Ecuador , and one of the pic- tures most apt to ... seen by the casual traveler . Once seen in its native surroundings , the condor will never be forgotten , and I shall ...
... seen in so many tropical countries are present in great variety in Ecuador , and one of the pic- tures most apt to ... seen by the casual traveler . Once seen in its native surroundings , the condor will never be forgotten , and I shall ...
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