The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... showing clean to the heel of the foremast ; then with an easy plunge , like a porpoise diving , she leaped over the cresting surge and drove down into the trough with but the masts and upper parts of the sails showing above the bluey ...
... showing clean to the heel of the foremast ; then with an easy plunge , like a porpoise diving , she leaped over the cresting surge and drove down into the trough with but the masts and upper parts of the sails showing above the bluey ...
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... showing that the first rubbed sapling was October 5 , and in the nine other years the date averaged the middle . of that month . In rubbing the antlers on a sapling , the white - tail lowers the head until the nose comes within a couple ...
... showing that the first rubbed sapling was October 5 , and in the nine other years the date averaged the middle . of that month . In rubbing the antlers on a sapling , the white - tail lowers the head until the nose comes within a couple ...
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... showing the greatest terror , plung- ing about in a way to threaten new in- juries . Retiring at once , the question arose as to the cause . Remembering that for the first time he had not worn his winter fur coat , it was replaced , and ...
... showing the greatest terror , plung- ing about in a way to threaten new in- juries . Retiring at once , the question arose as to the cause . Remembering that for the first time he had not worn his winter fur coat , it was replaced , and ...
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