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Page 134
... thousands of does worked their way north , traveling alone into a broad belt along the south shore of Lake Superior , where a few weeks later the fawns were born . The bucks came more leisurely , but by early June the migration was over ...
... thousands of does worked their way north , traveling alone into a broad belt along the south shore of Lake Superior , where a few weeks later the fawns were born . The bucks came more leisurely , but by early June the migration was over ...
Page 163
... thousands about Lake Superior ( see page 133 ) . Nowhere in America have I ever been able to get an authentic account of a man being deliberately pursued or injured by a wolf , although out of the multitude of such stories it may be ...
... thousands about Lake Superior ( see page 133 ) . Nowhere in America have I ever been able to get an authentic account of a man being deliberately pursued or injured by a wolf , although out of the multitude of such stories it may be ...
Page 313
... thousands of times a day by the faithful , as they go about their work . Often it is counted off on strings of beads . The Tibetan Buddhists believe also that there is merit in " repeating " this magical formula mechanically . Accord ...
... thousands of times a day by the faithful , as they go about their work . Often it is counted off on strings of beads . The Tibetan Buddhists believe also that there is merit in " repeating " this magical formula mechanically . Accord ...
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