The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... usually go shore - fishing or lob- ster - trapping . The sea is before their eyes from infancy ; the roar of it in their ears and the smell of it in their nos- trils . Clean air , good , wholesome food , and hard work create a sturdy ...
... usually go shore - fishing or lob- ster - trapping . The sea is before their eyes from infancy ; the roar of it in their ears and the smell of it in their nos- trils . Clean air , good , wholesome food , and hard work create a sturdy ...
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... usually made in the quickest possible time . When the vessel has run her distance , the " spot " the skipper has been making for is found by the lead . The sounding lead is a fishing skipper's other eye and he is usually an adept in ...
... usually made in the quickest possible time . When the vessel has run her distance , the " spot " the skipper has been making for is found by the lead . The sounding lead is a fishing skipper's other eye and he is usually an adept in ...
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... usually cover it , is apt to convey an idea of somber coloring . But , when one comes up to the fuma- roles , he is almost over- whelmed by the indescribable riot of color ( see page 273 ) . The colors of the canyon are almost entirely ...
... usually cover it , is apt to convey an idea of somber coloring . But , when one comes up to the fuma- roles , he is almost over- whelmed by the indescribable riot of color ( see page 273 ) . The colors of the canyon are almost entirely ...
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