The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 36
... boat and rowed away ! Then sickness and body ills brought despair and mutiny . The brothers Por- ras ( Francisco , captain of the Santiago , and Diego , the accountant ) led a revolt in which Juan Sánchez , the pilot Ledesma , Barba the ...
... boat and rowed away ! Then sickness and body ills brought despair and mutiny . The brothers Por- ras ( Francisco , captain of the Santiago , and Diego , the accountant ) led a revolt in which Juan Sánchez , the pilot Ledesma , Barba the ...
Page 56
... boat had to wait for two or three hours , every moment anticipating the blinding and deafening detonation . They could never know at what instant the diver would find his quarry in the desired position with respect to his lens . To ...
... boat had to wait for two or three hours , every moment anticipating the blinding and deafening detonation . They could never know at what instant the diver would find his quarry in the desired position with respect to his lens . To ...
Page 70
... boat overhead a fisherman has for the most part only fleeting glimpses of them in the thick shadow of close - knit Acropora or the semidarkness of deep crevasses between massive heads of Or- bicella . From my vantage point I see them ...
... boat overhead a fisherman has for the most part only fleeting glimpses of them in the thick shadow of close - knit Acropora or the semidarkness of deep crevasses between massive heads of Or- bicella . From my vantage point I see them ...
Page 73
... boat frequently crosses . They have been as great a mystery to me- yes , a greater mystery - than Stonehenge is to archeologists . It was impossible that they should have arisen by chance , yet I could suggest no builder . But at last ...
... boat frequently crosses . They have been as great a mystery to me- yes , a greater mystery - than Stonehenge is to archeologists . It was impossible that they should have arisen by chance , yet I could suggest no builder . But at last ...
Page 74
... boat careening in a gale of wind . I have long strongly suspected that they return to the same spot habitually to hide , but I did not know that they fence their retreats and maintain property rights in them . They are keen , I find ...
... boat careening in a gale of wind . I have long strongly suspected that they return to the same spot habitually to hide , but I did not know that they fence their retreats and maintain property rights in them . They are keen , I find ...
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