The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 9
... springs eternal in the breast of the Afro - Jamaican that each arriving American is destined to be his banker , from whom he shall garner a latter - day piece of eight for some service rendered . The mob of expectant bene- ficiaries is ...
... springs eternal in the breast of the Afro - Jamaican that each arriving American is destined to be his banker , from whom he shall garner a latter - day piece of eight for some service rendered . The mob of expectant bene- ficiaries is ...
Page 31
... springs that are justly famous for their curative properties and made this beauti- ful spot a gathering place for Jamaican aristocracy as far back as two hundred years . THE STRUGGLE OF PORT ANTONIO Beyond , on the eastern extremity of ...
... springs that are justly famous for their curative properties and made this beauti- ful spot a gathering place for Jamaican aristocracy as far back as two hundred years . THE STRUGGLE OF PORT ANTONIO Beyond , on the eastern extremity of ...
Page 64
... spring into the air , there to be snapped up by noddy and sooty terns attracted by the commotion in the water . If they move far inshore , even when predacious fishes leave them unmolested , the wind - harried waves toss them too far up ...
... spring into the air , there to be snapped up by noddy and sooty terns attracted by the commotion in the water . If they move far inshore , even when predacious fishes leave them unmolested , the wind - harried waves toss them too far up ...
Page 97
... spring of fresh water , which we SO much need ? " asked another . Cook encountered a different type of intelligence at Rio de Janeiro , where the Portuguese governor conceived the transit of Venus to be " the passing of the North Star ...
... spring of fresh water , which we SO much need ? " asked another . Cook encountered a different type of intelligence at Rio de Janeiro , where the Portuguese governor conceived the transit of Venus to be " the passing of the North Star ...
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... spring calls them back . If allowed to live , they grow to maturity about July or August . Then they mate , and the female treks back to the Virginia capes to spawn , while the male remains in Maryland waters . When the crab gets too ...
... spring calls them back . If allowed to live , they grow to maturity about July or August . Then they mate , and the female treks back to the Virginia capes to spawn , while the male remains in Maryland waters . When the crab gets too ...
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