The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... stones were cheap , but life was cheaper . And every man in that crowd of pirates lived beneath the shadow of the ... stone . " In the Council Minutes describ- ing the catastrophe it is reported that “ in the space of two minutes all ...
... stones were cheap , but life was cheaper . And every man in that crowd of pirates lived beneath the shadow of the ... stone . " In the Council Minutes describ- ing the catastrophe it is reported that “ in the space of two minutes all ...
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... stone use excel- lent judgment in constructing their roof- trees , both for business and home , hotel , or theater , quite near to the ground , so that the dwellers within , when an earth tremor comes , will not be put to the trou- ble ...
... stone use excel- lent judgment in constructing their roof- trees , both for business and home , hotel , or theater , quite near to the ground , so that the dwellers within , when an earth tremor comes , will not be put to the trou- ble ...
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... stone , dated 1682 , that marks the last rest- ing place of the gallant Colonel Colbeck , who fought the Spanish for their golden isle side by side with Admiral Penn and General Venables ; yonder the sleeping place of the Countess of ...
... stone , dated 1682 , that marks the last rest- ing place of the gallant Colonel Colbeck , who fought the Spanish for their golden isle side by side with Admiral Penn and General Venables ; yonder the sleeping place of the Countess of ...
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... dick ( Halichæres bivittatus ) , when feeding , move stones as readily with their mouths as does the razor fish , but have no instinct whatever for heaping them together . GRAY SNAPPERS , IN A MASSED FORMATION , BEFORE A. 68.
... dick ( Halichæres bivittatus ) , when feeding , move stones as readily with their mouths as does the razor fish , but have no instinct whatever for heaping them together . GRAY SNAPPERS , IN A MASSED FORMATION , BEFORE A. 68.
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... stones in an aquarium came out each evening and swam up until , like a weather- cock , it stood perched on the top of the heap . PROWLERS OF THE DAY And while all these things are happen- ing , where are those fishes which hither and ...
... stones in an aquarium came out each evening and swam up until , like a weather- cock , it stood perched on the top of the heap . PROWLERS OF THE DAY And while all these things are happen- ing , where are those fishes which hither and ...
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