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Page 102
... passing some into their bodies . Then they presented me with one that belonged to my totemic land , the land of the ... passed through the painful circumcision rituals without a murmur . The aborigines told me I could take the kulpidji ...
... passing some into their bodies . Then they presented me with one that belonged to my totemic land , the land of the ... passed through the painful circumcision rituals without a murmur . The aborigines told me I could take the kulpidji ...
Page 325
... passing out gum . Then I would say ' shoe ' and point to my shoe , and they would tell me the Hebrew word . I had ... passed that way again , a little child was leading the major by the hand . One lesson my GI friends and I learned at ...
... passing out gum . Then I would say ' shoe ' and point to my shoe , and they would tell me the Hebrew word . I had ... passed that way again , a little child was leading the major by the hand . One lesson my GI friends and I learned at ...
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... passed without word from him . Neither the agent at Riobamba nor we at the Quito office were particularly concerned , for we knew that virtually no communication with that part of the Oriente existed . Then one day I noticed on my desk ...
... passed without word from him . Neither the agent at Riobamba nor we at the Quito office were particularly concerned , for we knew that virtually no communication with that part of the Oriente existed . Then one day I noticed on my desk ...
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