The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Usually and before glory came to Greece — feudal lords they are called , loosely enough , " the tribes , " in the flesh , served by retainers , entertained because they have followed the herder way by troubadours . of life , grazing ...
Usually and before glory came to Greece — feudal lords they are called , loosely enough , " the tribes , " in the flesh , served by retainers , entertained because they have followed the herder way by troubadours . of life , grazing ...
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The former also is called bystander above the rolling surf . the proboscis worm because its front end is The angler became voluble . " Yeah , not extended or retracted at will and acts as a bad . It's the bait . Them fish just love it .
The former also is called bystander above the rolling surf . the proboscis worm because its front end is The angler became voluble . " Yeah , not extended or retracted at will and acts as a bad . It's the bait . Them fish just love it .
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On the dark " charcoal nights ” when the moon tides , or very low tides , are preferred , sandworm rises to the surface , returns are high since a much larger digging area is exposed . for the night worm digger , called a " sniper .
On the dark " charcoal nights ” when the moon tides , or very low tides , are preferred , sandworm rises to the surface , returns are high since a much larger digging area is exposed . for the night worm digger , called a " sniper .
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