The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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One emu dropped ; the others , not knowing All other creatures are simply buried in the what had happened , came running toward me , hot sand and ashes after a minimum of prepstopping puzzled only about a hundred yards aration .
One emu dropped ; the others , not knowing All other creatures are simply buried in the what had happened , came running toward me , hot sand and ashes after a minimum of prepstopping puzzled only about a hundred yards aration .
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Production of bark during the preceding year and a half had increased by several hundred percent . All of us felt the satisfaction of accomplishment when , in the summer of 1944 , Bogren , González , and I made a tour of inspection in ...
Production of bark during the preceding year and a half had increased by several hundred percent . All of us felt the satisfaction of accomplishment when , in the summer of 1944 , Bogren , González , and I made a tour of inspection in ...
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I did not expect to feel myself an utter Cambridge University waited five hundred stranger in England . years after Chaucer wrote and three hundred One September day I told my home at Ausyears after Shakespeare before her curriculum tin ...
I did not expect to feel myself an utter Cambridge University waited five hundred stranger in England . years after Chaucer wrote and three hundred One September day I told my home at Ausyears after Shakespeare before her curriculum tin ...
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