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Page 126
... hands over their heads , some had one hand below the chin , and still others had both hands placed over their stomachs . Isolated in the center of these carvings were two small artistic figures , like twins , side by side , with their ...
... hands over their heads , some had one hand below the chin , and still others had both hands placed over their stomachs . Isolated in the center of these carvings were two small artistic figures , like twins , side by side , with their ...
Page 357
... hand . While using the one - man net on the reef at Kaneohe one day , Lally felt something strike his leg just above his tennis shoe . Looking down , he saw a white moray ( page 371 ) . The moray , as a result of its error , is now ...
... hand . While using the one - man net on the reef at Kaneohe one day , Lally felt something strike his leg just above his tennis shoe . Looking down , he saw a white moray ( page 371 ) . The moray , as a result of its error , is now ...
Page 559
... hand . To reward these Indians for courage in battle , their god shoved down to earth a choice lot of the Happy Hunting Grounds . A slip of the hand left the sixth impression . And six lakes one for each of the Iroquois tribes - filled ...
... hand . To reward these Indians for courage in battle , their god shoved down to earth a choice lot of the Happy Hunting Grounds . A slip of the hand left the sixth impression . And six lakes one for each of the Iroquois tribes - filled ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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