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... wall . A long rumbling roar followed . Part of the wall had collapsed , and heavy coral boulders were rolling down the side of the hill on which the mosque was built . But as the roof was sup- ported not by the walls but by strong ...
... wall . A long rumbling roar followed . Part of the wall had collapsed , and heavy coral boulders were rolling down the side of the hill on which the mosque was built . But as the roof was sup- ported not by the walls but by strong ...
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... wall extends eastward and gives out near the coast on the Yellow Sea . South of this mountain wall annual rainfall is 40 inches and more . People there grow and eat rice . Originally the land was covered with dense forests . North of ...
... wall extends eastward and gives out near the coast on the Yellow Sea . South of this mountain wall annual rainfall is 40 inches and more . People there grow and eat rice . Originally the land was covered with dense forests . North of ...
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... wall in a straight line would be about 1,250 miles long , but in its windings it stretches 2,000 miles . It contains enough material to form a wall 3 feet thick and 8 feet high around the earth at the Equator . We followed this western wall ...
... wall in a straight line would be about 1,250 miles long , but in its windings it stretches 2,000 miles . It contains enough material to form a wall 3 feet thick and 8 feet high around the earth at the Equator . We followed this western wall ...
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Americans Help Liberated Europe Live Again By Lt Col Frederick Simpich Jr 747 | v |
Battleship Missouri Comes of Age II illustrations in color from official U S Navy | xix |
BornholmDenmark in a Nutshell By Mason Sutherland 239 | xxxviii |
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