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Page 171
... feet above sea level ; the snowy summit of the volcano is over 11,500 feet higher . The gleaming white town is built of sillar , an easily cut porous lava ( page 172 ) . National Geographic Society Finlay by Henry Clay Gipson Pre -. Pan ...
... feet above sea level ; the snowy summit of the volcano is over 11,500 feet higher . The gleaming white town is built of sillar , an easily cut porous lava ( page 172 ) . National Geographic Society Finlay by Henry Clay Gipson Pre -. Pan ...
Page 182
... feet , I painstakingly picked my way with leaden feet from the breakfast table to the station square . No fewer than a hundred Indian women , each with her numerous brood of children at her feet , her wares spread out in a 5 - foot ...
... feet , I painstakingly picked my way with leaden feet from the breakfast table to the station square . No fewer than a hundred Indian women , each with her numerous brood of children at her feet , her wares spread out in a 5 - foot ...
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... feet long and 32 feet wide , and not more than 8 inches thick . A shallow depres- sion had been carved in the top surface . wears . At first the slab seemed to be a stela which had fallen over , although it lay perfectly flat . Further ...
... feet long and 32 feet wide , and not more than 8 inches thick . A shallow depres- sion had been carved in the top surface . wears . At first the slab seemed to be a stela which had fallen over , although it lay perfectly flat . Further ...
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A National Geographic Reporter Spots Vast | v |
Camel Mans Humpy Grumpy Servant 11 illustrations in duotone 393 | xi |
GreenlandU S Base in the Arctic 5 illustrations in color from naturalcolor photo | xvii |
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