The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... hand . One of the latter , roasted a deep brown , was brought to our table . Someone had thoughtfully placed be- hind each ear a hibiscus flower - in Polynesia the " flower of friendship . " " Sunday was the day of the feast in Taiohaé ...
... hand . One of the latter , roasted a deep brown , was brought to our table . Someone had thoughtfully placed be- hind each ear a hibiscus flower - in Polynesia the " flower of friendship . " " Sunday was the day of the feast in Taiohaé ...
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... hands he charged the capes of his fellow students . Pepe , the master , explained the difference between the magenta silk cape , which is held in both hands , and the scarlet serge muleta , usually used with only one hand in the final ...
... hands he charged the capes of his fellow students . Pepe , the master , explained the difference between the magenta silk cape , which is held in both hands , and the scarlet serge muleta , usually used with only one hand in the final ...
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... Hand Care On the left , the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC camera met Rho- dodendron dichroanthum , an old friend of The Society . The plant stems from one of some 500 rhododendrons collected in the early 1920's by plant explorer Joseph F. Rock as ...
... Hand Care On the left , the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC camera met Rho- dodendron dichroanthum , an old friend of The Society . The plant stems from one of some 500 rhododendrons collected in the early 1920's by plant explorer Joseph F. Rock as ...
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