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Page 273
... stand straight away from the back of the male's head . Each plume is tipped with a small racquet . Six - plumed birds of paradise are moun- tain dwellers , about as big as a magpie , belonging to the genus Parotia . They are found all ...
... stand straight away from the back of the male's head . Each plume is tipped with a small racquet . Six - plumed birds of paradise are moun- tain dwellers , about as big as a magpie , belonging to the genus Parotia . They are found all ...
Page 435
... stands ready to administer the mercy stroke to the expiring bull . Pepe Luis Vázquez , one of Spain's leading ... stand at strategic crossroads or halfway marks all over Spain , usually at points that would not otherwise afford good ...
... stands ready to administer the mercy stroke to the expiring bull . Pepe Luis Vázquez , one of Spain's leading ... stand at strategic crossroads or halfway marks all over Spain , usually at points that would not otherwise afford good ...
Page 437
... stand square - sided stone towers . On these the Moors lighted signal fires to communicate from point to point . Ruins ... stands the Alhambra , the sprawling fortress - palace of the Moors . Completed in the 14th century , the Alhambra ...
... stand square - sided stone towers . On these the Moors lighted signal fires to communicate from point to point . Ruins ... stands the Alhambra , the sprawling fortress - palace of the Moors . Completed in the 14th century , the Alhambra ...
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