The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 203
... passed through communities unfrequented by travelers , the villagers would join , and there would be no let - up in the hubbub until early morning . I asked some of our men what they expected to do with the two dollars or so each had ...
... passed through communities unfrequented by travelers , the villagers would join , and there would be no let - up in the hubbub until early morning . I asked some of our men what they expected to do with the two dollars or so each had ...
Page 275
... passed from hand to hand , each man taking a draft of smoke through the small side - hole , after which the slender tube with smoldering cigarette is replaced and the process repeated . Some of these pipes are artistically carved and ...
... passed from hand to hand , each man taking a draft of smoke through the small side - hole , after which the slender tube with smoldering cigarette is replaced and the process repeated . Some of these pipes are artistically carved and ...
Page 280
... passing plane , are rushing homeward from the surf . The launch had a 20 - mile round trip to negotiate that day , but ... passed over the mouth of the Bamu . This stream is known for its astonishing tidal bore , so dangerous to small ...
... passing plane , are rushing homeward from the surf . The launch had a 20 - mile round trip to negotiate that day , but ... passed over the mouth of the Bamu . This stream is known for its astonishing tidal bore , so dangerous to small ...
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