The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 390
... animals . Ordinarily jack rabbits are mute , but when wounded and caught they not infrequently utter a series of long - drawn wailing shrieks which are movingly expressive of terror and pain . Since the settlement of the Western States ...
... animals . Ordinarily jack rabbits are mute , but when wounded and caught they not infrequently utter a series of long - drawn wailing shrieks which are movingly expressive of terror and pain . Since the settlement of the Western States ...
Page 414
... animal rushed at him with bared teeth and fought savagely until killed . Muskrats are usually harmless animals and their presence in marshes and along water- courses lends a pleasant touch of primitive wildness to the most commonplace ...
... animal rushed at him with bared teeth and fought savagely until killed . Muskrats are usually harmless animals and their presence in marshes and along water- courses lends a pleasant touch of primitive wildness to the most commonplace ...
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... animals which a lone hunter may meet and which have the power to do him deadly harm . Among these the " sea shrew " is one of the most malignant . appearance is described as exactly like that of the common land shrew , but it is said to ...
... animals which a lone hunter may meet and which have the power to do him deadly harm . Among these the " sea shrew " is one of the most malignant . appearance is described as exactly like that of the common land shrew , but it is said to ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
Italys Eagles of Combat and Defense | 38 |
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