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... early . His house may have no doors or windows- only openings . Light comes in early and wakes him up , so why not get up ? The early mornings , just at daylight , with the pastel colors in the skies and the faint tinge of rose showing ...
... early . His house may have no doors or windows- only openings . Light comes in early and wakes him up , so why not get up ? The early mornings , just at daylight , with the pastel colors in the skies and the faint tinge of rose showing ...
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... early part of the seventh century B.C. ( ca. 680 ) and in its earliest form was for two - horse teams . Later , but still quite early , the four - horse team was introduced . The sculptures on the east pediment of the great Temple of ...
... early part of the seventh century B.C. ( ca. 680 ) and in its earliest form was for two - horse teams . Later , but still quite early , the four - horse team was introduced . The sculptures on the east pediment of the great Temple of ...
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... early days anthracite was the predomi- nant mineral fuel in the United States , impor- tant quantities of it going down the Lehigh , Susquehanna , and Schuylkill Rivers in the early 1830's . But as the country became industrialized and ...
... early days anthracite was the predomi- nant mineral fuel in the United States , impor- tant quantities of it going down the Lehigh , Susquehanna , and Schuylkill Rivers in the early 1830's . But as the country became industrialized and ...
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Brazils Potent Weapons By W ROBERT MOORE | 41 |
Paricutín the Cornfield That Grew a Volcano Mexico By JAMES A GREEN | 129 |
Saboteur Mosquitoes By HARRY H STage | 165 |
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