Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 - England |
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Page 262
... seen better days . He allowed me to work out the position before he reckoned it himself . I made us out to be round the Horn . And on this occasion our results were the same . The old , large - scale , blue back was marked , checked ...
... seen better days . He allowed me to work out the position before he reckoned it himself . I made us out to be round the Horn . And on this occasion our results were the same . The old , large - scale , blue back was marked , checked ...
Page 352
... seen the Indian or Malayan python , except in captivity , but I have seen two of the three species which in- habit Australia . The largest species of python in Australia is P. amythistinus , so so called because of the preponderance of ...
... seen the Indian or Malayan python , except in captivity , but I have seen two of the three species which in- habit Australia . The largest species of python in Australia is P. amythistinus , so so called because of the preponderance of ...
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... seen I had to exercise the utmost care in handling him , knowing how very fragile they are . It is a curious fact that though so strong muscularly and so hardy in many ways , fawns are far more delicate than young lambs . one swim ...
... seen I had to exercise the utmost care in handling him , knowing how very fragile they are . It is a curious fact that though so strong muscularly and so hardy in many ways , fawns are far more delicate than young lambs . one swim ...
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