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Stran 212
... mountains it has an elevation of from 1,500 to 3,000 feet . From Barca , where the former level prevails , it de- scends gradually toward Egypt . The character of the desert , though sufficiently inhospitable , is much less uniformly ...
... mountains it has an elevation of from 1,500 to 3,000 feet . From Barca , where the former level prevails , it de- scends gradually toward Egypt . The character of the desert , though sufficiently inhospitable , is much less uniformly ...
Stran 322
... mountain peaks shall mark the precise line of demarkation . It was demonstrated in the rush to the Klondike that there was no general line of mountains anywhere near the coast , but a number of peaks and small mountains were scattered ...
... mountain peaks shall mark the precise line of demarkation . It was demonstrated in the rush to the Klondike that there was no general line of mountains anywhere near the coast , but a number of peaks and small mountains were scattered ...
Stran 439
... mountains alp has a peculiar mean- ing , and signifies one of the high pastures for which the Alps are distinguished . This great congeries of mountains may be said to be in- cluded between lat . 44 ° and 48 ° N .; and long . 5 ° and 18 ...
... mountains alp has a peculiar mean- ing , and signifies one of the high pastures for which the Alps are distinguished . This great congeries of mountains may be said to be in- cluded between lat . 44 ° and 48 ° N .; and long . 5 ° and 18 ...
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