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共 31 段- It is startling to reflect—startling as sad—that a people po
- These kings have their residences on various islands, and th
- He is in no hurry, but takes his time,—for as you may guess
- Even across the Argentine provinces—where this nomenclature
- In these excursions he travels long distances, crossing many
- But let us not be too severe upon the doctor. The World is i
- Of these last he has no lack. Every man, not a Bushman, he d
- At present, a thorough examination of the botany of the Amaz
- They hunt with the bow and arrow, and fish with a harpoon sp
- The platform, or floor, being thus established, about two or
- The Esquimaux people have been long known and their habits o
- “From the frame above mentioned, one or more coffin-shaped s
- In winter, when the sea is quite covered with ice, you might
- The dress of the Tongans is very similar to that of the Otah
- It would be difficult to define exactly the limits of the te
- Their powers of endurance are indeed, almost incredible: whe
- The Indians have almost as many different names for this cre
- When at length the turtles have had sun enough to warm them
- The buffalo is, at best, but a half-blind creature. Through
- The grass section is succeeded by that of the “openings,” or
- It is now pretty generally known that there are many _desert
- The Pah-Utah Diggers have not yet laid aside their hostile a
- There are several other small animals—both quadrupeds and
- Next comes a layer of palm-leaves, the strong, tough leaflet
- He has no courage whatever. He will not resist oppression. T
- It is at this season that the Laplander moves about both on
- “I counted sixteen strong and able-bodied men opposite to us
- We have observed, elsewhere, the very remarkable difference
- By tumbling about over the ground, he was enabled to bring t
- At Cape Orange the channel is so narrow, one might fancy tha
- Their whole system of life is abject in the extreme. Althoug