The New International Encyclopaedia, Bind 10Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1906 |
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... land covered with trees . As this could not have been Greenland , Bjarni refused to go ashore ; so they sailed away , leaving the land on their left . Three times more they made the land , and the third time they found Eric's settle ...
... land covered with trees . As this could not have been Greenland , Bjarni refused to go ashore ; so they sailed away , leaving the land on their left . Three times more they made the land , and the third time they found Eric's settle ...
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... land , and is found in the driest places , as active as other forms are in the sea . Allied to the hermit crabs are the palm or robber crabs ( Birgus latro ) of the East Indies , which live in holes in the ground at the foot of cocoanut ...
... land , and is found in the driest places , as active as other forms are in the sea . Allied to the hermit crabs are the palm or robber crabs ( Birgus latro ) of the East Indies , which live in holes in the ground at the foot of cocoanut ...
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... land and Virginia , he received land grants amounting in all to 30,000 acres , with manorial privileges . He was given the title of Lord of Bohemia Manor , became a member of the Gov- ernor's Council , a justice of Baltimore County ...
... land and Virginia , he received land grants amounting in all to 30,000 acres , with manorial privileges . He was given the title of Lord of Bohemia Manor , became a member of the Gov- ernor's Council , a justice of Baltimore County ...
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... land county of England , bounded on the east by Essex , on the south by Middlesex , on the west by Buckingham and Bedford , and on the north by Cambridge ( Map : England , F 5 ) . Area , 635 square miles . Population , in 1891 , 220,162 ...
... land county of England , bounded on the east by Essex , on the south by Middlesex , on the west by Buckingham and Bedford , and on the north by Cambridge ( Map : England , F 5 ) . Area , 635 square miles . Population , in 1891 , 220,162 ...
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... land of the west , a term ap- plied by the ancient Greek poets to Italy , and by the Roman writers sometimes to Italy and some- times to the Iberian Peninsula . ern HESPERIDES , hès - pèr'i - dez ( Lat . , from Gk . Errepldes ...
... land of the west , a term ap- plied by the ancient Greek poets to Italy , and by the Roman writers sometimes to Italy and some- times to the Iberian Peninsula . ern HESPERIDES , hès - pèr'i - dez ( Lat . , from Gk . Errepldes ...
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