Overland Monthly and The Out West Magazine, Том 83Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine, 1925 |
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... called Chrysil . The first samples were prepared for the committee by the mastication of the bark of the plant by the Paiute Indians at Benton , Cali- fornia . These Indians call any species of the genus Chrysothamnus from which rubber ...
... called Chrysil . The first samples were prepared for the committee by the mastication of the bark of the plant by the Paiute Indians at Benton , Cali- fornia . These Indians call any species of the genus Chrysothamnus from which rubber ...
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... called the commander's attention to a splendid and conspicuous snow - clad mountain in the far distance , a peak standing up two sheer miles against a now un- clouded sky reflecting the rays of a sinking western sun . In the clear at ...
... called the commander's attention to a splendid and conspicuous snow - clad mountain in the far distance , a peak standing up two sheer miles against a now un- clouded sky reflecting the rays of a sinking western sun . In the clear at ...
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... called " our betters " were named " Parik " ( dancers ) . Other nymphs were called " Hushka Parik " ( dancers to a melody in a minor key ) . Ancient songs celebrated the gods and god- desses of their pantheon . One song of Astghik , or ...
... called " our betters " were named " Parik " ( dancers ) . Other nymphs were called " Hushka Parik " ( dancers to a melody in a minor key ) . Ancient songs celebrated the gods and god- desses of their pantheon . One song of Astghik , or ...
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