Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297William Blackwood, 1965 - England |
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A family have held it ever since . handful of people emerges from the Bob Poulson ( who instructs us to trees to watch us land . These call him Bob , since the use of Chrisislanders should be brown - skinned tian names is the custom of ...
A family have held it ever since . handful of people emerges from the Bob Poulson ( who instructs us to trees to watch us land . These call him Bob , since the use of Chrisislanders should be brown - skinned tian names is the custom of ...
Page 177
Even the strange trees which are called pisonias have been brought to it by the birds all the way from South America ... So this is not the Australian bush - the only tree I recognise is the casuarina with its graceful weeping , switch ...
Even the strange trees which are called pisonias have been brought to it by the birds all the way from South America ... So this is not the Australian bush - the only tree I recognise is the casuarina with its graceful weeping , switch ...
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Tree - felling may not in England produce the same disastrous ecological results as in Africa or India . We are in no grave danger of desiccation or soil - erosion . The argument for trees is that they are beautiful ; and that , as the ...
Tree - felling may not in England produce the same disastrous ecological results as in Africa or India . We are in no grave danger of desiccation or soil - erosion . The argument for trees is that they are beautiful ; and that , as the ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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