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Page 289
... live in trees are re- markable for their brilliant plumage ; those that live upon the ground and in the shrubbery are plainly dressed . This is a provision of Nature for their protec- tion , as the ground - birds must have a ...
... live in trees are re- markable for their brilliant plumage ; those that live upon the ground and in the shrubbery are plainly dressed . This is a provision of Nature for their protec- tion , as the ground - birds must have a ...
Page 337
... live . They cook everything here for themselves and their hogs . They eat every meal here . They sit here every evening , and here they receive their friends . The women in this kitchen toil incessantly , from the time they rise in the ...
... live . They cook everything here for themselves and their hogs . They eat every meal here . They sit here every evening , and here they receive their friends . The women in this kitchen toil incessantly , from the time they rise in the ...
Page 345
... live . They cook everything here for themselves and their hogs . They eat every meal here . They sit here every evening , and here they receive their friends . The women in this kitchen toil incessantly , from the time they rise in the ...
... live . They cook everything here for themselves and their hogs . They eat every meal here . They sit here every evening , and here they receive their friends . The women in this kitchen toil incessantly , from the time they rise in the ...
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