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Pagina 104
... common with Europe , even under the Tsars . The catastrophe is the more catastrophic by reason of the fearful sacrifice that has been made in vain , of the terrible wrongs endured not only at the hands of the common foe but of the ...
... common with Europe , even under the Tsars . The catastrophe is the more catastrophic by reason of the fearful sacrifice that has been made in vain , of the terrible wrongs endured not only at the hands of the common foe but of the ...
Pagina 185
... common wherever there is water in spring . The water - sides of Galilee and Lake Huleh swarm with these little singers all joined in lusty chorus . They are the male frogs which distend their throats to produce such sound ; but ...
... common wherever there is water in spring . The water - sides of Galilee and Lake Huleh swarm with these little singers all joined in lusty chorus . They are the male frogs which distend their throats to produce such sound ; but ...
Pagina 186
... common sight here . There are long- eared owls nesting in the woods by Lake Galilee ( Tiberias ) , and a few tawny owls in the woods at Hebron and in the north of the country , also in the caves near the Judean hills . The white barn ...
... common sight here . There are long- eared owls nesting in the woods by Lake Galilee ( Tiberias ) , and a few tawny owls in the woods at Hebron and in the north of the country , also in the caves near the Judean hills . The white barn ...
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