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“...architecture, its yellow-tinted houses of masonry, with red and brown tiled roofs and white cop- ings, it would not require a great stretch of the imagination for one to fancy him- self sailing into some quaint old Holland port. We entered St. Ann’s Bay through a...”

“...architecture, its yellow-tinted houses of masonry, with red and brown tiled roofs and white cop- ings, it would not require a great stretch of the imagination for one to fancy him- self sailing into some quaint old Holland port. We entered St. Ann’s Bay through a...”

“...At the last- named place a swift motor bus service connects with each train, conveying passengers to and from the beautiful stretch of coco-nut-lined and fóam-swept beach of Manzanilla eight Piiles away. Several of the coastal steamer services having been...”

“...chain of islands varying in size from 44,000 square miles, the area of Cuba, to small islets of only a few acres in extent, stretching in a curve from Florida to the northern coast of South America. Beginning at the north-west with the Bahamas, they, end at...”

“...very small. The influence of the winds is noticed in the outward appearance of the landscape; the tops of the trees are always stretched in a N. E. — S. W. direction, unless they stand in protected places. This causes these often very poorly looking trees to have...”

“...painstaking performance, I would have to rely, ex- tensively, upon the indulgence of the reader, the more so since I can not, by any stretch of the imagination, be considered an historian, either by others or by myself. However, the idea once implanted did not let...”

“...100,359 THE GREAT PLAINS. The most important of the accessible undeveloped regions of the country are the great plains stretching from east to west north of the Orinoco and Apure Rivers, which are suited to cattle raising; the rich alluvial region east...”

“...or to passers-by. Art. 6. It is prohibited, without permission from the Lieutenant- Governor: • , . .. . a. to plant, place, stretch, hang, make fast, spread out, dust out, dry, air or to have, anything whatever in; on, along or over the public highway; b....”

“...and 2,700 fathoms within a mile from the shore. On the west and south-west is the Great Bahama Bank, a vast sub- merged area stretching from the Gulf Stream to within a few miles of the coast of Cuba over which the depth of water rarely exceeds four fathoms.1...”

“...of islands varying in size from 44,178 square miles, the area of Cuba, to small islets of only a few acres in extent, which stretch in a curve from Florida to the northern coast of South America. Beginning at the north-west with the Bahamas, they end at the...”

“...artery and establishes a connection with the Zuiderzee traffic. North-Holland and Amsterdam have the Great North-Holland canal, stretching from the Helder to Amsterdam and intended, after the draining of the Zuiderzee, to partly regain the importance it had previous...”

“...of islands varying in size from 44,178 square miles, the area of Cuba, to small.islets of only a few acres in extent, which stretch in a curve from Florida to the northern coast of South America. Beginning at the north-west with the Bahamas, they end at the...”

“...A slight minute folding is present too. They consist alternately of layers of unequal thickness, of stretched, flat lenses and irregularly shaped stretched masses of two kinds of rock-material; metamorphic tuff and vein-material. D 12658 consists for the greater...”

“...and are to be not less than | inch close link chain or flexible wire rope of equivalent strength, fitted with sliphooks and stretching screws, which are to be accessible at all times. Wire rope lashings are to have a short length of long link chain to permit...”

“...Negroes (and 9 whites) of the tidewater country of South Carolina and Georgia Gannett adds northeastern Florida. That is, it stretches ap- ^Ximately from Georgetown, South Carolina, to Jacksonville, and j. ahds inland as far as the country is accessible by boat...”

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“...roadsteads to shoot with any firearms. Article 9. Without permission from the Gezaghebber it is prohibited to use the beach which stretches 100 Metres north and south of the Custom House on the Fort- and Ladderbays at Saba, for other purposes than for landing or...”

“...55—62—68 ear-length, from notch 54—55—57 63 52—53—54 52—54—57 50—52—56 52—53—55 ear-width, stretched 40—47-42 47 36—38—39 38—39—40 35—36—38 35—36—38 ear-width, not stretched f.m 31—32—33 35 27—30—32 29—30—31 7 28 7 7 28 7 fore-limb, from olecranon to top of claws...”

“...premises or to passers- by. Article 8. It is prohibited, without permission from the Gezaghebber: a. to plant, to place, to stretch, to hang, to fasten, to spread out, to dust out, to dry, to air, to drag or to have, anything whatever in, on, along or over...”

“...whole island. In Los Hermanos, Or- chila and the Gran Roque no older limestone occurs. These islands may be remnants of a large stretch of land, according to the general exposure of ancient rocks, implying a strong denu- dation. The steep slopes of the smaller...”