Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... west- north - west or north - west , and most likely in the first - named direction . So it is better to get to the eastward of it . Nearer the Philippine Archipelago the typhoons usually take a more northerly course , moving north ...
... west- north - west or north - west , and most likely in the first - named direction . So it is better to get to the eastward of it . Nearer the Philippine Archipelago the typhoons usually take a more northerly course , moving north ...
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... West Indies is still that of sugar . A capital of something like fifty millions sterling is invested in it , and the people are naturally reluctant to relinquish an industry which has , in the course of a century , become thoroughly ...
... West Indies is still that of sugar . A capital of something like fifty millions sterling is invested in it , and the people are naturally reluctant to relinquish an industry which has , in the course of a century , become thoroughly ...
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... west , but most from the south - ❘ east , as ascertained by an examination of the telegraph poles . At Taheke , on Lake Rotoiti , the mud must have fallen with a south - south - east wind . At Galatea , eighteen miles east - south ...
... west , but most from the south - ❘ east , as ascertained by an examination of the telegraph poles . At Taheke , on Lake Rotoiti , the mud must have fallen with a south - south - east wind . At Galatea , eighteen miles east - south ...
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