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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 20 (November 1898) (1898)

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of cultivable land, or ed in his burnous, who returns his silent salutation, or turies. The place was then called Braba, or Yuraba, some fine spring. Close attention to this requirement an ass driven by a little child or perhaps bearing a and was named by the Spaniards Valladolid. Accord- is found… … KEBES PUEBLO OF GOCHITI. From the terraces the view is magnificent, extending Pueblos a practice prevails which is not unlike tlie sions; each one has a situation as if for two ground far away to the horizon, while in the foreground are plots. The houses are very close together, and have muezzin's…

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