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The dark forest . So much rain makes plenty of moisture for the forest . The foliage of the trees is so thick that the forest is dark and gloomy . The branches of the trees are often tied together with the tangling vines of the jungle .
The dark forest . So much rain makes plenty of moisture for the forest . The foliage of the trees is so thick that the forest is dark and gloomy . The branches of the trees are often tied together with the tangling vines of the jungle .
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elephant which lives in this forest , man must become his own burden bearer . 5. The carriers . There are no roads here , but only little paths through the forest , and along these paths move the human freight trains of the jungle .
elephant which lives in this forest , man must become his own burden bearer . 5. The carriers . There are no roads here , but only little paths through the forest , and along these paths move the human freight trains of the jungle .
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Since the white man's ships have been going to Africa , one new industry after another has come there - come even to the equatorial forest . First , the white man wanted ivory , for which the natives had little use .
Since the white man's ships have been going to Africa , one new industry after another has come there - come even to the equatorial forest . First , the white man wanted ivory , for which the natives had little use .
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Contents
RIN TIN TININ PERSON | 1 |
TRIBUTES TO DOGS George Graham Vest | 7 |
IN THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA William Dodge Lewis | 17 |
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| Title | The New Silent Readers ... Book 6 of The New Silent Readers, Albert Lindsay Rowland |
| Authors | William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay Rowland, Ethel Harriet Maltby Gehres |
| Publisher | John C. Winston Company, 1930 |
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