GRACEFUL NATURE.—The filamentous heads of papyrus, found in the Nile basin, form a tuft at the end of a long, pithy, triangular stem. The picture, by Emil Schulthess, is from “Africa: a Natural History,” a volume that covers all the natural regions of the continent. Pictures and letterpress show Africa to be not only a wonderland of big game, but a treasury of impressive natural features and beautiful plants and trees. The book, published by Hamish Hamilton, has 249 illustrations, including 103 in colour.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 30953, 8 January 1966, Page 4
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84GRACEFUL NATURE.—The filamentous heads of papyrus, found in the Nile basin, form a tuft at the end of a long, pithy, triangular stem. The picture, by Emil Schulthess, is from “Africa: a Natural History,” a volume that covers all the natural regions of the continent. Pictures and letterpress show Africa to be not only a wonderland of big game, but a treasury of impressive natural features and beautiful plants and trees. The book, published by Hamish Hamilton, has 249 illustrations, including 103 in colour. Press, Volume CV, Issue 30953, 8 January 1966, Page 4
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