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A scrambled passage notes Ralph Waldo Nier son on a carping trip carrying a gun and practicing target shooting without harming living things. It mentions the bowerbird misclassifications, Australia versus Great Britain war production shares, early linoleum from England, Fujiyama’s height near Tokyo, Shelley's skylark, and Sudan as a gum arabic source.
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Ralph ‘Waldo’ Nier
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Tokyo
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
Sudan
Rome and Asia Minor Echo Classical Origins and Trade
The fragment mentions ancient Rome and Etrurian origin via Quintus Fabius in 291 B.C. and references to Cantasus Uslis river scenery, along with notes on the Viet Socialist Republic and varied landscapes. It also alludes to Siam era teakwood exports, prewar trade importance, and abundant lakes and rivers in Sweden, more than Finland.
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Thailand
Siam
Sweden
Finland
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