Odd Facts From Nature And Geography
A collage of miscellaneous notes covers topics from Central American elephant beetles and albino squirrels to Costa Rica coffee and Canada’s national parks. It notes an elephant’s five inch body with a horn, Flying Fortress fuel use, and New York’s long-standing population status since 1820.
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Feats and myths amid streams and language notes
A fragmented text discusses mythic figures such as Shé W as Numa's partner and Diana's transformation into a spring, alongside scattered notes on seasonal changes and the origin of the phrase rate of thumb. It touches on winter versus summer temperaments, and common archaic units like a thumb's breadth used in trades.
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Numa
Aricia
Diana
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