The Panama Canal Review 15, 4
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Once a vote is taken, the majority opinion prevails and the problem is settled. Justice is also handled this way, with offenders turned over to the Panamanian Government to (See p. 10) The Panama Canal Review 9 These are probably the friendlest salesgirls to be found anywhere. They are presenting molas for sale, but were shy about the picture taking, though not as shy as their mothers.
\^fmiM6 Indian women wash clothes in the Ailigandi River. They also fill calabash gourds with water to carry b...ack to the island. They make this long trip several times a day.
This carpenter, an old Indian man, has one tool, the machete. But with it, he will carve out a cayuco, with seats and paddles.
Going for a ride with mama. Logs under boat are rollers to make launching easy.
Paradlie c4walcening.: une San (Blai 3dlanad (Continued from p. 9) be fined or for imprisonment on the mainland.
Several islands have schools. All have grades 1 through 6 except at Nargana, where there is a junior high school. For further education, children must go to Colon or Panama City.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once a vote is taken, the majority opinion prevails and the problem is settled. Justice is also handled this way, with offenders turned over to the Panamanian Government to (See p. 10) The Panama Canal Review 9 These are probably the friendlest salesgirls to be found anywhere. They are presenting molas for sale, but were shy about the picture taking, though not as shy as their mothers.
\^fmiM6 Indian women wash clothes in the Ailigandi River. They also fill calabash gourds with water to carry b...ack to the island. They make this long trip several times a day.
This carpenter, an old Indian man, has one tool, the machete. But with it, he will carve out a cayuco, with seats and paddles.
Going for a ride with mama. Logs under boat are rollers to make launching easy.
Paradlie c4walcening.: une San (Blai 3dlanad (Continued from p. 9) be fined or for imprisonment on the mainland.
Several islands have schools. All have grades 1 through 6 except at Nargana, where there is a junior high school. For further education, children must go to Colon or Panama City.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 15, 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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