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Astronomy with an Opera-glass

ASTRONOMY WITH AN OPERA-GLASS

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A POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE STARRY HEAVENS WITH THE SIMPLEST OF OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS

WITH MAPS AND DIRECTIONS TO FACILITATE THE RECOGNITION OF THE CONSTELLATIONS AND THE PRINCIPAL STARS VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE

BY

GARRETT P. SERVISS

"Known are their laws; in harmony unroll

The nineteen-orbed cycles of the Moon.

And all the signs through which Night whirls her car

From belted Orion back to Orion and his dauntless Hound,

And all Poseidon's, all high Zeus' stars

Bear on their beams true messages to man."

Poste's Aratus.

THIRD EDITION

NEW YORK D. APPLETON AND COMPANY London: Caxton House, Paternoster Square 1890

Copyright, 1888, By D APPLETON AND COMPANY.

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