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The Practical Astronomer

Note 12 — Chapter IV

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There can be little doubt that some of the facts ascribed, in the western highlands of Scotland, to second sight, have been owing to the unusual refraction of the atmosphere; as one of the peculiarities attributed to those who possessed this faculty was, that they were enabled to descry boats and snips, before they appeared in the horizon.

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