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Looking skyward and the earth, illustrated (1911)

Snyder, Isaac Newton · (Liberty, Ind., Press of Express printing co.) · leaf 113

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what they are made of and what causestheir appearance, the superstitious appendage is dis-appearing. Their numbers are great, numbering into the thou-sands, according to the best astronomers. But whenseen about their perihelion they have sometimes beenseen to change form and appearance to such a… … Coggis Comet, showing what wonderful forms some comets assume. 110 COMETS. wanderers,1 hoboes, as they approach the sun from almost all directions. Thev are also called members of our solar system from the fact that they are attracted by our great luminary, the sun. Some astronomers have noted them…

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