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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 3 (1878) (1878)

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eastern side, where the large spot already seen in Figs. 4 and one day later than the first (Fig. 6), and on comparing it they diminished till 1848, and so on. We can see readily 6 is coming into view. Here is the same spot magnified as with Fig. 4 we see that all the spots have moved a little seen… … is irregular, and that where the tain planets affect spots by their attraction, in the opinion of those who have considered the bottom should be there is nothing but the blackness of what matter most judicially there is no proof that they are due to seems an immeasurably deep chasm. To get rough…

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