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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 14 (1888) (1888)

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Sherman, is now at this ends operating on the periphery of the segmental arm, The comet is just visible to the naked eye, andin the the upper ends of the cams resting against the edges port awaiting favorable weather to proceed to Green- telescope presents an interesting appearance, with a of a… … creature, and both feel confident that they saw a TELESCOPIC VIEW. veritable sea serpent. Captain Sherman appears to Although the comet is growing fainter, it may be easily the sinall handle lever, thus carrying the wedge back- _observed with moderate telescopes for some time to vessel for fourteen…

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