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The book of stars (1920)

Collins, A. Frederick (Archie Frederick), 1869- · New York, London, D. Appleton and company · leaf 47

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PLEIADES Fig. 25.—Constellation of Taurus. 25 26 THE BOOK OF THE STARS will have something to say in Chapter XI. By the time yonhave learned the foregoing constellations you will be able tolocate Taurus without using your star chart, for it lies to thenorth of Orion, to the south of Auriga and a… … Fig. 26.—Tatjbub the Bull. There are six small but bright stars grouped closely togetherwhen seen by the ordinary person, but if you have very sharpeyes you may be able to make out one or two more. It is believed that the stars of Taurus were the first to bewoven into a group or constellation by…

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