Kippax, John Robert, 1849- [from old catalog] · New York and London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 214
nd the pole, is the barren-looking constellation ofCamelopardalis, the Giraffe, while below the pole,reaching down almost to the northern horizon, is thegreat Dragon. In the east, the Lion, with its Sickle and beautifulwhite star Regulus, is emerging from the ground, whilejust west of it, along the… … Sta rMagTvttudesOO « ♦ « ^m 2T 3^ ^TtoS-!3ndunderl CHART IV-WINTEU MGHT SKY The Night-Sky of Winter 163 the Crab, the faintest of all the constellations of thezodiac. In the south-east, the head of Hydra, thegreat Water-snake, has just risen, soon to be followedby the lonely rusty-looking Alphard,…
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