Kippax, John Robert, 1849- [from old catalog] · New York and London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 62
he languidair. There is in fact, it may be observed, a spring sky, asummer sky, an autumn sky, and a winter sky, eachpossessing a charm and interest peculiarly its own.Longfellow was doubtless thinking of the floweryspring-time when in Evangeline he wrote: Silently one by one, in the infinite… … StarMsPnitudesO O ♦ ♦ \ r 2^ a*!- V^teB^fandundtrl THE 20DIACALBAN0 EXTENDS 8*ON EACH SIDE OFTHE ECLIPTIC. CHART 1-SPRING OTGHT SKT The Night-Sky of Spring 33 It makes no difference at what calendar recordthe year commences; so far as the seasons andconstellations are concerned, it begins when…
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