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Half-hours with the stars. A plain and easy guide to the knowledge of the constellations. Showing in twelve maps, the position for the United States of the principal star groups night after night, throughout the year, with introduction and a separate explanation of each map. True for every year (1887)

Proctor, Richard A. (Richard Anthony), 1837-1888 · New York, London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 28

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e shoulder stars of the Herdsman we see the Crown (Corona Borealis), nearwhich, on the right, low down and due east, the head of the Serpent (Serpens) is rising. Herculesis also rising, but in the northeast. Lastly, the stars of the Dragon (Draco) can be seen curving from between the Pointers and… … At II oclock: Mar. 8.At 10^ oclock: Mar. i6.At 10 oclock: Mar. 23. At 9i oclock: Mar. 30. At 9 oclock: Apr. 7.At SJ^ oclock: Apr. 14.At 8 oclock: Apr. 22. Stars ot the first magnitude are eight-pointed ; second magnitude, six-pointed ; third magnitude, five-pointed , fourth magnitude(a. few),…

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