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Fairview boys at Light-house Cove, or, Carried out to sea (1914)

Gordon, Frederick · Newark, N.J. : Charles E. Graham · leaf 40

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re they are, even on thedarkest night. A lighthouse is quite important, murmured Frank. We think so, laughed Lucy. Then the girl took them up into the light chamber itself,a small room, with glass sides. The glass was really in theshape of lenses, as in an automobile lamp, only it was cutin another… … Then the girl took them up in the light chamber itself. L IN THE LIGHTHOUSE 39 were rather surprised to find that it was the glass windows,or prisms, that revolved by means of the clockwork, and notthe lantern itself. If the lantern went around it could notbe trimmed without being stopped, and this…

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