Shuler, Molton Ancrum. [from old catalog] · New York, Broadway publishing company · leaf 132
planetary king of the solar sys-tem. He is of such majestic proportions that, if Sa-turn, the next largest planet, were augmented by allthe other members of the solar system, the mass ofthis great globe would not equal that of Jupiter. Trulyhe is a wonderful globe, fitted by his supreme commandto… … 1. Jupiter. 2. Saturn. (II., p. 110.) THE FAMILY CELESTIAL Uranus and Neptune are approached; while the lesserplanets, to which group our earth belongs, are so smallthat they may be considered as the infants of the greatsun-family. Jupiters mean distance from the sun is about 483,-000,000 miles, or…
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