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Observations on nebulae with a fourteen feet reflector : made by H.L. Smith and E.P. Mason, during the year 1839 (1841)

Mason, Ebenezer Porter, 1819-1840 · [Philadelphia], [Publisher not identified] · leaf 44

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ndefinite on its inner margin, and perhaps very faint nebulosity fills all the interior. 8. The star 83, in the bright portion No. 15 of Art. 52, is believed to be pe¬ culiar, — blotty or nebulous. (Art. 19, Aug. 20.) 9. A branch curves off from the principal division of the bifurcate portion along… … 2. From the s p angle of No. 7, Art. 51, near the stars 45, 61, - faint ne¬ bulosity extending among the stars 48, 29, 42, 28, 22, perhaps joining the clus¬ ter in No. 1. of Art. 53. 3. Some straggling interlacing of nebulous matter and stars to some dis¬ tance sf the v, towards stars 179, 193,…

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