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Other worlds than ours (1902)

Proctor, Richard A. (Richard Anthony), 1837-1888 · New York, P.F. Collier and son · leaf 118

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ere lie several tracts of Martial land,named after Cassini, Lockyer, and other astronomers.These regions appear to form a continuous land-beltround the temperate zone; though there is some un-certainty on this point, owing to the fact that thecoast-line is not often very distinctly visible. We 1… … 1 , 110 OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS now approach, however, a part of the map where allthe features are thoroughly recognized and perma-nent. Next to the circle of land just described,there is a nearly complete circle of water, one striponly of land connecting the equatorial continents ofMars with the…

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