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Star stories for little folks (1918)

Warner, Gertrude Chandler, 1890-1979 · Boston, Chicago, The Pilgrim press · leaf 46

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this time is one that Ilike myself, said Dr. Lorry, fanning himselfwith his straw hat. It is Co-ro-na or theNorthern Crown. Down in South Americaand Australia you can see the SouthernCrown. Do you mean there are stars we cant eversee up here in New England? Yes, indeed, replied Dr. Lorry. Thereis… … I found this on. 33 Oh! that is so easy, said Helen, immedi-ately finding the beautiful crown in the darkblue sky. That bright stars name is Gemma, thePearl, said the doctor. T shouldnt say that Gemma was a firstmagnitude star, should you? asked Helen. Just what magnitude would you sayGeimna was?…

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