Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 763
inable height, and thewhole illuminating apparatusperfectly clean and free fromdampness. One man is onwatch constantly. In thick andstormy weather he must seethat there is no snow or mois-ture on the lantern glass, and heis strictly forbidden to stand infront of the light or to allow anyother… … LIGHT -HOlbE AT ALLIGATOR KEEP, FLORIDA. lights are burning, he must note in his journal thenames of such other light-houses and lighted beacons as are visible, specifying how they ap-pear, whether bright or faint, and whether theweather is thick or clear. In case any light thatought to be seen is…
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