Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 141
quite dark (iDecember), you would have seen the dipper inposition between I and IV (but nearer to I) ; arin the course of the entire night, that is from eveiing twilight until daybreak, the dipper would ha\gone more than half way round, from this lasnamed position to a position somewhat farthiround… … FIG. 2. SHOWING HOW THE GUARDIANS OF THE POLE MAY BEFOUND WHEN THE DIPPER IS KNOWN. during the day-time, it is not necessary to keeplong watch upon the group, or to study the heave,during those wee sma hours ayont the twawherein the professional astronomer does the bepart of his work. If you come…
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