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The story of the sun, moon, and stars (1898)

Giberne, Agnes, 1845- [from old catalog] · Cincinnati, National book company · leaf 68

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y poles, each eight thousand miles long, andcould fasten them all together, end to end, one beyondanother, you would have a rod long enough to reachfrom the earth to the moon. 62 THE MOON. 63 Let us take a good look at her before starting. Sheis very beautiful. That soft silvery light, so… … APPEARANCE OF THE) FUU, MOON. the old man with his bundle of sticks, or the eyes,nose, and mouth of the moon—not dreaming whatthose markings really are. And in moods of sadness,how the pure calm moonlight seems to soothe thefeelings ! Who would suppose that the moons beautyis the beauty rather of…

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