Howe, Herbert A. (Herbert Alonzo), 1858-1926 · Meadville, Penna., Flood and Vincent · leaf 214
e ; the boy keeps the leftside of his head continually toward the man. At oneinstant the boy is facing the north ; in a few seconds hehas run one fourth of the way around the circle, andfaces westward ; in a few seconds more he faces south-ward, then eastward, and finally northward again, when The… … Fig. 100.—Lunar Formations. If the boy had slackened the speed of his running at j.j.,,. 1 , e Why we see any time, out kept 011 turning at the same rate as before, more than halfthe man would have seen a little more of his face in 208 A Study of the Sky. Variousreasons. Some data. The moonsphases.…
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