... more to say. Within the last few years the Messrs. Henry have shown and proved by their magnificent photographs of the sky at night that stars in great numbers exist where the human eye, aided by the must powerful telescopes in existence, cannot distinguish ...

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... however, that Achains, King of Scots, and (according to Dr. Crombie Angus), King of Picts, a St. Andrew's cross in the sky the night before their battls with, and viceory over, Athelstone the Uuready—a pretty myth which ably illustrates the superiority ...

... good start, it frequently rages for weeks, and one can see the smoke in all directions in the daytime and the glare in the sky at night, and hoar the bamboos orscking like a regiment of artillery. f have often seen lerge stretches of tea adjoining jungle ...

... in which they worked. But these stars of the first magnitude by no means constitute the whole heavens As we see in the sky at night so we may observe in the sphere of workers. In India we now have a few workers who are or will become stare of the first ...