An edition of Half-hours with the summer stars
(1911)
Half-hours with the summer stars
by Mary Proctor
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First Sentence
"It is pleasant on a summer evening to watch the gorgeous hues of sunset gradually fading as twilight approaches, ushering in the procession of stars."
Table of Contents
I. The Great Bear and the Bear Driver
II. Virgo - Spica
III. The Great Dipper and the Little Dipper
IV. Corona Borealis - Serpens - Ophiuchus - Scorpio
V. The New Comet (Metcalf''s)
VI. Draco, The Dragon
VII. Hercules, The Phantom Kneeler
VIII. The Ringed Planet Saturn
IX. The Moon
X. Vega, Altair, and Deneb in the Northern Cross (Cygnus)
XI. Capella and Cassiopeia
XII. Cepheus and Adromeda
XIII. Perseus, The Rescuer
XIV. Algol, The Demon Star
XV. The Square of Pegasus
XVI. Capricornus, Sagittarius, and the Planet Uranus
XVII. Distances of the Stars
XVIII. A Starlit Night
XIX. Legends od the Pleiades
XX. Marvels of the Pleiades
XXI. Ruddy Aldebaran
XXII. Legends of Orion
XXIII. Wonders of the Constellation Orion
XXIV. Sirius, The Dog-Star
XXV. Castor, Pollux, and Procyon
XXVI. August Meteoric Display
XXVII. Did Life First Come to This Earth in a Meteor?
XXVIII. Folklore of the Moon
XXIX. The Moon and the Weather
XXX. Romance of the Double Stars
XXXI. Legends of the Milky Way
XXXII. Wonders of the Milky Way
XXXIII. Vacant Regions in the Milky Way
XXXIV. Richter's Dream
Index
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