The Reader: Containing I. The Art of Delivery ... a Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Prose : II. Poetick Numbers ... a Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Verse : Being the Third Part of a Columbian Exercise, the Whole Comprising an Easy and Systematical Method of Teaching and of Learning the English Language |
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A. They all revolve round the sun , from west to east ; but not in the same orbit , nor in the same time . · Q. What is meant by the orbit of a planet ? A. The orbit of a planet means its path or circle round the sun .
A. They all revolve round the sun , from west to east ; but not in the same orbit , nor in the same time . · Q. What is meant by the orbit of a planet ? A. The orbit of a planet means its path or circle round the sun .
Strana 125
Q. How is it known that the orbit of Venus includes that of Mercury ? A. Because her greatest elongation , or distance from the sun , is almost double that of Mercury's greatest elongation . Q. What is the magnitude , distance , and ...
Q. How is it known that the orbit of Venus includes that of Mercury ? A. Because her greatest elongation , or distance from the sun , is almost double that of Mercury's greatest elongation . Q. What is the magnitude , distance , and ...
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A. The moon revolves on her own axis in the same time that she revolves in her orbit , which is the cause of our always seeing the same side . Q. Is the moon's orbit a perfect circle ? A. No , it is elliptical , like the orbits of the ...
A. The moon revolves on her own axis in the same time that she revolves in her orbit , which is the cause of our always seeing the same side . Q. Is the moon's orbit a perfect circle ? A. No , it is elliptical , like the orbits of the ...
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