The Friendly Stars
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Rising together as the two stars do, one seeks to continue some close associa- tion between them; but they have nothing 80 FOMALHAUT more in common. In the course each has to run and the joy each has to give they are as widely divergent as two royal babes born at the same moment on different sides of the globe.
Fomalhaut is one of the four "royal" stars of astrology. The others are Regulus, Antares, and Aldebaran.
Only eight hours are required for Fomal- haut to pass from rising to setting, and... at its highest it is never quite one-fourth of the way up from horizon to zenith. It is the farthest south of any very bright star visible in our latitude.
Fomalhaut is distinctly a star of the au- tumn. When it first appears in August the nights have already begun to grow longer, the birds have ceased to sing and are seeking the deeper shadows of the woods in which to shed their summer suits, and the quiet of autumn is everywhere stealthily creeping upon us. At the time of the equinox, in September, the star rises about an hour after night falls and is on the meridian between ten and eleven o'clock in the evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rising together as the two stars do, one seeks to continue some close associa- tion between them; but they have nothing 80 FOMALHAUT more in common. In the course each has to run and the joy each has to give they are as widely divergent as two royal babes born at the same moment on different sides of the globe.
Fomalhaut is one of the four "royal" stars of astrology. The others are Regulus, Antares, and Aldebaran.
Only eight hours are required for Fomal- haut to pass from rising to setting, and... at its highest it is never quite one-fourth of the way up from horizon to zenith. It is the farthest south of any very bright star visible in our latitude.
Fomalhaut is distinctly a star of the au- tumn. When it first appears in August the nights have already begun to grow longer, the birds have ceased to sing and are seeking the deeper shadows of the woods in which to shed their summer suits, and the quiet of autumn is everywhere stealthily creeping upon us. At the time of the equinox, in September, the star rises about an hour after night falls and is on the meridian between ten and eleven o'clock in the evening.
What to read after The Friendly Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Evans Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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