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Sentences ending with telescope

You ought not to have forgotten her, for I remember showing you a double star, the one in her right foot, through the equatorial telescope. [6]
The blazing sunshine showed it up in a hard light, and he studied every square yard of it with a telescope. [11]
The whole operation resembled the movement of a telescope. [5]
A heavy block of granite forms the summit of this pier, and on this block rests the equatorial telescope. [6]
I gave that man some spiritual advice and disposed of him, and then paid the telescope man his full fee, and said that we were charmed with the trip and would remain down, and not reascend and require him to fetch us down by telescope. [5]
A few moments later, Elie Mattingley was being rowed swiftly to the Victoire, where Richambeau was swearing viciously as he looked through his telescope. [11]
Sir William Herschel's great telescope! [6]
I am leaving for San Francisco this moment, to test it, by the help of the great Lick telescope. [5]
She was astonished at the revelations of the powerful telescope. [6]

More example sentences with the word telescope in them

At last the youth encased his telescope, and turned to descend the hill to the town. [11]
He said he would let Harris go for two francs; and that unless we were unusually timid, he should consider guides and porters unnecessary; it was not customary to take them, when going by telescope, for they were rather an encumbrance than a help. [5]
The telescope through which he was fond of watching the heavenly bodies, and the movements of which had been the source of such odd fancies on my part, is now the property of a Western College. [6]
There was Richambeau walking away, telescope under arm, even as the other 12-pounder on shore replied impudently to the gun he had fired. [11]
All was brought to focus at last, however, by their arrival at Charlotte Bedford's lodgings, which, like most houses in the town, had a lookout or belfry fitted with green blinds and a telescope, and had a green-painted wooden railing round it. [11]
I would only the language method--the luxurious, elaborate construction compress, the eternal parenthesis suppress, do away with, annihilate; the introduction of more than thirteen subjects in one sentence forbid; the verb so far to the front pull that one it without a telescope discover can. [5]
He put his telescope to his eye. [11]
You needed a telescope to find it. [5]
I tried the telescope again, and again everything was vivid. [5]
But as the star or other celestial object is always apparently moving, in consequence of the real rotatory movement of the earth, the telescope is made to follow it automatically by an ingenious clock-work arrangement. [6]
I wanted to stand with a party on the summit of Mont Blanc, merely to be able to say I had done it, and I believed the telescope could set me within seven feet of the uppermost man. [5]
This day a solitary figure was pacing backwards and forwards upon the cliff edge, stopping now to turn a telescope upon the water and now upon the town. [11]
He came to snatch old Soolsby's palace, his nest on the hill, to use it for a telescope, or such whimsies. [11]
At a mute sign from him, a telescope was handed him which he rested on the back of a happy page who had run up to him, and he gazed at the opposite bank. [2]
For small things she has the eye of a microscope, for large ones the eye of a telescope, and whatever she sees, she wants. [5]
That is to say, I don't see why a kaleidoscope shouldn't enjoy itself as much as a telescope, nor a grindstone have as good a time as a whetstone, nor a barometer as good a time as a yardstick. [5]
But if a planet can grow as a rain-drop grows, why then--It was a great comfort to these timid folk when Lord Rosse's telescope resolved certain nebula into star-clusters. [6]
He had too much at stake not to have his telescope upon them. [11]
The Young Girl kept her eye closely applied to the eye-piece of the telescope a very long time, it seemed to me. [6]
A telescope stood in the yard, with its huge barrel canted up toward the lustrous evening star. [5]
Just so, when I look through my telescope I see the star-dust whirling about in the infinite expanse of ether; or if I do not see its motion, I know that it is only on account of its immeasurable distance. [6]
He had equipped himself with a mental telescope and looked into remote space, where petty worldliness hiding itself in misty distance had seemed to him great and infinite merely because it was not clearly seen. [2]
He thinks that he occupies an advanced station of observation, from which his telescope can sweep the horizon for anything new. [4]
Before they had had time to traverse the "Corridor" and reappear, twilight was come, and the power of the telescope was at an end. [5]
Not without reason, for, though she could not see him from the land, she knew he could see her plainly through his telescope, if he chose. [11]
The young man's father had a taste for many things; astronomy was his latest, and he had bought from the Government a telescope which, excellent in its day, had been superseded by others of later official purchase. [11]
But if he elects to attempt it, let him be warily careful of two things: chose a calm, clear day; and do not pay the telescope man in advance. [5]
Got up before daylight, fixed telescope on stand, and waited. [9]
As the telescope can be raised or depressed so as to be directed to any elevation from the horizon to the zenith, and turned around the entire circle with the dome, it can be pointed to any part of the heavens. [6]
Why, I would ask our young friend there to let me look at one of those loving celestial pairs through his telescope, and I don't doubt he'd let me do so, and tell me their names and all I wanted to know about them. [6]
So exquisitely clear and pure is this wonderful atmosphere that every column of the noble structure was discernible through the telescope, and even the smaller ruins about it assumed some semblance of shape. [5]
Besides, there hung along two nails on the wall a telescope, relic of days when he sailed the main. [11]
And when an alien observer turns his telescope upon us--advertisedly in our own special interest--a natural apprehension moves us to ask, What is the diameter of his reflector? [5]
One day, with a telescope, Buonespoir had seen the exact position of the staff supporting the light, and had mapped out his course accordingly. [11]

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