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 1 XXIV  |       to the summit of Long’s Peak, in the territory of Missouri.~
 2 XXVII |     for telegrams from Long’s Peak. The director of the Cambridge
 3 XXVIII|  gigantic reflector of Long’s Peak! Here is the note received
 4 XXVIII|      of the Gun Club.~ LONG’S PEAK, December 12.~To the Officers
 5 XXVIII|      the dispatch from Long’s Peak had once become known, there
 6 XXVIII| henceforth the post at Long’s Peak; his horizon, the mirror
 7 XXVIII| reached the station of Long’s Peak, where the telescope was
 8 XXVIII|    from the station of Long’s Peak by Joseph T. Maston and
 9 XXVIII|       the observers of Long’s Peak could ever be realized,
10 VII   |      at the station of Long’s Peak, he was trying to find the
11 X     | powerful one set up at Long’s Peak, the orb of night, magnified
12 XVII  | colander, and overlooked by a peak 15,000 feet high.~Around
13 XX    |       the telescope at Long’s Peak. You know it brings the
14 XXI   |     Hon. J. T. Maston, Long’s Peak, Rocky Mountains; and the
15 XXI   |  gigantic reflector of Long’s Peak, and also that it was held
16 XXI   |    the observations of Long’s Peak, concluded that the commander
17 XXI   |     for the station on Long’s Peak, in the Rocky Mountains,