Meanings of little observatory in English

Before we separated he conducted me to his little observatory; now his dearest world.

One might have a little observatory of one's own.

Oxford man, clever, a fine musician, and an astronomer; has built himself a little observatory-magnificenttelescope.

Link is standing in Judith's little observatory, having just taken his eye away from the telescope's eyepiece.

It has been playing continuously for more than ten days now, twenty-four hours a day, in Judith's little observatory.

He did it by digging at right angles to the passage, and had his little observatory between the coal-tent and the house.

They saw the little observatory room up there in the mooring mast top, with its circular observation platform, a balcony around it.

As he opened the trap door, and stepped out into the little observatory the sound was so plain as to startle him.

In 1836 Professor Albert Hopkins, of Williams College, and Professor Elias Loomis, of Western Reserve College, Ohio, both commenced little observatories.