The old man paused and looked at the young astronomer doubtfully.

The young astronomer leant against the wall, and was silent.

In the summer of that year, a young astronomer named James Christy at the U.S.

It was the young astronomer, he reflected, who had helped to crystallise her strange views.

But to the young astronomer, Nature herself, never wholly mute, was full of interpretative music.

His father possessed the necessary means, and he had likewise the sagacity to encourage the young astronomer.

The young astronomer, though Apian's pupil, was an avowed Copernican and the destined master and friend of Kepler.

The fact that Halley determined to concentrate himself on this work shows clearly the scientific acumen of the young astronomer.

They have been published by Halley, whose acuteness had led him to perceive the extraordinary scientific talents of the young astronomer.

The possibility of that young astronomer becoming a renowned scientist by her aid was a thought which gave her secret pleasure.

Only the direct intervention of Dyson -who argued that Eddington's work was of key national importance -saved the young astronomer.

The intelligence of the safe arrival, after so many perils, of the young astronomer, with his packet of precious observations, soon reached Paris.

The young astronomer signified that his time was the president's, and waited for his next words with an oppressive sense of vague foreboding.

Here is the passage of his Poem the Young Astronomer read to us.

The Young Astronomer has read us another extract from his manuscript.

I have been at work on some more of the Young Astronomer's lines.