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Cloud Classification

Nature volume 22, pages 96–97 (1880)Cite this article

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THERE is a proverbial objection to “looking a gift-horse in the mouth,” and M. Poey's Cloud Book is such a valuable addition to the scanty literature on the subject that it would be highly ungracious to make captious objections to his views. On the other hand, M. Poëy, when he differs from others, puts forward his views with such fairness and courtesy that I believe he would be the last man to deprecate full discussion.

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