text_original: Adams' work, which antedated that of Leverrier, had not received attention originally in Great Britain at the hands of the Astronomer Royal, but as the matter as  sumed importance the Cambridge Observatory also par  ticipated in the search and on September 29, 1846, the planet was seen again.
text_transcription: ADAM'S WORK WHICH ANTEDATED THAT OF LEVIERRE HAD NOT RECEIVED ATTENTION ORIGINALLY IN GREAT BRITAIN AT THE HANDS OF THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL BUT AS THE MATTER ASSUMED IMPORTANCE THE CAMBRIDGE OBSERVATORY ALSO PARTICIPATED IN THE SEARCH AND ON SEPTEMBER TWENTY NINTH EIGHTEEN FORTY SIX THE PLANET WAS SEEN AGAIN
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