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The family celestial (1915)

Shuler, Molton Ancrum. [from old catalog] · New York, Broadway publishing company · leaf 200

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illiancy. And,besides these, there may be myriads of lifeless bodies,that is, bodies which have lost their original heat andare now dark and invisible. Whether or not thesebodies are the abodes of life in any form is a matterof uncertainty and speculation. On account of theCimmerian darkness and… … Star Clouds in Milky Wav. (XXI., p 164) THE FAMILY CELESTIAL is attended by a companion slightly heavier than ourluminary, and yet so devoid of light that a hundredbodies like it would not equal the brilliancy of thesun. Sirius as viewed from the earth is 5,000 times asbright as his companion, but…

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