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"And could the astrono, if they had taken into account all the complicated and

varied motions of the earth? All the marvelous conclusions they

have reached about the distances, weights, movements, and

deflections of the heavenly bodies are only founded on the

apparent motions of the heavenly bodies about a stationary earth,

on that very motion I see before es, and was and will be always

alike, and can always be trusted And just as the conclusions of

the astronomers would have been vain and uncertain if not founded

on observations of the seen heavens, in relation to a single

le horizon, so would my conclusions be vain

and uncertain if not founded on that conception of right, which

has been and will be always alike for all men, which has been

revealed to me as a Christian, and which can always be trusted in

ions and their relations to

Divinity I have no right to decide, and no possibility of

deciding"

"Oh, you haven't gone in then?" he heard Kitty's voice all at