The Overland Monthly volume S2 17
The Overland Monthly volume S2 17
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Less circles. They say that its center of gravity is thirty-three miles away from its center of form, and that the heavier side is away from the earth, and that its atmosphere, if there is any, is supposed to collect there. I can see old Tycho as a brilliant point of light, and the Mare Serenitatis, and I wonder if ever there it is again, but I can't help it I wonder it ever I will stand there, and I really would like to know what is on the other side of the moon.
Yes ! we would all like to kno...w what is on the other side of the moon; and with a long sigh, in which despondency and hope are strangely mingled, I recline against the railing and look up into the sky.
Venus sends down a ray of clear white light sixty-nine millions miles long, and ruddy Mars is there, and Jupiter blazes in the east. The breeze still holds warm and pleasant. 'It touches my cheek, as a vessel on a distant voyage calls to drop a letter in some Atlantic post-office, the anchored barrel, or the box fastened to the jutting rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Less circles. They say that its center of gravity is thirty-three miles away from its center of form, and that the heavier side is away from the earth, and that its atmosphere, if there is any, is supposed to collect there. I can see old Tycho as a brilliant point of light, and the Mare Serenitatis, and I wonder if ever there it is again, but I can't help it I wonder it ever I will stand there, and I really would like to know what is on the other side of the moon.
Yes ! we would all like to kno...w what is on the other side of the moon; and with a long sigh, in which despondency and hope are strangely mingled, I recline against the railing and look up into the sky.
Venus sends down a ray of clear white light sixty-nine millions miles long, and ruddy Mars is there, and Jupiter blazes in the east. The breeze still holds warm and pleasant. 'It touches my cheek, as a vessel on a distant voyage calls to drop a letter in some Atlantic post-office, the anchored barrel, or the box fastened to the jutting rock.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kokichi Morimoto to read onlineMoreLess
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