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 1 Text,  2 |      the stupendous arch of the Milky Way will pass near the zenith,
 2 Text,  2 |       stars on each side of the Milky Way will fill the mind with
 3 Text,  3 |  diversity only in details. The Milky Way itself will be seen
 4 Text,  5 |                             The Milky Way being in a certain sense
 5 Text,  5 |          If we take them in the Milky Way, the stars are more
 6 Text,  5 | opposite regions in or near the Milky Way, we shall find more
 7 Text,  5 |         around the poles of the Milky Way, we shall find fewer
 8 Text,  6 |         the whole course of the Milky Way, have one and all, in
 9 Text,  7 |      are not connected with the Milky Way. To illustrate the principle,
10 Text,  15|       stars except those of the Milky Way. But, after all, the
11 Text,  16|   believe that the stars of the Milky Way are situated at a distance
12 Text,  19|     light from the stars of the Milky Way, because, if they did,
13 Text,  19|      reason to believe that the Milky Way comprises the more distant
14 Text,  20|      our vision, appears as the Milky Way. While we cannot set
15 Text,  20|  distances equal to that of the Milky Way, we should find comparatively