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 1 Text,  11|        a distance through which light would travel in about 3,
 2 Text,  12| carrying it to a distance which light would require 6,600 years
 3 Text,  18|     definitely if we grant that light from the most distant stars
 4 Text,  18|    heavens would blaze with the light of countless millions of
 5 Text,  19|        the possibility that the light of the stars is in some
 6 Text,  19|         space, no single ray of light can ever be lost, no matter
 7 Text,  19|     cause for the extinction of light. During the last few years
 8 Text,  19|      numerous as to cut off the light which we would otherwise
 9 Text,  19|       any important part of the light from the stars of the Milky
10 Text,  19|         confident that not much light can be cut off by dark bodies
11 Text,  19|    faintness of their intrinsic light, and not to any obstructing
12 Text,  20|       will obtain a little more light on the subject-will be enabled