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 1 Text,  2 |        the motion of the solar system in space, by reflecting
 2 Text,  3 |     region within it where our system is now situated. The minute
 3 Text,  5 |  foundation on which the whole system is constructed, we have
 4 Text,  6 |     the nature of an organized system; and it is upon the fact
 5 Text,  6 |       fact of its being such a system that we are able, by other
 6 Text,  9 |   among the few nearest to our system. The nearest star of all,
 7 Text,  10|   various distances around our system as a centre. Here we shall
 8 Text,  16|        remarked that our solar system, with the earth as one of
 9 Text,  16|        the motion of the solar system through space. Yet, by taking
10 Text,  19|      more distant stars of our system, we may feel fairly confident
11 Text,  20| definite the boundaries of our system of stars, and to draw more