Part, §

1 Text,  6 |      these unknown elements are scattered from one extreme of the
2 Text,  6 |      constellations - which are scattered along the whole course of
3 Text,  7 |       that the stars seem to be scattered equally throughout those
4 Text,  7 |         If the wheat is equally scattered over the whole field, we
5 Text,  8 |         how thickly they may be scattered. To do this we must be able
6 Text,  11|         they are nearly equally scattered throughout space, it will
7 Text,  14| estimating how thickly they are scattered in space; in other words,
8 Text,  15|      that the stars are equally scattered in space. We have good reason
9 Text,  18|   extent, and the stars equally scattered through all space, the whole