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Whereas to a Selenite who sees the Earth eclipse the Sun, not only doesthe Earth's disc appear four times larger than the Sun's, but also, ashis day is 14 times longer than ours, the two heavenly bodies mustremain several hours in contact. Besides, notwithstanding the apparentsuperiority of the Earth's disc, the refracting power of the atmospherewill never allow the Sun to be eclipsed altogether.
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