Item - Other Worlds Than Ours!

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Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	The Banner Weekly — v. 4 no. 189 — page 7
Part of:	The Banner Weekly, v. IV, no. 189, June 26, 1886 (Issue)
Author:	H., B.
Date:	June 26, 1886
First Sentence:	Whoever will gaze into the west in the early evening will see setting majestically before him the great constellation Orion-a constellation which once seen is never forgotten, which has fixed the attention of mankind ever since the first intelligent eye was turned from earth to heaven, which was sung by Job, by Homer and by Hesiod, and the praises of which will adorn the pages of future poets so long as the beauties of nature have power to charm the fancy or to call forth an expression of admiration from the minds of men.
Last Sentence:	Thus, through the aid of the imagination, we may trace for a time his mighty and far exceeding career, until the mental vision is lost in the clouds that surround the eternal.