There is naught in all that science has disclosed to man more utterly - one might say more hopelessly - mysterious than that power by which in an instant, throughout the whole universe, matter acts on matter.


Other Suns Than Ours, Chapter XIX (p. 303), Longmans, Green & Co. 1896


There is naught in all that science has disclosed to man more utterly - one might say more hopelessly - mysterious than that power by which in an...

There is naught in all that science has disclosed to man more utterly - one might say more hopelessly - mysterious than that power by which in an...

There is naught in all that science has disclosed to man more utterly - one might say more hopelessly - mysterious than that power by which in an...

There is naught in all that science has disclosed to man more utterly - one might say more hopelessly - mysterious than that power by which in an...