Slowly, but very surely, by means of quiet sap, but little of which meets the eye, we are effecting an entrance into the treasure-house wherein are kept the secrets of the sun.


What is the Sun Made of?, The Nineteenth Century, Volume 4, July, 1878 (p. 75)

Norman Lockyer Quotes

Slowly, but very surely, by means of quiet sap, but little of which meets the eye, we are effecting an entrance into the treasure-house wherein are...

Slowly, but very surely, by means of quiet sap, but little of which meets the eye, we are effecting an entrance into the treasure-house wherein are...

Slowly, but very surely, by means of quiet sap, but little of which meets the eye, we are effecting an entrance into the treasure-house wherein are...

Slowly, but very surely, by means of quiet sap, but little of which meets the eye, we are effecting an entrance into the treasure-house wherein are...