Now, nothing in the Sky looks the same. As to the Comet, — I cannot account for how, — but there came this night, to this boggy Miasmatick place, an exceptional Clarity of the Air, … a sort of optickal Tension among the Stars, that seem'd ever just about to break radiantly thro'… And there. In Leo, bright-man'd, lo, it came. It came ahead. And 'twould be but Prelude to the Finger of Corsica, — which now appear'd, pointing down from Heaven. And the place where it pointed was the place I knew I must journey to, for beneath the Sky-borne Index lay, as once beneath a Star, an Infant that must, again, re-make the World, — this time 'twas a Sign from Earth, not only from Heaven, showing the way.


Chapter 74 - Mason & Dixon (1997)

Thomas Pynchon Quotes

Now, nothing in the Sky looks the same. As to the Comet, — I cannot account for how, — but there came this night, to this boggy Miasmatick place, ...

Now, nothing in the Sky looks the same. As to the Comet, — I cannot account for how, — but there came this night, to this boggy Miasmatick place, ...

Now, nothing in the Sky looks the same. As to the Comet, — I cannot account for how, — but there came this night, to this boggy Miasmatick place, ...

Now, nothing in the Sky looks the same. As to the Comet, — I cannot account for how, — but there came this night, to this boggy Miasmatick place, ...