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O.33

Time. The matter of the Universe of Nature is, in every star,—or, at least, was in that perhaps prehistoric past when the star was emitting the rays that the night before impinged on the Muser's retina,—is of just the same elementary kinds, and what is still more wonderful, these kinds, except under certain definite circumstances, are in general apparently distributed everywhere in about the same proportions. There

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