Nothing in heaven or earth is content to be alone, and so there must always be something more. The universe is governed — John Pipkin, The Blind Astronomer's Daughter
Nothing in heaven or earth is content to be alone, and so there must always be something more. The universe is governed — John Pipkin, The Blind Astronomer's Daughter
Nothing in heaven or earth is content to be alone, and so there must always be something more. The universe is governed — John Pipkin, The Blind Astronomer's Daughter
Nothing in heaven or earth is content to be alone, and so there must always be something more. The universe is governed — John Pipkin, The Blind Astronomer's Daughter
Nothing in heaven or earth is content to be alone, and so there must always be something more. The universe is governed — John Pipkin, The Blind Astronomer's Daughter
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Nothing in heaven or earth is content to be alone, and so there must always be something more. The universe is governed by a principle no more complicated than this: that a solitary body will forever attract another to itself.

— John Pipkin, The Blind Astronomer's Daughter
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