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Excerpt from Notes on the Theory of Human Existence: Comprising Remarks on Vitality, the Mind, and Incidentally, the Soul; The Whole Being an Exposition of the Nature, Powers, and Destiny of Man
Who knows but the worlds in space around us, also live by genera tions of countless ages. The stars, many of them, disappear, while others constantly are filling their places, so that the heavens themselves become changed. Who knows but this, our own world, may possess within itself the germ of another or many worlds which shall Spring into existence at its destruction; thus, having the power of reproduction, the essential characteristic of vitality. Even this may be true, and the whole universe of God, known to man, teem with life.
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