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M.T. Anderson

“And I thought of the Transit of Venus: that though the bodies be vast and distant, and their motions occult, their hesitations retrograde, one could, I thought, with exceeding care and preparation, observe, and in their distance, know them, triangulate to arrive at the ambits of their motivation; and that in this calculation alone, one might banish uncertainty, and know at last what constituted other bodies, and how small the gulf that lies between us all.”

M.T. Anderson, The Pox Party
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The Pox Party (The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation, #1) The Pox Party by M.T. Anderson
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