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Phantom of the Poles: Chapter IV. Around the Curve

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IN passing round the curve leading into the interior of the earth, it seems difficult for some people to understand how water can be made to stay on the edge of the earth. A question of that nature seems absurd to many; but it is not. While water is a liquid and seeks its level, yet the centre of gravity is all there is to "up" or "down," and affects everything in accordance with its weight.

Phantom of the Poles: Chapter IV. Around the Curve

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