The way to accomplish this is to increase the weight of the pole leaving the sun, by increasing the amount of material there for the sun to attract, and to lighten the pole approaching or turning towards the sun, by removing some heavy substance from it, and putting it preferably at the opposite pole.
The way to accomplish this is to increase the weight of the pole leaving the sun, by increasing the amount of material there for the sun to attract, and to lighten the pole approaching or turning towards the sun, by removing some heavy substance from it, and putting it preferably at the opposite pole.
The author of this work is either a non-native English speaker or he has never troubled himself to read his own writing aloud. There are some very odd sentences here. The prose reminds me of something written a century ago.
The contrast between technologies is a highly interesting part of the book. The literary technique of the narrator-protagonist successfully advanced the rising action, climax, and falling action.
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The War of the Worlds
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