huge world of waters, like everything in creation, appears wonderfully suited for its object."

"How different each world is from all the others," said Arauniel; "and yet each, doubtless, in its way, most admirably adapted. Our fair world is very different from that gorgeous world of Mars; and, from your account, Earth, and the dead world of the Moon are very different from each; and now this giant world is utterly different from all the others."

"Not utterly," I said, "there is an underlying unity beneath all this diversity."