1 70 GALILEO AND HIS JUDGES. 



have converted this strong, overpowering probability 

 into something approaching indefinitely near to a 

 moral certainty. 



Beyond this we cannot reasonably expect to go ; 

 physical certainty is not to be attained when we 

 have to traverse the vast distances of celestial 

 space, and human infirmity must be content to 

 recognise the boundary beyond which it may not 

 pass, the limit imposed on finite minds by the 

 Infinite. 



THE END. 



CHARLES DICKKNS AND EVANS, CRYSTAL PALACE PRESS 



