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...be spherical. 143 This fact has been beautifully illustrated by a modern poet — " That self-same law which moulds a tear. And bids it trickle from...That law preserves the earth a sphere. And guides the plauets In their course." The mutual attraction between the planets and the sun keeps them from flying...