Mars As the Abode of Life
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A certain delay in the action, together with the amount of darkening that takes place, seems to negative the supposition that what we see is the water itself.
On the other hand, vegetation would respond only after a lapse of time necessary for it to sprout, a period of, say, two weeks, and such tarrying would account for the observed delay.
Vegetation, then, explains the behavior of the canals. Not transference of water merely, but trans- formation consequent upon transference, furnishes the ke...y to the meaning of the cartouches. Not the body of water, but the quickened spirit to which it gives rise, produces the result we see. Set free from its winter storage by the unlocking of the bonds of its solid state, the water, accumulated as jsnow, begins to flow and starts vegetation, which becomes responsible for the increased visibility of the canals. / Waked in this manner, the vegetal quickening, following the water with equal step, but only after due delay, passes down the disk, giving rise to those resuscitations we mark through the telescope, and attribute not without reason to seasonal change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A certain delay in the action, together with the amount of darkening that takes place, seems to negative the supposition that what we see is the water itself.
On the other hand, vegetation would respond only after a lapse of time necessary for it to sprout, a period of, say, two weeks, and such tarrying would account for the observed delay.
Vegetation, then, explains the behavior of the canals. Not transference of water merely, but trans- formation consequent upon transference, furnishes the ke...y to the meaning of the cartouches. Not the body of water, but the quickened spirit to which it gives rise, produces the result we see. Set free from its winter storage by the unlocking of the bonds of its solid state, the water, accumulated as jsnow, begins to flow and starts vegetation, which becomes responsible for the increased visibility of the canals. / Waked in this manner, the vegetal quickening, following the water with equal step, but only after due delay, passes down the disk, giving rise to those resuscitations we mark through the telescope, and attribute not without reason to seasonal change.
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