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If the sun gives rise to the aetherial light waves, and these light waves are identical with electro-magnetic waves as proved by Hertz, then the sun must either be an electrified body or else a magnet It must be one or the other, because, if it were not, we should then have an anomaly in Nature of a body emitting electro-magnetic waves which is itself neither electrified nor a magnet.— Aether and Gravitation
When the waves were almost touching him he shrieked to his wife Leave me the white stone; it has magical powers.— A Treasury of Eskimo Tales

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