The present world discloses to us such an immeasurable showplace of manifoldness, order, purposiveness, and beauty, whether one pursues these in the infinity of space or in the unlimited division of it, that in accordance with even the knowledgea about it that our weak understanding can acquire, all speech concerning so many and such unfath omable wonders must lose its power to express, all numbers their power to measure, and even our thoughts lack boundaries, so that our judg ment upon the whole must resolve itself into a speechless, but nonethe less eloquent, astonishment.