Good evening and thank you for joining me for another boring books for bedtime.

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Now, let's read and relax. Find a comfortable spot. Adjust your volume.

Take a nice deep breath in.

Let it out slowly and off we go.

Tonight for the first time in some time, let's continue our exploration of one of the more curious theories about the Earth,

with more from Sim's theory of concentric. the Earth is hollow, habitable,

with more from Sims' theory of concentric spheres,

demonstrating that the Earth is hollow,

habitable within, and widely open about the polls by a citizen of the United States,

printed and published in 1826 by Morgan Lodge and Fisher, Cincinnati.

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