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 1   1, 1|       struck by the rays of the sun.~"As he approached, we began
 2   1, 3|       snow that the rays of the sun had turned somewhat transparent".
 3   2, 1|         more brilliant than the sun, shedding a light that was
 4   2, 1|      rays of the most brilliant sun". Her face, indescribably
 5   2, 2|   noticed that the light of the sun became dimmer during the
 6   1, 4| temperature and a waning of the sun. Feeling that something
 7   1, 5|       the air, a dimming of the sun to the point where the stars
 8   1, 6|      issuing from them onto the sun, and as she rose, her own
 9   1, 6|   continued to be cast onto the sun."~At that moment, Lucia
10   1, 6|       Lucia cried, "Look at the sun!"~Once Our Lady had disappeared
11   1, 6|      Joseph appeared beside the sun with the Child Jesus and
12   1, 6|    witnessed the miracle of the sun.~It had rained all during
13   1, 6|     Lucia shouted, "Look at the sun!" – the clouds opened up,
14   1, 6|        opened up, revealing the sun as an immense silver disk.
15   1, 6|      ball began to "dance". The sun began to spin rapidly like
16   1, 6|       ten minutes. Finally, the sun zigzagged back to its original
17   1, 6|       dried.~The miracle of the sun was also seen by numerous
18 Bibl  |         More Brilliant than the Sun. 3rd printing. Adapted by