Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII  |        Tenerife make the ascent by night and not by day, and soon
 2        1, XII  |         there is sometimes seen at night, and in clear weather, a
 3        1, XII  |      sometimes found to sparkle by night when struck violently by
 4        1, XII  |       rotten wood, which shines by night and yet is not found to
 5        1, XXXV |         the alternation of day and night, partly by the succession
 6        1, XXXVI|        dark air behind a window at night reflects the light of a
 7        1, XLI  |         therefore be set a sort of night watch over nature, as showing
 8        1, XLI  |          showing herself better by night than by day. For these may
 9        1, XLI  |           these may be regarded as night studies by reason of the
10        1, XLVI |          torch, carried hastily at night, seems to have a tail. And
11        1, L    | windowpanes toward morning after a night's frost; in the formation