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 1 III  |           regarding herself, the moon shone forth with serene splendor,
 2 XXVI |           approach of winter, the sun shone brightly, and bathed in
 3 XXVI |              sides, as her pale beams shone gracefully in the clear
 4 II   | inter-planetary space.~The lunar disc shone with wonderful purity. Her
 5 II   |             of the terrestrial globe, shone through the glass, filling
 6 II   |         wonderful intensity. The disc shone like a platinum mirror.
 7 VI   |              at the lunar disc, which shone with intolerable brilliancy.~“
 8 IX   |          lunar disc. The orb of night shone splendidly into space, while
 9 XII  |          streams of cooled lava which shone when the sun beat straight
10 XIV  |           cause, these constellations shone with a soft luster; they
11 XVIII|           these sparkling rays, which shone on the plains as well as
12 XIX  |          sight was different; the orb shone in all her splendor amid
13 XIX  |              general brilliancy Tycho shone prominently like a sun.~
14 XXII |               out of water. This buoy shone under the rays of the sun