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1      I,  VI   | the action of the radiant orb of day !”~From where they
2      I,  VII  |  are turned away from the orb of day. Here, then, the
3      I,  XVII |   hoar-frost; the radiant orb of day had become a pale
4      I,  XXII | moon, passing between the orb of day and “himself,” should
5      I,  XXIII|   the night and the great orb of day should be wrapped
6      I,  XXIII|   the sun; he watched the orb of day pass the meridian,
7     II,  IV   |   clock P.M. The briliant orb of day was slowly advancing
8     II,  XV   | weather was fine, and the orb of day, already high in
9     II,  XV   |   occupied by the radiant orb of day.~The little troop