...frequently to poflefs the whole Extent of the Hemifphere,. Sometimes they begin in the Form of a great Scarf of bright Light, with its Extremities upon the Horizon, which, with a Motion refembling that of a Fifhing-nec, glides fwiftly up the Sky; preferring in this Motion a Direction nearly perpendicular...

...more frequently to pofiefs the whole extent of the hemifphere. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great fcarf of bright light, with its extremities...glides fwiftly up the iky ; preferving in this motion a direftion nearly perpendicular to the meridian ; and molt commonly after thofe preludes, all the lights...

...more frequently to poflefs the whole extent of the hemifphere. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great fcarf of bright light, with its extremities...refembling that of a fifhing-net, glides fwiftly up the fky ; preferving in this motion a direftion nearly perpendicular to the meridian ; and moft commonly...

...more frequently to poflefs the whole extent of the hemifphere-. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great fcarf of bright light, with its extremities...horizon, which, with a motion refembling that of a fifhmg-net, glides fwiftly up the fky, preferving in this motion a direction nearly perpendicular to...

...frequently to possess the whole extent of the hemisphere. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great scarf of bright light, with its extremities upon the horizon, which, with a motion resembling that of a fishing-net, glides softly up the sky, preserving a direction nearly perpendicular...

...more frequently to poflefs the whole extent of theheittilphere. 3. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great fcarf of bright light, with its extremities upon the horizon, which -with a motion refemblinglhat of a fifhing net, glides fwiftly up the Iky, preferving in this motion a direction nearly...

...frequently to possess the whole extent of the hemisphere. Sometimes the)r begin in the form of a great scarf of bright light, with its extremities upon the horizon, which, with a motion resembling that of a fishingnet, glides swiftly up the sky, preserving in this motion a direction nearly...

...frequently to possess the whole extent of the hemisphere. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great scarf of bright light, with its extremities upon the horizon, which, with a motion resembling that of a fishine-net, glides swiftly up the sky, preserving in this motion a direction...

...frequently to possess the whole extent of the hemisphere. Sometimes they begin in the form of a great scarf of bright light, with its extremities upon the horizon, which, with a motion resembling that of a fishing-net, glides swiftly up the sky ; preserving in this motion a direction...

...absence of the sun. These lighta are perpetually varying. Sometimes they begin in the form of a scarf of bright light, with its extremities upon the horizon, which, with a motion resembling that of a fishingnet, glides swiftly up the sky, preserving a direction nearly perpendicular...