...seconds before it, on the sa.ne western side, where the sun was just coming out, a long and very narrow streak of dusky, but strong red light, seemed to colour...immediately after the immersion. But this instantly vanished on the first appearance of the sun, as did also the aforesaid luminous ring. " As to the degree of...

...seconds before it, on the same western side, where the sun was just coming out, a long and very narrow streak of dusky, but strong red light, seemed to colour...immediately after the immersion. But this instantly vanished'upon the first appearance of the sun, as did also the aforesaid luminous ring. As to the degree...

...it, on the same western side, where the sun was just coming out, a long and very narrow streak of a dusky, but strong red light, seemed to colour the...nothing like it had been seen immediately after the emersion. But this instantly vanished upon the first appearance of the sun, as did also the aforesaid...

..._„;-.. I. H ....;,,,: ,l;af J.-,,, ;,., ;,. jj i '." JV - vl ...It uujj-.. u. i> ,»,:..•{ I-^Y jtn light, seemed to colour the dark edge of the moon...nothing like it had been seen immediately after the emersion. But this instantly vanished on the first appearance of the sun, as did also the aforesaid...

...on the same western side, where the sun was just coming out, a long and very narrow streak of duskv but strong red light seemed to colour the dark edge...immediately after the immersion. But this instantly vanished after the appearance of the sun, as did also the aforesaid luminous ring." tt6 Mr Louville relates,...

...eclipse, states, that about two or three seconds before the emersion, a long and very narrow streak of a dusky but strong red light, seemed to colour the dark edge of the moon on the western side where the sun was just coming outJ. Louville states that, towards the end of the...

...seconds before it. On the same western side, where the sun was just coming out, a long and very narrow streak of dusky but strong red light seemed to colour the dark edge of the moon,' &c. &c." — Motte's Abridgment, pp. 268. 273, 274., vol. i., from 1700 to 1720. NJ HEINEKER. Sidmouth....

...it, on the same western side, when the sun was just coming out, a long and very narrow streak of a dusky but strong red light seemed to colour the dark...upon the first appearance of the sun, as did also the luminous ring. As to the degree of darkness, it was such that one might have expected to have seen...

...London, remarked that two or three seconds before the emersion, a long and very narrow streak of a dusky but strong red light seemed to colour the dark edge of the Moon on the western side where the Sun was just coming out. I shall cite four observations of the phenomenon...

...London, remarked that two or three seconds before the emersion, a long and very narrow streak of a dusky but strong red light seemed to colour the dark edge of the Moon on the western side where the Sun was just coming out. I shall cite four observations of the phenomenon...