 | 1805 - عدد الصفحات: 590
...wanmoon seemed gradually to be absorbed, ami every ent shone fainter and fainter. The stars in the it still sparkled brightly, but those in the zenith and...the eastward, shared the fate of the queen of night ; »nd were, with her, gradually lost in the mild splendour of dawning day. By degrees the light shot... | |
 | John Young (M.A.) - 1833 - عدد الصفحات: 328
...more faint. The stars in the west still sparkled cheerily; but those in the zenith, and still more eastward, shared the fate of the queen of night, and...were with her gradually lost in the mild splendour of rising day. By imperceptible degrees the light of morning stretched itself along the ethereal arch,... | |
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The waning moon seemed gradually to be absorbed, and every moment shone fainter and fainter. The stars in the west still sparkled brightly, but those in the zenith and to the eastward shared the fate of the queen of night, and were, with her, gradually... 