Excerpt from Lessons, Astronomical and Philosophical, for the Amusement and Instruction of British Youth: Being an Attempt to Explain and Account for the Most Usual Appearances in Nature in a Familiar Manner, From Established Principles, the Whole Interspersed in Moral Reflections
Ever since you have been able to exercise the power of reasoning, you cannot but have observed, with wonder and admiration, the sun shining with astonishing splendour, dispensing light and heat around - the moon, with majesty serene, gliding along the arched heavens, scattering her gentle rays, in the absence of the glittering luminary of day;-and the spacious canopy bespangled with numerous stars, like twinkling flames, adding to the beauty of the scene. You must have observed.
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