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Now I was thoroughly confused and demanded further explanation. It transpired my friend was locked in the study of a historic sermon addressed to the British House of Commons when he came across the following passage:
"the darknesse of the blackest nights was past over without feare,
and in so great security, as the light of the fairest dayes."
A coincidence perhaps but you've got to wonder if Robert Baylie (1599 - 1662), minister for Glasgow, was a little bit clairvoyant, or had even been the recipient of a visitation by a strange green figure from the stars...
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