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served also'uport the Coast of Flanker* as! ^Holland , the like sandy Hills, or DoW n *jfrom which Westerly Winds drive the Sana great way into the Country. But th erare not many places liable to this AcctdcjV''viz. where the bottom of the Sea is sands’and where the Wind most frequentlyfrom off the Sea ,* where the Wind i efrom the Land toward the Sea this happ e °^not ; where it is indifferent, it must inson carry off as much as it brings on, ufl'^other Causes hinder.

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The Second possible Cause of the World sflruttion in a Natural Way s the ExtinB 1 ^of the Sun. 1.

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II.'TpHE possibility of the Sun’s eXt^X ction. Of whseh Accident I Ib*give an Account in Dr. Move's words, in dflast Chapter of his Treatise of the Immortw"ty of the Soul. « This ( faith he') though“ it may seem a. Tankk Fear at first“ yet if the matter be throughly examined" there will appear no contemptible H e£l '“ Ions that may induce Men to suspect, d> 3“ it may at last fall out, there having b eel ’