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Effects Of Moonlight uhon the Eyes,
The effect ofthe mo 'nlight on the eyes, in
Egypt, is sngularly injurious: the natives
tell you, as found afterwards they did in
Arabia, to cover your eyes when you sleep
in the open air. The moon in Egypt strikes
and affects the sight, when you sleep expos
ed to it, much more than the sun; a fact Of
which l had very unpleasant proof one
night, and took care to guard against it at-
terwards; indeed, the sight of a person who
should sleep with his face exposed at night
would soon be utterly impaired or destroyed,