"sun-shine" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1662, Robert Loveday, Loveday's letters, domestick and forreign, page 68",
          "text": "That I had not a line or two from your hand by Mr. D. I suppose was rather mischance then intention: that I eagerly expected it may be credited from my frequent importunities, from which I know not how you will defend your self, so long as I tenebrize it here in this blind corner, where I almost live like a flye in winter, and onely play in the Sun-shine when I communicate with such freinds as your self.",
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          "ref": "[1735?], Herman Boerhaave, “Being a Delineation of the Theory. [Of Stones.]”, in [anonymous], transl., Elements of Chemistry. Being the Annual Lectures of Hermann Boerhaave, M.D. […], volume I, London: […] J. Clarke […], and S. Austen […]; and sold by J. Roberts […], →OCLC, page 33",
          "text": "The true Aſtroites, vvhich in the ſun-ſhine throvvs out a briſk light radiating from one certain point, belongs to the claſs of Pellucids.",
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          "ref": "1808, “Letter III. From Admiral Byng, in the Shades—to General Whitelocke, in the Sun-shine.”, in Anticipation, on Politics, Commerce, and Finance, During the Present Crisis. Containing Twenty-two Letters, from Old Politicians in the Shades, to Young Politicians in the Sun-shine. […], volume I, London: […] W. Glindon, […], page 90, column 1",
          "text": "The Hawkes, Rodneys, Howes, St. Vincents, Duncans; but above all, the admirable Nelson, have given as much pain to me in the shades, as ever they did to their enemies in the sun-shine.",
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        "Archaic form of sunshine."
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          "text": "That I had not a line or two from your hand by Mr. D. I suppose was rather mischance then intention: that I eagerly expected it may be credited from my frequent importunities, from which I know not how you will defend your self, so long as I tenebrize it here in this blind corner, where I almost live like a flye in winter, and onely play in the Sun-shine when I communicate with such freinds as your self.",
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          "text": "The true Aſtroites, vvhich in the ſun-ſhine throvvs out a briſk light radiating from one certain point, belongs to the claſs of Pellucids.",
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          "ref": "1808, “Letter III. From Admiral Byng, in the Shades—to General Whitelocke, in the Sun-shine.”, in Anticipation, on Politics, Commerce, and Finance, During the Present Crisis. Containing Twenty-two Letters, from Old Politicians in the Shades, to Young Politicians in the Sun-shine. […], volume I, London: […] W. Glindon, […], page 90, column 1",
          "text": "The Hawkes, Rodneys, Howes, St. Vincents, Duncans; but above all, the admirable Nelson, have given as much pain to me in the shades, as ever they did to their enemies in the sun-shine.",
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