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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 14 (1880) (1880)

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in the presence of proper creases with distance, and the nearer it approaches to coin- choly prices we often pay for the luxury of ignorance or of backgrounds. An example occurred upon the Lake of cidence with the reflecting surface, the greater will be the false interpretation of natural… … That nature should use her clouds for death of horse and man. The sun not Geneva, when a vessel and its shadow were visible at the screens to exhibit her pictures upon js not at all to be won- only projects double shadows of all objects upon water, same time. The image, like the vessel, rested with…

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