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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 2 (1903) (1903)

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field. Not only were large our power of vision with its own, appraise it at so It will at once be recognized that as we can possess. tanks of sheet metal constructed, but reservoirs dug low a rate it might be scarcely worthy of the name; a no other knowledge of external things than that bat, whose… … so hastily constructed that they were not tight. In of light affect the eye. A ray of sunlight shining through short, the oil has saturated everything, and merely the a prism, and separated into the succession of colors flame of a match thrown upon the ground has been called the spectrum, is only…

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