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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 14 (1903) (1903)

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forms the most important width, 22 feet in height and from 60 to 180 feet in the object of these heavy quarried stones being to pre- length. They were towed to position over the foun- section of a long line of breakwaters that extend for vent displacement of the rubble by the action of the dation… … BY PROF. W. F. WATSON. Fig. 1.-APPARATUS FOR MULTIPLE IMAGE PHOTO- The eyes of animals possess various devices for the GRAPHY WITH THE LENS OF A BEETLE'’S EYE. refraction of light and the formation of images upon the retina. The crystalline lens and the cornea appear water. Then came the important…

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