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The amateur's perspective : being an attempt to present the theory in the simplest form; and so to methodize and arrange the subject, as to render the practice familiarly intelligible to the uninitiated in a few hours of study (1828)

Davenport, Richard, author · London : Printed for the author · leaf 36

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f lines be drawn diverging from a given point in a right line, to any num- ber of given points in a second line parallel to the first, and from other points on the second line, severally at equal distances from those points, other lines be drawn crossing the said diverging lines, and meeting in any… … c and a are two points on the lower or second line, to which lines are drawn diver- ging from the point o in the upper or first line. 2 and 1 are other points in the same lower line ; 2 being at the same distance from c, that 1 is at from a. From 2 and 1 draw lines severally crossing o c and o «,…

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