Ontario. Dept. of Education · Toronto : W. Briggs · leaf 216
the black-board, making adefinite effort each time to improve the ellipse wherever the preceding one wasdefective. A very short practice of this kind may be taken with advantage at thebeginning of any lesson in which objects involving the foreshortened circle are tobe drawm. In drawing the ellipse,… … THE FORESHORTENED CIRCLE iGt; ART the ellipse, thus ensuring a curve at each end of the long diameter. In verticalellipses the line should begin with a downward movement at the right end of theshort diameter. THE CYLINDER EVE LEVEL 7^ ■^ e>E ucviL
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