Augsburg, De Resco Leo, b. 1859 · Boston, New York, Educational Pub. Co · leaf 160
plain as the objectreflected. In water there are all kinds and conditions of reflec-tions. They vary from a perfect mirror-like image, through all AUGSBURGS DRAWING. 157 the changes made by current, wind and waves, to complete obliter-ation. In general, the reflection is darker than the image… … Mi being represented and as such should not be allowed to make itsown conditions, but is tlie servant of the mind. This is only so,however, after its laws and principles have been mastered. One of the best places to study reflections is along the shoreof a pond or stream. A rock, a stump, a log, a…
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