The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 100
fig. 8. TRICKS AND MAGIC 85 looked at with one eye from a point where it can them from very early times. Long years ago thelook along all of the lines without moving the Greek architects took advantage of these illu-head,—that is, at a point where all the lines sions to improve the appearance of… … FIG. 9. FIG. IO. FIG. II. would meet if they were drawn long enough,—shows a lot of black pins standing upright as ifstuck into the page. In the picture at the end of this article, it willbe found interesting to let the spectators guesswhich of the stones in the Magic Bridge is long-est, and also…
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