[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 122
otion till you come to the height of the storm. At thesame time introduce the other glass with the ships, and moving that in likemanner, they will exhibit a natural representation of the sea, and of shipsin a calm and in a storm. As the glasses are drawn slowly back, theteni[)est will seem to… … THE APPARITION. Inclose a small magic lantern in a box large enough to contain a smallswing dressing-glass, which will reflect the light thrown on it by the lan-tern in such a way, that it will pass out at the aperture made at the top of the box, which aperture should beoval, and of a size adapted…
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