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another and in the direction required. It would not matter at what angle the plane receivingshade were to the ground, the V.S. would always befound by continuing the lines which are now joiningV.P. to V.S. till they cut the V.L. of the plane. In thisway several V.S.s, on as many V.L.s, would be got… … 166 Perspective features by which our rule can be applied. In the caseof a cylinder, for instance, we have a V.P. of its axialdirection (V.P.i in Fig. 124), and we have a V.P. of theplanes of the ends at right angles to the axis. But itis obvious that V.P.a has really nothing to do with theform of…
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