Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 229
smaller square (3 feet) for the top of theshaft also on this low level. We could then raise eachcorner up to the requisite height. This would, indeed,be the best method of proceeding if the top of the shafthad to be so near the level of the horizon as to render 0 194 Perspective the working… … Fi8.148. obtained by a vertical from the centre of the base,measured by a line of height. This vertical serves alsoto obtain the apex of the pyramid upon the shaft. Question 3 (April, 1901).Diagram Q. 3 gives the plan a/nd elevation of acircular disc fiereed by a square prism. Put this…
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