Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 356
c enters the eye as MULTIPLE EEFLECTION. 337 though it came from o. Other rays reflected from A at e divergeas though they emanated from a, and are reflected from B at e,and may he regarded as proceeding from a real ohject at a, whoseimage is 6, as far back of B as a is in front of B. The light… … Fig. 239. o, having been reflected at e as though it came from o. Thepencil which would enter the eye from a third image at the left ofa may be traced through all its reflections in like manner. Assome light is lost at each reflection, the images decrease in bright-ness as they recede. A…
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