Audsley, W. (William), 1833-1907, Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · London ; Glasgow ; Edinburgh : William Mackenzie · leaf 507
lipses, becoming more and more 0elongated until finally it appears as a straight line, or it will assume appearances ofellipses of every possible eccentricity, from zero, or the circle, to one of the diameters,or the straight line. 2. To put a circle in perspective.—-Let e f g h be a circle; draw… … the points, f, g, h, e, found, there would then be four points given, through which thecircle must pass. This way will do where great accuracy is not required, but thenumber of points may be increased. The point, k, may be taken in the curve, and through it parallels to the side; the perspectiveof…
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