Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 218
Fig. 150. hand-glass—put upon it some oblong bits of wood or cork,fixing into them pins for masts, and pieces of paper forsails. Behind these, on the edge, we may place a book torepresent upright rocks, and a crumpled pocket-hand-kerchief or piece of newspaper for the retiring banks. x^ ^C- … Fig. 151. We can now observe the Tarious reflections from variouselevations, from the shore or looking-glass level, higherand higher. (See Fig. 151.) 278. The picture or image in calm water is, however,not an exact inverted reproduction of the object as we see 190 On Water. it on the shore, but…
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