Wyllie, W. L. (William Lionel), 1851-1931 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 20
d on the surface. In the case ofthe men on the right, you will bear in mind thattheir feet are above the level of the water, and thatallowance must be made for this additional height. Reflections on sloping surfaces such as the wetsand will not be directly underneath the object,but will be drawn or… … I will ask my reader to try to fix in his mindthe idea that all flat surfaces, if they were continuedon into space, must at last be bounded by the sky,just as the sea is at the horizon. Also that parallellines on this flat surface must, if they be continuedfar enough, finally meet in points on the…
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