Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 239
A, as seen bythe right eye, R ; we shall then see a hol-low cone. But if, with the left eye, L,looking through the other prism, P, weplace the refracted image, of A, upon B, asseen with the right eye at R, we shall seea raised cone. This experiment is an ex-ceedingly curious one, and is suggestive… … VERY art and every sci-3nce have had their vo-taries, consecrating them-selves to the great worth,and the peculiar beautiesexisting in them. Art-has had its Fulton, Science itsNewton, and Daguerreotyping itsDaguerre, and with the latter, themorning of the new art dawned witha light as pure, as…
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