Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 113
ne ofthese Yankee notions about, and drivesa good business too. Johnson tells of a country gentleman who called in tohave his likeness taken with a looking-glassby his side reflecting another image of him,intending to cut that one off for Debo-rah. Mose thinks the gentleman wasbeside himself. Yours… … ODINE when reduced intovapor combines with cop-per. The best suited com-bination for the success ofthe operation of M.Niepce,must be, according to him,of a flat and rusty color.—But on conveying it into the openair and especially in contact withthe rays of the sun,the color darkensand becomes blue…
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