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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 4 (July 1876) (1876)

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greatest near the points of from any one luminous point will be refracted to a point the Uns, A, because the angle between its two surfaces is who ever beheld the image produced in this well known in- on the other side of the lens, because it is made np of a strument could help a feeling of regret… … will pass to one, and the violet to the other, end of a band acute as we pass from the center to the ends, C and D, Fig. permanence, of that immortality which she could confer. called the spectrum, in which the other colors occupy inter- 3. In this figure we have three out of many rays striking…

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