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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 14 (April 1880) (1880)

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cted. reflected from the sunward side of the ship, must, of course, which the sun was moving, precisely as if the sunlight and Buch images as the specters of the Brocken are merel.y ordi- be right side up, precisely as if cast by direct sunlight. The the shadow were opposite and connected radiates… … reflecting surface, the most elevated por- with laden animals crossing some of our nary shadows, projected from all mountain tops, which are tions being more exposed to the luminous conditions of Western wastes and perishing for want of water, yet more or less isolated, on to clouds which happen to…

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