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Page 43
... light come into the room where he was , through a glass window , so strongly as to project shadows , from the bars between the panes , on a dark coloured carpet , very distinctly ; and it appeared to him as luminous as the brightest ...
... light come into the room where he was , through a glass window , so strongly as to project shadows , from the bars between the panes , on a dark coloured carpet , very distinctly ; and it appeared to him as luminous as the brightest ...
Page 248
... light within , A yellow light , as when the autumnal Sun Through travelling rain and mist Shines on the evening hills . Whether from central fires effused , Or if the sunbeams day by day , From earliest generations , there absorbed ...
... light within , A yellow light , as when the autumnal Sun Through travelling rain and mist Shines on the evening hills . Whether from central fires effused , Or if the sunbeams day by day , From earliest generations , there absorbed ...
Page 404
... light and colours are to be explained ; and the principle of action , by which light is supposed to be impelled and regulated , is undulation . - The undertaking is difficult , for our immortal Newton was not completely satisfied with ...
... light and colours are to be explained ; and the principle of action , by which light is supposed to be impelled and regulated , is undulation . - The undertaking is difficult , for our immortal Newton was not completely satisfied with ...
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