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... light From From him ; for other light be needed none . 234 Ch . XX . FIGURE S. Beyond the Cape of Hope, and now are past ...
... light From From him ; for other light be needed none . 234 Ch . XX . FIGURE S. Beyond the Cape of Hope, and now are past ...
Page 451
... light and shade are difpofed in fuch a manner , as to render the compofition diftinct in its parts , and ftriking on the whole . In plantations , the trees are artfully mixed according to their shape and colour ; thofe of fpreading ...
... light and shade are difpofed in fuch a manner , as to render the compofition diftinct in its parts , and ftriking on the whole . In plantations , the trees are artfully mixed according to their shape and colour ; thofe of fpreading ...
Page 515
... light are reflected from the tree to my eye , forming a picture upon the retina tarica : but the object perceived is the tree itself , not the rays of light , nor the picture . In this manner diftant objects are perceived , without any ...
... light are reflected from the tree to my eye , forming a picture upon the retina tarica : but the object perceived is the tree itself , not the rays of light , nor the picture . In this manner diftant objects are perceived , without any ...
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