Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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more conveniently go in at the Door in the Side
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(one of which is repreſented in Fig. </
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Back-ſide of the Machine, each having one End
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without the Machine. </
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Air to Perſons ſhut up in the Machine, yet ſo,
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that no Light may enter through them.</
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ples, in which ſlide two Wooden Rulers D E, D E,
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the Places D, D, to which thin Rulers the Board
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F is fixed; </
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tail’d Rulers, between which another Board ſlides
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of the ſame Length as that, and whoſe breadth is
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ter, hollowed into a female Screw, in which is
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fitted a Cylinder about four Inches long, which
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carries the Convex Glaſs; </
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Side B ſerving as a Door, is next to the fore-ſide
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