Girl And Woman a book for Mothers And Daughters
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For near work at night there should be some kind of shaded droplight, such as the argand burner, with the rays falling directly upon the work. One of the best possible lights for night work is the old- fashioned student lamp used with kerosene oil. It has one great advantage over more modern appliances, in that it can be used anywhere irrespective of the in- troduction of gas or electric light. Of course, some of the new conveniences, such as the electric bulbs, shaded and arranged to throw the... light over the work, give as good a light as the student lamp and are free from its disadvantages, but there are hosts of places where the newest appliances are out of the question and yet night work has to be carried on for the greater part of the year. In all cases of this kind nothing does as well as the student lamp. The great objection to it is that if it is not attended to with the utmost care it has a disagreeable odor and sometimes drips oil unexpectedly. But this inconvenience can always PERSONAL HYGIENE 229 be prevented by care, and the benefit to eyesight makes it worth while to ensure this care by taking the lamp under one's own supervision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For near work at night there should be some kind of shaded droplight, such as the argand burner, with the rays falling directly upon the work. One of the best possible lights for night work is the old- fashioned student lamp used with kerosene oil. It has one great advantage over more modern appliances, in that it can be used anywhere irrespective of the in- troduction of gas or electric light. Of course, some of the new conveniences, such as the electric bulbs, shaded and arranged to throw the... light over the work, give as good a light as the student lamp and are free from its disadvantages, but there are hosts of places where the newest appliances are out of the question and yet night work has to be carried on for the greater part of the year. In all cases of this kind nothing does as well as the student lamp. The great objection to it is that if it is not attended to with the utmost care it has a disagreeable odor and sometimes drips oil unexpectedly. But this inconvenience can always PERSONAL HYGIENE 229 be prevented by care, and the benefit to eyesight makes it worth while to ensure this care by taking the lamp under one's own supervision.
What to read after Girl And Woman a book for Mothers And Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Wormeley Latimer to read onlineMoreLess
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