University of Toronto Studies
University of Toronto Studies
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It was easily read with a blue glass.
Plate IV (red figures on cofice-brown ground) was more easily read than plates I, II or III. The figures were seen as bright blood-red, the ground in two saturations of purple. It was less easily read through blue and green glasses, more easily through red In plate V (wine-red figures on dark chocolate ground) the figures could be seen. The colours of the plate seemed to be two saturations of purple, the darker patches like clotted blood, the lighter like "... purple-green." Through a red glass the figures could be read, though with much hesitation.
Plate VI (green figures on brown ground) was read very slowly, and only after a deliberate examination. It could not be read through blue glass ; yellow-green glass improved it, though it was not yet distinct. Through red glass it was quite distinct and easily read. The ground was said to be bright reddish purple, the figures purplish red.
Plate VII (cherry-coloured figures on greyish ground) was fairly well read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was easily read with a blue glass.
Plate IV (red figures on cofice-brown ground) was more easily read than plates I, II or III. The figures were seen as bright blood-red, the ground in two saturations of purple. It was less easily read through blue and green glasses, more easily through red In plate V (wine-red figures on dark chocolate ground) the figures could be seen. The colours of the plate seemed to be two saturations of purple, the darker patches like clotted blood, the lighter like "... purple-green." Through a red glass the figures could be read, though with much hesitation.
Plate VI (green figures on brown ground) was read very slowly, and only after a deliberate examination. It could not be read through blue glass ; yellow-green glass improved it, though it was not yet distinct. Through red glass it was quite distinct and easily read. The ground was said to be bright reddish purple, the figures purplish red.
Plate VII (cherry-coloured figures on greyish ground) was fairly well read.
What to read after University of Toronto Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Toronto to read onlineMoreLess
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