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well, however, briefly to describe and review the corresponding modifications which are presented to the eye.

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At the highest point of complete junction of the opposite edges, the colours appear as follows (216):—

Yellow-red.Blue.
Green.Red.
Blue-red.Yellow.

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Where the junction is less complete, the appearance is as follows (214, 215):—

Yellow-red.Blue.
Yellow.Blue-red.
Green.Red.
Blue.Yellow-red.
Blue-red.Yellow.

Here, therefore, the surface still appears completely coloured, but neither series

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