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dul1.ark:-13960-t1tf0sj2n	Brown, J. H.	Spectropia; Or, Surprising Spectral Illusions. Showing Ghosts Everywhere, And Of Any Colour. [by J. H. Brown] With Sixteen Illustrations.	1864		.txt	text/plain	2903	158	74	A ghost, according to the general descriptions of those who fancy they have been favoured with a sight of one, apjjears to I)e of a pale phosphorescent white, or bluisli white colour ; usually indistinct, and so transparent that objects are easily seen through it. When the three primary colours are mixed together, white is tlie result : so that when a ray of white light falls upon a piece of paper, and all the vibrations are equally reflected, the paper will appear white, and if they are all absorbed, it will ajipear black ; but, if the paper absorbs .*ome and reflects others, it will ajijiear coloured.	cache/dul1.ark:-13960-t1tf0sj2n.txt	txt/dul1.ark:-13960-t1tf0sj2n.txt