Microscopic view of hair and a shell Hallam 'After the Bath'

'After the Bath'

to say that the lecture-room is more scientific than the Church

Competitor in the World Gurning Competition held at the Egremont Crab Fair

the windows of Hooke's room

Microscopic view of hair and a shell Hallam 'After the Bath'Illustrations showing microscopic views of: sparks struck from steel with a flint (Fig. 1); several sorts of hair (Fig. 2), namely a pig's bristle (A), a cat's whisker (B), horse hair (C and D), human hair (E); the hair of an Indian deer (Fig. 3), the thicker part (F) and thinner end (G); a microscopic shell found in sand (Fig. X). Schem. V from Micrographia: or some physiological descriptions of minute bodies made by magnifying glasses with