Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light, fol. 23
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- Wrhiteness. And this whitenels, it the Water ras very
- tenacious and well. tempered, vould Aonly spread and
- dilate it selF orer the oreater part ot the Bubble; con-
- einually gromine paler at the cop, irhere at lensth it
- rould crack in manr places, and those cracks, as ther
- dilated, rould appear ot a prettr eood, but y et obseure
- and dark sky-colour; the itite betreen the blue Spots
- diministrins, until it resembled the threds ot an irre
- sular Net-Work, and soon alter vanistred and lett aI
- the upper parE OF the BubblC oF the Paid darte blue
- ColOur. And this ColOur, atter the atorelaid manner,
- dilated it selE dornivards, until sometimes it hath
- Oversoread the Wrhole Bubble. In the mean wrhile at
- the cop, Wrhich was ot a darkeer blue than the bottom,
- and appeared alto tuil ot manz round blue Spots, lome-
- ching darker than the rest, there ould emerse one
- Or more very black Spots, and richin chole other SpOtS
- OF an incenser blackness, wrhich I mentioned in the
- Former Obserration; and these continually dilated
- themlelres until the Bubble Broke.
- TF EHC WVater WaS NOE verr cenacious the Black SpOtS
- rouid break Forth in the irhite, without auy sentible
- intervention ot the blue. And Lometimes ther mouild
- break Forth rithin the precedent vellou, or red, Or
- perhraps rithin the blue ot the second order, betore
- the intermediate Colours had time to displar them-
- Telves.
- By this description vou may perceire hou great an
- affinier these Colours hare rith those ot Air descri-
- bed in the Fourth Obserration, although set donn in
- a contrary order, by reason that ther begin to appear
- artien the Butoble is thickest, and are most conre
- niently
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Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light, fol. 23. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1677894601:0195?run=74