...It is not in human nature for an author to be equally grateful when his mistakes are indicated, but from the point of view of the Society and of science...slit. The prism was a small one of 60°, and was held to the eye without the intervention of lenses. The blood in a fresh condition showed the characteristic...

...in rooms over a nursery gardener's in the Trumpington Road, where they received visits from \Vhewell and Sedgwick. Afterwards they took Lensfield Cottage,...the spectra of blood, communicated in the same year ( 1 864) to the Royal Society. There was no elaborate apparatus of tanks and " spectroscopes." A testtube...

...and, indeed, rarely declined invitations. In later life, after he had become President of the Koyal Society, the hardihood and impunity with which he...slit. The prism was a small one of 60°, and was held to the eye without the intervention of lenses. The blood in a fresh condition showed the characteristic...

...youthful scientific enthusiasm, to learn from one who was so completely a master of his subject, and who was able to introduce into his lectures matter fresh from the scientific anvil. Among the experiments he showed them in that course was a fundamental one in physiology,...

...It is not in human nature for an author to be equally grateful when his mistakes are indicated, but from the point of view of the Society and of science...Society. There was no elaborate apparatus of tanks iind " spectroscopes." A test-tube contained the liquid and was held at arni's length behind a slit....

...Trumpington Road, where they received visits from Whewell and Sedgwick. Afterwards they took Lensficld Cottage, where they resided until her death in 1899....slit. The prism was a small one of 60°, and was held to the eye without the intervention of lenses. The blood in a fresh condition showed the characteristic...