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[Malpi]

" Through Magic Glasses"/ Ms. Arabella B. Buckley. I am eager to encounter and read this suggested text you treated us to images of.

on Gutenberg for online read or to download (html - convenient for web browser !)
and in EPUB format
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37589

A pdf version (horrid format !) is on Archive
http://www.archive.org/details/throughmagicglas00buck

" The Private Life of the Protozoa", Winifred Duncan, 1950...a beautiful text which partners well with " How to Know the Protozoa" byJahn!

Looks like Ms Duncan is too young to find on the free sites, so I'll have to watch ebay !
and I cant find the old Jahn either, only a revised version which is also too recent to be downloadable.

[charlie g]

Thanks again Malphi, for the excellent spotlight on that vintage text: "Through Magic Glasses". Microscopy offers enjoyment in the texts as we all progressed on from Anton L. of Delft/Netherlands...we can pursue so much enrichment of our world views with microscopy, and forum microscopy as Oliver Kim has constructed for us all..yes, yes! Charlie Guevara, finger lakes/US

[billbillt]

"A pdf version (horrid format !) is on Archive
http://www.archive.org/details/throughmagicglas00buck"

The copy I downloaded from here was great.. I don't know why you had trouble with it... Possibly you can download it again..

Regards,
BillT

[Malpi]

The "Ponds & Ditches" book is available here :-
https://archive.org/details/b28128229

[billbillt]

Thanks Malpi for the link..

Regards,
BillT

[75RR]

The "Ponds & Ditches" book is available here :-
https://archive.org/details/b28128229

Thanks

Like the description of Spirogyra:

"When viewed under the microscope, with a power of one or two hundred diameters, the bands of chlorophyll, or green colouring matter, are seen disposed in various elegant spirals..."

[billbillt]

PLEASE DO CONTINUE WITH THIS WONDERFUL THREAD!!..

REGARDS,
BILLT

[Radazz]

Very cool images, thanks.
Radazz