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Tag Archives: visual illusion
Another Owl, Another Pussy-cat
“They call that thing a cat owl. Humph! It may have resembled one of my family before it was stuffed. But now — well – “I’ll leave it to anybody; does that bundle of hay and feathers look anything like … Continue reading
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A Startling Illusion
Harper’s Young People, vol. XIV, 1893, p. 40.
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