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Updated: June 1, 2025
A pleasurable or painful sensation is produced in consequence of the contraction of these fibres of the optic nerve, this is the remote effect; and these four links of the chain of causation constitute the sensitive idea, or what is commonly termed the sensation of the rising sun.
Under normal conditions a change in size is followed by a corresponding change in the distance. It is probable that we have here inadequate convergence and that the optic axes do not intersect at the object but beyond, so that the axes are more or less parallel.
"The leaflet will give you the details. It's decay of the optic nerve a Russian from St. Petersburg. Both eyes completely blind, the nerves destroyed, and he saw light yesterday for the first time. He'll be down from the Russian hospice about eleven. We expect a cure to-day or to-morrow." "Well," said Father Jervis, "we mustn't detain you. Then, if we look in about eleven?"
I do not think that for centuries so truly sublime a piece of poetry has been created, so powerful, so full of simplicity simple in diction there is marrow in every word. Everything in it appears great, even in an optic sense; the forms of the gods I see before me large, but endowed with the ideal beauty of force; I hear their voices resound afar, and when they move, the air is stirred.
If, however, I am aware of the medium and its nature, then I am not deceived, and what I see is "reality," since it is as natural and real for the fly to look larger through the optician's lense, as to look smaller through the optic lense. I cannot call one aspect more "real" than the other, for both are equally right and true under the given conditions.
"There's no sayin' where anybody sich as you describe him to be might hide hisself a day like this," he observed deliberately, his optic ranging the sunny landscape with approval. "I never saw sich a beautiful day before not like to-day. It's endless sort of. Seems to me as if I'd been at this 'ole for weeks." He paused. The others waited.
The group of young officers paused to examine a scene so filled with natural beauties. Here and there were dark slate roofs above which puffs of white smoke were rising. The glittering silver threads of the winding brooks caught the eye, here and there, by one of those optic lures which render the soul one knows not how or why perplexed and dreamy.
Carlin had no fear because she was Carlin; but she had a clear eye for jungle shadows for beasts, saints, and men. As for the Kabuli, she quietly remarked: "Why, Margaret, can't you see he's a mad dog?" In other words, Carlin used the optic nerve as well as the vision said to be of the soul. "But, my dear, he seemed really stirred," Miss Annesley protested.
She was of the blond type known as "medium," and her measurements even went the required 38-25-42 standard a little better. She had been at Zizzbaum's two years, and knew her business. Her eye was bright, but cool; and had she chosen to match her gaze against the optic of the famed basilisk, that fabulous monster's gaze would have wavered and softened first. Incidentally, she knew buyers.
The great fixed luminaries of the firmament of Letters dazzle his optic glass; and he can hardly hope to do more than record their presence, and admire their splendours with the eyes of an ordinary mortal. His business is with the succeeding ages of men, not with all time; but Hyperion might have been written on the morrow of Salamis, and the Odes of Pindar dedicated to George the Fourth.
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