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Similarly in the case of ships, when the oars are put straight in the water, yet to the eyes they seem broken: until their parts touch the topmost level of the liquid, they appear straight, as indeed they are, but when they are let down under the water, owing to the transparent thinness of the element, they send back images flowing from their substance, which float at the topmost level of the water, and being there disturbed, they seem to the eyes to produce a broken appearance of the oars.
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