The more power you use--the more detailed the observation of your specimen.The more power you have, the narrower your fi — Rosemary Nixon
The more power you use--the more detailed the observation of your specimen.The more power you have, the narrower your fi — Rosemary Nixon
The more power you use--the more detailed the observation of your specimen.The more power you have, the narrower your fi — Rosemary Nixon
The more power you use--the more detailed the observation of your specimen.The more power you have, the narrower your fi — Rosemary Nixon
The more power you use--the more detailed the observation of your specimen.The more power you have, the narrower your fi — Rosemary Nixon
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The more power you use--the more detailed the observation of your specimen.The more power you have, the narrower your field of vision.Exactly, you say. The more power you have, my friends, the less you see of the whole.

— Rosemary Nixon
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