Nehemiah Grew Quote

If anyone will but take the pains, with an indifferent glass, to surrey the palm of his hand very well washed with a ball, he may perceive innumerable little ridges, of equal size and distance, and every where running parallel to each other.


Readings in Natural Philosophy; Or, A Popular Display of the Wonders, of Nature, Of the Pores in the Skin of the Hands and Feet (p. 77)


If anyone will but take the pains, with an indifferent glass, to surrey the palm of his hand very well washed with a ball, he may perceive...

If anyone will but take the pains, with an indifferent glass, to surrey the palm of his hand very well washed with a ball, he may perceive...

If anyone will but take the pains, with an indifferent glass, to surrey the palm of his hand very well washed with a ball, he may perceive...

If anyone will but take the pains, with an indifferent glass, to surrey the palm of his hand very well washed with a ball, he may perceive...