| | 28556 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-01 WHEN THE SUNLIGHT STRIKES RAINDROPS IN THE AIR |
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| | 28557 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-02 THEY ACT AS A PRISM AND FORM A RAINBOW |
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| | 28558 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-03 THE RAINBOW IS A DIVISION OF WHITE LIGHT INTO MANY BEAUTIFUL COLORS |
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| | 28559 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-04 THESE TAKE THE SHAPE OF A LONG ROUND ARCH WITH ITS PATH HIGH ABOVE |
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| | 28560 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-05 AND ITS TWO ENDS APPARENTLY BEYOND THE HORIZON |
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| | 28561 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-06 THERE IS ACCORDING TO LEGEND A BOILING POT OF GOLD AT ONE END |
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| | 28562 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-07 PEOPLE LOOK BUT NO ONE EVER FINDS IT |
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| | 28563 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-08 WHEN A MAN LOOKS FOR SOMETHING BEYOND HIS REACH |
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| | 28564 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-09 HIS FRIENDS SAY HE IS LOOKING FOR THE POT OF GOLD AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW |
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| | 28565 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-10 THROUGHOUT THE CENTURIES PEOPLE HAVE EXPLAINED THE RAINBOW IN VARIOUS WAYS |
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| | 28566 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-11 SOME HAVE ACCEPTED IT AS A MIRACLE WITHOUT PHYSICAL EXPLANATION |
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| | 28567 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-12 TO THE HEBREWS IT WAS A TOKEN THAT THERE WOULD BE NO MORE UNIVERSAL FLOODS |
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| | 28568 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-13 THE GREEKS USED TO IMAGINE THAT IT WAS A SIGN |
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| | 28569 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-14 FROM THE GODS TO FORETELL WAR OR HEAVY RAIN |
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| | 28570 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-15 THE NORSEMEN CONSIDERED THE RAINBOW AS A BRIDGE |
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| | 28571 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-16 OVER WHICH THE GODS PASSED FROM EARTH TO THEIR HOME IN THE SKY |
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| | 28572 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-17 OTHERS HAVE TRIED TO EXPLAIN THE PHENOMENON PHYSICALLY |
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| | 28573 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-18 ARISTOTLE THOUGHT THAT THE RAINBOW WAS CAUSED BY |
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| | 28574 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-19 REFLECTION OF THE SUN'S RAYS BY THE RAIN |
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| | 28575 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-20 SINCE THEN PHYSICISTS HAVE FOUND THAT IT IS NOT REFLECTION |
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| | 28576 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-21 BUT REFRACTION BY THE RAINDROPS WHICH CAUSES THE RAINBOWS |
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| | 28577 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-22 MANY COMPLICATED IDEAS ABOUT THE RAINBOW HAVE BEEN FORMED |
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| | 28578 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-23 THE DIFFERENCE IN THE RAINBOW DEPENDS CONSIDERABLY UPON THE SIZE OF THE DROPS |
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| | 28579 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-24 AND THE WIDTH OF THE COLORED BAND INCREASES AS THE SIZE OF THE DROPS INCREASES |
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| | 28580 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-25 THE ACTUAL PRIMARY RAINBOW OBSERVED IS SAID TO BE THE EFFECT OF |
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| | 28581 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-26 SUPER-IMPOSITION OF A NUMBER OF BOWS |
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| | 28582 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-27 IF THE RED OF THE SECOND BOW FALLS UPON THE GREEN OF THE FIRST |
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| | 28583 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-28 THE RESULT IS TO GIVE A BOW WITH AN ABNORMALLY WIDE YELLOW BAND |
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| | 28584 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-29 SINCE RED AND GREEN LIGHT WHEN MIXED FORM YELLOW |
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| | 28585 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-30 THIS IS A VERY COMMON TYPE OF BOW ONE SHOWING MAINLY RED AND YELLOW |
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| | 28586 | douglaid-200802/mfc/rp-31 WITH LITTLE OR NO GREEN OR BLUE |
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