Author: James Drever

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• Barbara Vine (1)
  • IN: A Dark-Adapted Eye (1986) Fiction, British
    EPIGRAPH: Dark adaptation: a condition of vision brought about progressively by remaining in complete darkness for a considerable period, and characterized by progressive increase in retinal sensitivity. A dark-adapted eye is an eye in which dark adaptation has taken place.
    FROM: A Dictionary of Psychology, (1952), Book, UK