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noctograph
[ nok-tuh-graf, -grahf ]
noun
- a frame used to aid the blind in writing.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of noctograph1
Example Sentences
Prescott then placed his noctograph upon the floor and lay down flat beside it, writing in this attitude for many hours on nine consecutive days rather than give in.
And so, after a little time, he went on as before, studying "by ear-work," and turning off upon his noctograph from ten to fifteen pages every day.
Of his noctograph Prescott made constant use.
On October 6, 1829, after three months devoted to reviewing his notes for the opening chapter, he took his noctograph and scrawled the initial sentence.
Prescott, however, had his own opinion on the subject, and, with the single exception which has just been cited, he used his noctograph for composition down to the very end, dictating only his correspondence to his secretary.
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