title: Color and the Structural Sense
author:  William Charles Libby 
description: Examines color from scientific and psychological points of view.
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  PROLOGUE
  
  
  He studied her from afar. Objectively, as a scientist might contemplate an
  interesting germ. Even at this distance, she was a beautiful woman.
  
  
  Long blonde hair pulled tightly back in a braid; aristocratic profile; small,
  sharp point for her nose. Her facial bones might be considered regal, though
  he thought them too angular. Her athletic body lean, quietly muscular. No one
  feature was soft.
  
  
  Except her eyes.
  
  
  They were covered behind dark John Lennon glasses, but he remembered they were
  the color of the sea, the blue-gray hue of theAtlantic Ocean on a clear day.
  Yes, her eyes were soft because they showed emotion, so she kept them hidden
  behind those hideous glasses. She wa