A lamp consisting of a flame directed at a cylinder of lime with a lens to concentrate the light; formerly used for stage lighting.
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Far better bring them near and turn on the calcium light.
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The pitiless sunshine seemed to single him out and stream upon him like a calcium light.
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If they could only have a calcium light!
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The calcium light ceased to sputter.
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It was like a mammoth, well-cut cameo, or a gigantic magic lantern effect, with the sun as a calcium light.
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They were much more interesting to Brown, however, than anything he had ever seen in the set and artificial radiance of the calcium light.
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His stories are full of adventure and dramatic situations, and his melodrama is of the lurid kind on which the calcium light is thrown.
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At that instant, like bitter fate, shot up a rocket, or a star-flare of calcium light, bursting to expose all underneath in pitiless radiance.
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Pennsylvania Avenue was brilliant with electric and calcium lights and myriads of paper lanterns.
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It was a dark night, but astern the crew of the lifeboat could observe the calcium lights burning.
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"Give me some more calcium light," he called to the guide.
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Calcium lights added to the brilliancy of the scene, and many private houses and stores were illuminated with gas or candles.
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"If he would abuse the other side a little more, and stick in a little tinsel and calcium light he would be great."