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Suzicat begins to tell, then:
"The ancient people and, until today, populations of some parts of the
planet think that the appearance of the rainbow is a sign of the gods.
People always observed that the phenomenon happens after the rain. It happens
that the white light of the sun is a " mixture of all colors
". After rain, in the morning or in the afternoon, when the sun's
white light rays struck the rain drops, these serve as prisms
dividing the sun's white light of the sun into different lengths
of waves, causing the different colors - the solar spectrum."
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A lot of legends surround the event. One of them says that, in the end of the rainbow, there is a pot full of gold coins. If somebody goes as far as the end of rainbow, he will find the pot of gold and be rich. |
"Who would say, heim? A pot full of gold coins! . . ." everybody
opens their mouths and eyes, with the air of dreamers, thinking: - "Ohh!
. . how many things it's possible to do with a pot full of gold coins!
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- "Oh, yes!," Billy He-Nanny says. "Now I remember that one day Tic-Tac, the rabbit, wanted go look for the pot, but he gave up because he thought that it would be very heavy. . . |
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