1849. Rock, Ch. of Fathers, IV. xi. 99. The illuminations, that they might be seen in their true position by the people, had to be limned wrong-wise up with regard to the writing.
1899. Carroll Carrington in S. F. Examiner, 26 March, 23/7. The friends of the twain had been looking at them all the while through spectacles that were turned wrong-wise from left to right.
