| The receding lines of the road, the grass edges, the walls-- | |
| All parallel lines xxxxxx retiring lines have the same vanishing point as each other. | |
| The front of the farmhouse is so much foreshortened. | |
| The white feathers of chickens in the snow seem outlined in gray or black. | |
| The frozen pump's encrusted with ice which seems gray-blue against the white of the snow. | |
| The lamp casts monstrous shadows. | |
| The most difficult of all is an arrangement of hawthorn leaves in different tones of color. | |
| The leaves can easily be obtained in different tones of color. | |
| Upon the benzine bottle put the ro XXX rubber stopper that has the metal nozzle | |
| And join the bellows and the tubing. Now light | |
| Your alcohol lamp, and in its flame hold with your headxxxx right hand the platinum point, | |
| And with your leftXXXX head work the bulb steadily and continuously. | |
| All flies upward. My gosh, white scraps | |
| From the scrap-basket, that were the snow-chickens | |
| Fly upward as to some ceiling-roost, covered with platinum dust. | |
| The rooster screaming among the grape and hawthorn leaves is upeneded. | |
| A shallow wooden drawer shot open; what looked like shallow, dust-covered wooden discs spilled out on the turkey carpet | |
| Whose linted scarlet threads adhered to the porous surface. | |
| The color will have penetrated the muslin and gone a little way into the willXXXX wool | |
| Still irregular grayish patches still stood out on the dust-covered part of the surface | |
| Contrasting with the dark of the newly-stretched pleats, like a dark delta in some flat, sandy river valley; | |
| An illusion destroyed by the ham-shaped flecks of leaves spotting the regular surface | |
| (You will find that leaves are not alike in the character of the surface: some are covered with hairs, like the mulleins; or have a strong smell; these will take almost any quality of color. quantity | |
| Perhaps you had better begin upon such leaves.) So it was thaXXXXXXXXXXXXX The spilled threads | |
| Merged upward with the moan of the leaves; the teakettle boiler emitted one last small white puff | |
| From the spilled threads of the workbasket a kind of wap emergedAAoAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKA | |
| of steam steam engine | |
| As I sat watching the child's indifference | |
| The rest was handed to me, on condition that I make no sign | |
| Of the sea mating to embellish with land | |
| On condition that the weight of the testimony pass from mind | |
| Into oblivionXXXXXXXX marriage | |
| The sea decided to embellish with land | |
| Shudders of the young polyhphonist. The economy of fear | |
| Blazes our nights with spectral thunder. | |