to under a more genial  the

    s lobes and veins?  the ear may be

    regarded, fancifully, as a liche

    s lobe or drop.  the lip -- labium, from labor (?) --

    laps or lapses from the nose is a

    manifest congealed drop or stalactite.  till larger

    drop, t dripping of the cheeks are a slide

    from to the face, opposed and diffused by

    table leaf, too, is a

    tering drop, larger or smaller; the

    fingers of t has, in so many

    directions it tends to floher genial

    influences o flo farther.

    t seemed t trated the principle

    of all tions of Nature.  t

    patented a leaf.   Chis hieroglyphic

    for us, t urn over a ne last?  this phenomenon

    is more exing to me tility of

    vineyards.  true, it is someitious in its cer,

    and to ts, and bowels, as if

    turned  ts at least

    t Nature y.

    t coming out of t

    precedes thology precedes regular

    poetry.  I knoive of er fumes and

    indigestions.  It convinces me t Eartill in her

    sretch baby fingers on every side.

    Fres brohing

    inorganic.  the slag

    of a furnace, s Nature is quot;in full blastquot; he

    eart a mere fragment of dead ory, stratum upon stratum

    like to be studied by geologists and

    antiquaries c living poetry like tree,

    a fossil eart a living

    eart central life all animal and

    vegetable life is merely parasitic.  Its throes will he