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So how is it done: the I seeking itself in itself now where what is finished requires finishing, the I determined in its I to bring the I forth in its own regard, the I in realization, in conception, in equation, the two symmetrical halves of its head spiraling east and west into the thicket, the head ramming its way into the midst by the horns, by the haunches, where sinews divided into sinews and mounted the bones and bound them, too, tooth to jaw, eye to socket, articulation to articulation, and the ribs on either side thrust their panoply from the spine and met in the middle, and the spine held the head alert while the head willed the spine to hoof it forward, and the spine did, shoulders, hamstrings, heaving behind the coiled head which way it turned, though the head stuck fast behind the eyes rolling in the head, though the eyes held fast to the wool of the thicket, it did.

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