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a smudge is a smudge, a something of
 

Say what you will, a few words here on texture  
a something of the end of the nineteenth century
a taste of our quilts weave, a review of accom song  
 
a “something” of, thereby, where before it was a no-thing or
mere     smudge  
the exception; the rule.  
 
a smudge is a smudge.  
a something of a nondescript, more
the various toning methods of old  
 
she dimly saw a something, of strange shape and scarcely  
a something of wrong in it, even.  
Do men who know their power know wherein it consists?  
 

  1. “Doubtful Tendencies,” by Horace Mummery, in The British Journal of Photography 46:2058 (October 13, 1899) : 646-648 (paragraphs 4 and 14)
    more (full transcription, and works by and about) at : asfaltics 2981
  2. OCR cross-column misread at Elly Sienkiewicz, Baltimore Beauties and Beyond : Studies in Classic Album Quilt Appliqué (1989) : 4
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  3. author, title, even date unknown, from snippet ex Meaning and Interpretation : Lectures Delivered Before the Philosophical Union of the University of California (1950) : 152
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  4. “On Things in General,” by “Free Lance,” in The British Journal of Photography 46:2026 (March 3, 1899) : 132-133
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  5. Florence Warden, No. 3 The Square (London, 1903) : 83
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  6. William H. Hotchkiss, “Bankruptcy and Preferences a la Mode,” in The Rand McNally Bankers’ Monthly 22:4 (Chicago, October 1901) : 349-353 (351)
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  7. [Emily Jolly (1834-1917)], Entanglements : A Romance, Vol. I (of two); (London, 1862) : 123
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