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This page lists (nearly, but also more than) all asfaltics tumblr posts, beginning with the first on 9 April 2011.

Numbers at left are links to their respective posts, rebuilt in HTML. For most (but not yet all) archived posts, tags and other remarks appear in the right-hand column.

Most archived posts indicate original (GMT) dates (and tumblr URLs, if posted on tumblr, which mid-2022 is more the exception than the rule).

most recent posts (and endnotes)
 

1	a lull in the tumblr cycle	envelope; Majalah Tempo; Tokyo
2	old views	Miller River, Boston; Tokyo
3	kowloon	Chungking Mansions, January 1978
4	kyobashi	Tokyo ca 1983-86
5	rust	Kawaguchi, Tokyo
6	vapor trail	Eagle Rock, April 1974
7	typewriter	Berkeley, ca 1975
8	walls	rebar glyphs, Tokyo ca 1985
9	walls 2	Pasadena ca 1972, Tokyo ca 1985
10	floors	Pasadena? ca 1972
11	walls 3	kiln; San Jose
12	freeway grounds	ca 1971
13	play ground	asphalt; hopscotch; lines; palimpsest
14	spine	Holt Rd.; ruination; spine
15	walls 4	walls; Berkeley
16	metals 1	metal; ca 1971-75
17	metals 2	edges; metal; shadows; ca 1973
18	errors	error; errors and wrecks; walls; Worcester; telegraphic code; Moreing and Neal (1895)
19	solitude	shore; solitude; telegraphic codes; ABC 4th (1880)
20	memory	dirt; memory; scraping
21	walls 5	walls; Malacca 1977
22	memory 2	fields; memory; Robert Duncan
23	waterside	waterside; Funabashi
24	errors 2	asphalt; Worcester
25	waterside 2	mud; muds; waterside; Funabashi; telegraphic codes; ABC 4th (1880)
26	holt rd	drift; Holt Rd.; Magic 8-Ball; vitreous floaters; ca 1993
27	stills	walls; Tokyo; ca 1987
28	walking	M. M. Bartholomew; hands; stenograph; walking
29	twittering	Camille Prilipp; Camille Schubert; telegramme-polka; twittering
30	東京へ	media; Tokyo; Geoffry Winthrop-Young
31	infrastructure	infrastructure; utility poles; Tokyo
32	walls 6 / infrastructure	Ginza; むら田; Tokyo; walls
33	infrastructure	informal housing; Shinjuku; Tokyo
34	reading / infrastructure	infrastructure; reading; Tokyo
35	walls 7	gloam; walls; Niihama
36	walls 8	patches; walls; Kyoto
37	walls 9	poor light; walls; Niihama
38	Niihama-Saijo, waterfront	waterfront; Niihama
39	names	alphabet; alphabets; names; Frank Lloyd Wright
40	drawing 1	drawing; scribble; Bill Flynn
41	the fibers can be traced	cotton; Nathan Augustus Cobb; lines; drawing; copying
42	classification and description of cotton	classification; cotton; telegraphic codes; Lehman Bros. (1875)
43	adrift in the middling latitudes	clumpiness; cotton; telegraphic codes; Andrew D. M. Smith; Lehman Bros. (1875)
44	kind. any sound, keeping kind	cotton; kind; kinds; telegraphic codes; James Adam, Son & Co. (1881)
45	never mind	mining; telegraphic codes; C. Algernon Moreing (1881)
46	oentoeng / roegih	profit and loss; telegraphic codes; Sampoerna Code (Soerabaja, 1931?)
47	djangan minta	don't ask; telegraphic codes; A. Engers; Java-Code (Balai Poestaka—Weltevreden, 1929)
48	giga japan	atarashii hito no terebi desu; JVC; Friedrich Kittler (1943-2011)
49	wrongs	telegraphic codes; wrongs; The Missions Code (1915; 1921);
50	just a few erasures	erasure; erasures; telegraphic codes; U.S. Steel Corporation (1911)
51	a few more	erasure; erasures; telegraphic codes; U.S. Steel Corporation (1911)
52	as you	erasure; erasures; telegraphic codes; U.S. Steel Corporation (1911)
53	frevy / or words to that effect	Edmund Peycke; Paul Valéry; telegraphic codes; that words know more than we do
54	a sentence is a ghost of an idea	Paul Valéry; Koganei (Tokyo); drawing
55	équilibre 4:08	alphabet; dance; A.lter S.essio; Yum Keiko Takayama
56	mores	more; telegraphic codes; China Inland Mission Private Telegraph Code (2nd edn, Shanghai, 1913)
57	1 2 3 4 5 6 7	index card; scribble; 3x5
58	hangers	drawing; wire; Mitaka (Tokyo)
59	less 2	telegraphic codes; China Inland Mission Private Telegraph Code (2nd edn, Shanghai, 1913)
60	less 1	telegraphic codes; China Inland Mission Private Telegraph Code (2nd edn, Shanghai, 1913)
61	legibles	lexicon; matter for reading; OED
62	an alphabetical list	asphalt; asphaltic; structure; structureless; lexicon
63	with now and then	telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
64	so’s	so; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
65	oil spots, fig. 1	Paul Valéry; G. E. Matthews and J. I. Crabtree; Eastman Kodak; oil spots
66	oil spots, fig. 2	Paul Valéry; G. E. Matthews and J. I. Crabtree; Eastman Kodak; oil spots
67	oil spots, fig. 3	G. E. Matthews and J. I. Crabtree; Eastman Kodak; oil spots
68	oil spots, fig. 4	G. E. Matthews and J. I. Crabtree; Eastman Kodak; oil spots
69	oil spots, fig. 5	G. E. Matthews and J. I. Crabtree; Eastman Kodak; oil spots
70	oil spots, fig. 6	G. E. Matthews and J. I. Crabtree; Eastman Kodak; oil spots
71	none noo nor	nones; nonsense; nor; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
72	substantiations	Ikea; telegraphic codes; IBC (1908); Frederic George McCutcheon (1848?-1915)
73	taalboek / syzygy	tables; telegraphic codes; Western Union Telegraphic Code, Universal Edition (1901)
74	or, noodles and doodles	of an abandoned mind; and a half; latihan; paper; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
75	the right word	Words were treacherous things; ukelele; Paul Valéry; Viña Delmar; James Montgomery Flagg
76	The weather, I think, must be changing. (1)	envelope; scratches; Jenny Boully
77	The weather, I think, must be changing. (2)	envelope; place where there are no words... regions without words...; Paul Valéry; Michael Ondaatje
78	The weather, I think, must be changing. (3)	envelope; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
79	loose ladies	Anita Loos; Viña Delmar; Madeline Brandeis; Nina Wilcox Putnam
80	tokonoma / patience 忍耐	patience; tokonoma; tools; Muga Miyahara
81	A nail, to hang his thoughts on.	nails; fattura della morte; Joseph Joubert; Frederick Thomas Elworthy
82	outcrop geology	chance; method; outcrop geology; sedimentology; Naomi Oreskes; Francis J. Pettijohn; Oak Grove
83	a story with a hole in it	diagrams; forgotten corners and angles; nomograms; L. I. Hewes and H. L. Seward; J. M. Coetzee
84	in the mountain of a room	Jack Hirschman
85	a pretty fine fellow	The Father and Son Library; Jules Verne, The Mysterious Island; Henry Havelock Pierce
86	first printed circuit? e-book?	printed circuits; W. S. Harris, Observations on the effects of lightning on floating bodies (1823)
87	also a wild tulip	Vernon Lee and C. Anstruther-Thomson, Beauty & Ugliness (1912); interesting and dull shapes
88	mortality / left hand	I cannot dilute a word with meaning; Ryuichi Tamura; Westinghouse Code (1902)
89	mutilation odes, 1	mutilation odes
90	mutilation odes, 2	mutilation odes
91	mutilation odes, 3	mutilation odes
92	mutilation odes, 4	mutilation odes
93	mutilation odes, 5	mutilation odes; method; sources; signal codes; telegraphic codes
94	mutilation odes, 6	mutilation odes
95	mutilation odes, 7	mutilation odes
96	mutilation odes, 8	mutilation odes
97	mutilation odes, 9	mutilation odes
98	mutilation odes, 10	mutilation odes
99	mutilation odes, 11	mutilation odes
100	mutilation odes, 12	mutilation odes
101	mutilation odes, 13	mutilation odes
102	mutilation odes, 14	mutilation odes
103	mutilation odes, 15	mutilation odes
104	mutilation odes, 16	mutilation odes
105	mutilation odes, 17	mutilation odes
106	walls 10	fragments; tapeten; walls; J. W. Goethe (epigram); The Universal Code of Signals (1864)
107	deserts	deserts; water; The Desert Rider (1929)
108	fragments of wreck, 1	fragments; The Universal Code of Signals (1864); Hans Blumenberg, Shipwreck with Spectator
109	fragments of wreck, 2	telegraphic codes; Port Charges of the World (1879); Emily Dickinson, wrecked upon the shoal of thought
110	leadlands 1	leadlands; scribble; ohne worte
111	leadlands 2	leadlands; scribble; ohne worte
112	leadlands 3	leadlands; landlines; curves; straights; scribble; ohne worte
113	leadlands 4	leadlands; scribble; ohne worte
114	points, lines, and figures mixed together. 1	diagrams; evolutions; Bigot de Morogues, Tactique navale (1763); John Wilkins, Mercury... (1694)
115	as plain as (Stramo), 1	telegraphic codes; partical prices; refined lard; The International Cable Code (3rd edn., 1902)
116	ands
117	as plain as, 2
118	erosions, 1
119	erosions, 2
120	that the sign or mark precedes the idea
121	loose loess loss
122	instead, 2
123	esto es lo que hay / this is what you get	Laura Chenillo; el diccionario
124	lines, 1
125	lines, 2
126	lines, 3
127	insteads
128	lines, 4
129	nows
130	lines, 5
131	lines, 6
132	commas, 1
133	commas, 2
134	commas, 3
135	The Tables	Francis Bacon; instances; lines; tables; telegraphic codes; Western Union Telegraphic Code (1917)
136	again	circles
137	lines, 7
138	lines, 8
139	away	lines; regrets
140	lines, 9	scribble
141	lines, 10	scribble
142	lines, 11	scribble; Jonathan Rée review of Slavoj Zizek
143	lines, 12	scribble
144	Sitti Noerbaja (1922), 1/8	Setelah sedjoeroes berajoen-ajoen itoe, tiba-tiba; sastra; J. van der Heyden; Marah Roesli
145	Sitti Noerbaja, 2/8	Djika demikian tanggoenglah oléhmu;
146	Sitti Noerbaja, 3/8	Mendengar maki nista itoe, mérah padamlah moeka Datoek Meringgih laloe diangkatnja tonkatnja dan
147	Sitti Noerbaja, 4/8	Barangkali djoega ia tiada tjinta lagi kepadakoe
148	Sitti Noerbaja, 5/8	...terteriaklah ia minta tolong serta berkoeat hendak melepaskan dirinja
149	Sitti Noerbaja, 6/8	Setelah soedah memakai itoe, berdjalanlah meréka itoe berpegang-pegangan tangan
150	lines, 13	lines; scribble; Yannis Kyriakides, Spinoza (or I am not where I think myself to be) (2002)
151	Sitti Noerbaja, 7/8	Setelah hampirlah penghoeloe itoe, berkatalah si sakit itoe
152	Sitti Noerbaja, 8/8	maka kelihatanlah disana oléhnja lima boeah koeboer sedjédér berdekat-dekatan
153	Sitti Noerbaja, afterthoughts	sastra; J. van der Heyden; Marah Roesli
154	lines, 14	lines; scribble; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
155	commas, 3 4	commas
156	My past is everything I failed to be.	failure; Fernando Pessoa; Journal of a Nobody
157	parks, 1	asphalt; lines
158	thicks and thins, lines and shadows	glasses; sunglasses; lines; shadows; NYT; David Shields
159	Back View of No. 505	Tailoring of the Better Class, the latest Pure Wool Fabrics & Models for the Fall & Winter Season 1921-22.
160	ugly, uninteresting, ungraceful	ugliness; walls; Charles Austin Bates
161	ravelling, writing	asphalt; lines; signatures James Elkins
162	storms a-weather, rocks a-lee	ink; shipwreck; Robert Lewis Stevenson, Moral Emblems (1921); Hans Blumenberg
163	sands continually changing	littoral; maps; Erskine Childers, The Riddle of the Sands : A Record of Secret Service (1903)
164	augusts 2
165	Chaos, which we have abandoned
166	to find our bearings in the chaos
167	asphaltsee	asphalt; Wilhelm Koch; Rainer Werner Fassbinder
168	(some) words liable to error, 1	waking, wanting; wasting, writing; weaving, paving; telegraphic similarity
169	(some) words liable to error, 2	least, lust; lever, river; mineral, general; miologia, geologia
170	(some) words liable to error, 3	error; jour, amour
171	(some) words liable to error, 4	error; rumination, lamination; pointing, anointing; pent, anent
172	(some) words liable to error, 5	error; digressio, depressio; prance, penance
173	(some) words liable to error, 6	error; ladder, rudder
174	(some) words liable to error, 7	since, hence; sleep, slip
175	(some) words liable to error, 8	error; sadness, saneness
176	(some) words liable to error, 9	error; true, cue, trite; Guide to the Correction of Errors in Code (and other) Telegrams (1890)
177	means	little or no means; means a great deal; telegraphic codes; A. C. Meisenbach; Duo Code, Improved (1938)
178	the’s	the's; about the; above the; telegraphic codes; A. C. Meisenbach; Duo Code, Improved (1938)
179	channels	Concordance to the Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud (1980)
180	stick, a	drawing; stick; Middlesex Fells Reservation (February 1991)
181	wrongs and yarns, a yellow pendant, with hideous yells	(an array); erasures; wrongs; yarns; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
182	Becoming / Oval thimble spliced in one end.	ropemaking; telegraphic codes; A. Leschen & Sons Rope Company, St. Louis, Missouri (1907)
183	all possible means	means; poetics; W. Clauson-Thue, The ABC & A1 Universal International Night Signal Code (1894)
184	nude descending a staircase	mechanics; Paul Richer; walking; Alphonse Bertillon; Signaletic Instructions (1896)
185	loops, vast ensembles of	celestial alphabet; Jacques Gaffarel; Raul Ruiz
186	vowels : consonants, possibility : necessity	consonants; current, galvanic; despair; possibility; vowels; Søren Kierkegaard; Sylvanus P. Thompson
187	stick, a (2)	drawing; stick
188	stick, a (3)	drawing; error; stick
189	water, a drop of	lexicon; water; Yannis Ritsos
190	manglements, 1	Istanbul; walls
191	manglements, 2	Istanbul; walls
192	nude ascending a staircase	failure; mechanics; Paul Richer; walking; Yannis Ritsos
193	a botanical alphabet	alphabet; combinatorics; lichen; taxonomy; J. P. Bergeret; Phytonomatotechnie universelle
194	VEXNWAGEHPULÆ, VEXNUAGEHRULÆ	combinatorics; taxonomy; J. P. Bergeret (1751-1813); Phytonomatotechnie universelle (1783-84)
195	october, instead of	insteads; steads; Guardian Poster poems (October 2012)
196	calumniating signal books, and telegraphic dispatches	calumny; jeremiads; telegraphical conveyances; Richard Ferguson; Abaddon's Steam Engine (1817)
197	conceptual writing	conceptual; Kompost / Before writing; Western Union Telegraphic Code (1900)
198	upcast, downcast	curves; downcasts; mining; upcasts; John Wales, on the ventilation of coal mines generally (1857-58)
199	remar / rift	Samuel Beckett, I did my best to go in a circle; Jos Bewick, Remarks on the ore and ironstone... (1857-58)
200	it is principally on the western slopes of this range	coal; NEIME; Henry T. Plews; Yannis Ritsos; no way forward
201	slow weather	coal; mining; reves; John Rutherford
202	noisesome nothing here	W. Ross Ashby; failure; machine; noise; nothing; telegraphic codes; ABC 4th (1880)
203	dry practical details	coal; dry practical details; mining; Stephen C. Crone, Observations on Pillar Working... (1860-61)
204	boredom is a bottle	boredom; Alejandra Pizarnik
205	wave(s) of translation	curves; waves; J. Scott Russell; where they go, how they get there, if they ever return to their old places...
206	there you were	telegraphic codes; the vocative; Lydia Tomkiw, The Dreadful Swimmers (1989); John Macdonald
207	bracketed	Anne Blonstein; brackets; in lieu of; mining; E. Gaujot, The Use and Advantages of the Prop Screw-Jack
208	neithers	needs; needless; neithers; Hans Werner Henze; Walt Whitman; John Macdonald
209	through the narrowest of slits, 1	colour; Piazzi Smyth, Colour, in Practical Astronomy (1879)
210	through the narrowest of slits, 2	colour; Piazzi Smyth, Colour, in Practical Astronomy (1879); words; one stone atop the other; Yannis Ritsos
211	in what is to come, red-ward, blue-ward	color nomenclature; darkness; Derek Jarman; Piazzi Smyth, Colour, in Practical Astronomy (1879)
212	what is glare?	H. P. Gage; ascertainments; glare; illumination; man in the road
213	what is glare? (2)	dirt; glare; illumination; man in the road; out of place; Conrad Beck, The Microscope (1924)
214	polarised light	sic erat scriptum; density; destiny; error; optics; diagrams; Conrad Beck, The Microscope (1924)
215	stress colors, 1
216	stress colors, 2
217	transverse faults, 1
218	transverse faults, 1 (sectioned)
219	transverse faults, 2
220	stress colors, 2
221	transverse faults, 3
222	stress colors, 4	optics; stress; A. I. Kimball, Optical Determination of Stress in Transparent Materials (1921)
223	some experiments, 1	colour; polarised light; stress; H. E. Lance Martin
224	some experiments, 2	colour; polarised light; stress; H. E. Lance Martin; McNeill’s Mining & General Telegraphic Code (1895)
225	some experiments, 3	colour; suppression of colours; polarised light; stress; H. E. Lance Martin
226	in headeder he, less as so, that and	improvements; permutations; Philip J. Messent, Description of the Improvements of the River Tyne (1887)
227	life and efficiency	blue; carbon; hunch; Louis B. Marks, Life and Efficiency of Arc Light Carbons (1890)
228	into beds of killas or grauwaky, 1	contortions; grauwaky; observations; the sublime; Basil Hall; James Hutton; John Playfair
229	perhaps this fracture	ancient lakes; foxing and punctuation; Richard C. Taylor, that at first sight would seem to be (1835)
230	on the spectra	colour; nitrogen; spectra; vapours; J. W. Hittorf; J. Plücker
231	on the spectra, 2	colour; spectra; vapours; J. W. Hittorf; J. Plücker
232	broadening, displacement and reversal of lines	iron; lines; spectra; the real world; W. Geoffrey Duffield (1879-1929); Rosaleen Love
233	condensation and rarefaction, 1	alphabet; propagation in an open space; sound; undulations; waves; Augustin Privat-Deschanel
234	condensation and rarefaction, 2	alphabet; propagation in an open space; sound; undulations; waves; A. Privat-Deschanel
235	synodical period	lunatic verse; rule will serve for real motion; motion of moon; Isaac Newton
236	our daily thicket	scribble; grass; hurst; thicket; Jacques Dupin
237	logwood 1, 2	bloodwood; logwood; colour; dyes; wool; W. M. Gardner, Logwood and its use in wool-dyeing (1892)
238	logwood 3, 4	bloodwood; logwood; colour; dyes; wool; W. M. Gardner, Logwood and its use in wool-dyeing (1892)
239	terminals, 1	deterioration; nickel; ruination; A. I. Krynitzky; Henry S. Rawdon
240	terminals, 2	deterioration; nickel; A. I. Krynitzky; Henry S. Rawdon
241	bolts and screws and similar small articles	arrangements; corners; fasteners; hardware; lexicon; Walter Benjamin; Andrew Piper; R. R. Williams
242	terminals, 3	deterioration; eutectic; network; nickel; A. I. Krynitzky; Henry S. Rawdon
243	dada hardware	dada; hardware; household wants; R. R. Williams, The American Hardware Store (1896)
244	effect of work and time, effect of stranding	iron; J. H. Heck, Notes on the effect of work and time on the properties of mild steel and iron (1908)
245	piece of work about nothing	about; chatter; further chatter; nothing; telegraphic codes; Ingeborg Bachmann; John Macdonald (1817)
246	it is a	a, it is (plural); experimen membaca; lexicon; John Macdonald (1817)
247	experiments are dangerous	danger; experiments; iron; work and time, the effect of; John H. Heck (1908); John Macdonald (1817)
248	delays are dangerous	danger; iron; work and time, the effect of; John H. Heck (1908); John Macdonald (1817)
249	tissue of falsehoods	spectra; A. Privat-Deschanel, Elementary treatise on natural philosophy (1893); John Macdonald (1817)
250	a complete misrepresentation	colour; lines; spectra; A. Privat-Deschanel (1893); John Macdonald (1817)
251	a thing that was would, the thing again	kata benda; lexicon; thickets; things; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
252	a perfect wilderness	colour; lines; A. Privat-Deschanel, Spectres de diverses sources lumineuses (1869); John Macdonald (1817)
253	a scene of confusion	colour; confusion, scenes of; M. E. Chevreul; John Macdonald (1817)
254	a strange) mixture of all sorts	colour; sorts; strange mixtures; M. E. Chevreul; John Macdonald (1817)
255	arithmetiks	asphalt; detours; paper, marbled; reves; J. E. Basedow; Walter Benjamin
256	thus the Greeks appeared to the Romans	polarised light; rounds; ruination; Persifor Frazer; examination of the synetic granite (1883)
257	thus Egypt appeared to the Greeks	polarised light; rounds; ruination; Persifor Frazer (1883)
258	and thus all three appear to us	polarised light; rounds; ruination; Persifor Frazer (1883)
259	remington, 1	error; errors; lines; remington
260	escapement	lines; scribble; somes
261	remington, 2	lines; remington; somes
262	heliotype, 1	calibrations; enough; heliotype; H. S. Uhler and R. W. Wood, Atlas of absorption spectra (1907)
263	heliotype, 2	condensations; heliotype; shadows; David Gatten
264	tables, 2	contemplations; hands; tables; trigonometry; Virgil A. Eberly (1918)
265	the piece of machinery which we call the	sodium molecule; spectra; R. W. Wood (1905)
266	potential difference	elbows; potential difference; small values; tables; Glenn Moody Hobbs (1905); John Macdonald (1817)
267	on the lignites and clays,	to which is annexed a glossary of plans; clays; lignites; William Bengelly; John Macdonald (1817)
268	nothing planned, or plan	ors; or's; plans; ruination; John Macdonald (1817)
269	bare and dry, with scrub	the effect of the interposition of obstacles on transmission of signals; waves; J. A. Fleming (1916)
270	日映ひうつり	light; shadows; Sachiko Yoshimiya; walls
271	rorschach planet, 3	iron; lines; rounds; J. C. Bayles, Microscopic Analysis of the Structures of Iron and Steel (1882-83)
272	running landscape	rounds; Sachiko Yoshimiya
273	snowday	rounds; snow; Sachiko Yoshimiya
274	he was, or were, 1	incompletion; lexicon; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
275	he was, or were, 2	incompletion; lexicon; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
276	The supreme test of any metal is a test to destruction.	emblemata ferrum; faults; folds; rounds; slag; Watertown Arsenal
277	Ingotism has not been entirely removed.	aesthetics of technical images; emblemata ferrum; failure; ingotism; rounds; Watertown Arsenal
278	none of these conditions may definitely be assigned	as the cause of failure, but; emblemata ferrum; failure; ingotism; rounds; Watertown Arsenal
279	The universal hammer was used in the instrument.	brass, cartridge; hardness; lots, good and bad; segregation; Watertown Arsenal
280	what plans, where plans, without plans	plans; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
281	everies. exact.	evens; everies; eksperimen membaca; telegraphic codes; toll; John Macdonald (1817)
282	also 2 locks of blonde hair, at the letter v	absences; R. G. Green; hair; index rerum
283	horsefly mercury, see quicksilver	deeper; diagrams; mercury; quicksilver; The New General Telegraphic and Mining Code (1907)
284	plate shears, 28:1.	drafting; index; plates; structure; weather; C. T. Bishop, Structural Drafting and Design of Details (1922)
285	intake	abstraction; aesthetics of technical images; infrastructure; water; Los Angeles; William Mulholland
286	just because	because, just; dance; Sadakichi Hartmann
287	experimental notation	notation, experimental; undoings; vapor; R. C. Carpenter & H. Diederichs, Experimental Engineering (1913)
288	experimental notation, 2	lunatics; mechanics; motion, circular; notation, experimental; water; wind; wind-mill sails; John Smeaton
289	soundings, but where	densities, low; locus ignotum; soundings; Charles F. Powell
290	of sounding, of water	tags: of; soundings; uses, of what; John Macdonald (1817)
291	carrying on the good work	asphalt; infrastructure, P. J. M. Larrañaga
292	more the’s	lexicon; telegraphic codes; Edmund Peycke, Edmund; stands; the’s; theories
293	determinations, 1	determinations; error; quartz; M. N. Short, Microscopic Determination (1940)
294	determinations, 2	determinations; silver; M. N. Short, Microscopic Determination (1940)
295	determinations, 3	determined; determinations; indeterminate; soundings; John Macdonald (1817)
296	to derive, descried	descried; eksperimen membaca; sans desire; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
297	determinations, 4	determinations; indeterminate; lines; mind, states of; M. N. Short
298	crusted ores, paragenesis	lithography; mining; paragenesis; symmetry; W. H. Weed
299	propellers, 1	failure; propellers; scribble
300	propellers, 2	failure; mechanics; propellers; scribble
301	propellers, 3	failure; mechanics; propellers scribble
302	cotton, 1	cotton; glide; gloom; grace; telegraph codes; Trout, Thomas, and Sons.
303	quantities and time	cotton; slowness; telegraphic codes; Jim Harrison; Joseph A. D. Watts (1875)
304	walking hardware store	hardware; peddler; Wide World Photo;
305	photograph of a storm	mental states; meteorology; storms; telegraphy; T. B. Maury
306	and dust storms	ascertained analogies; particular facts; known relations; induction; mereology; storms; P. F. Baddeley
307	etched in memory	failure; incoherence; memory; repetition; rounds; Watertown Arsenal; Anne Michaels
308	just a signal	jumbles; justs; signals; telegraphic codes; words; John Macdonald (1817); Hans Magnus Enzensberger
309	Mr. Francini's Pump	machines, limits in the application of; philosophy, experimental; pump, Francini’s; water; T. Desaguliers
310	for I hate to see them foul.	hands; micrography; experimental philosophy; experimental religion; Anton Leeuwenhoek
311	emnants, er trimmed	ekphrasis; ligatures; prohibitions; semblances; stems; Margrethe Mather; William Justema
312	molar shades	fibers; infrastructure; lubes; molar; Anton van Leeuwenhoek
313	cycling culture ZA!	cycling; South Africa; ZA
314	which will hardly be imagined real physical entities	drawing; economic geology; forms and qualities; ore; pay streak; J. M. Boutwell; Robert Boyle
315	a drift, of rivers	adrifts; instances and adjacencies; rivers; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
316	but mud settles	clarity; clear as mud; kalkzeep; mud; telegraphic codes; WU 1900; Gertrude Stein
317	whereas everyone understands words	ambiguities; too; words; Yannis Kyriakides; Felix Mendelssohn
318	and each of the damaged books has now become	a cherished object; arson; fire; Freedom Press; Londinium; Spitalfields Life; walls
319	lithography 1	drawing; limestone, magnesian; lithography; G. Scharf; A. Sedgwick
320	N, and the attendant phaenomena	dislocations; on a group of slate rocks; and on the attendant phaenomena; Mesozoic; John Phillips
321	for more read mere	addenda; analogies, corrigenda; mere; more; mortality
322	neither direct nor conclusive	drawing; Hybodus basanus; lithography; questions, long mooted; P. M. de Grey Egerton; G. Scharf
323	neither direct nor conclusive, 2	drawing; Hybodus basanus; lithography; C. Hullmandel; G. Scharf
324	neither direct nor conclusive, 3	conclusions; drawing; Hybodus basanus; lithography; londinium; C. Hullmandel; G. Scharf
325	where is no	cognition, spatial; exercises; lingodroids; toponyms; wheres
326	out of the melt, 1	rounds; willemite; Zn2SiO4; H. C. Arnold
327	out of the melt, 2	fluorescence; extinction, parallel; rounds; willemite; Zn2SiO4; H. C. Arnold
328	as, or running smooth	as found; butea; researches, Asiatick; William Roxburgh
329	identity of spectral lines	frames; spectra; vacuum; James Dewar
330	asphalt pat-paper test 1	asphalt; drawing; gutai; infrastructure; stains; Clifford Richardson, The Modern Asphalt Pavement (1913)
331	asphalt pat-paper test 2	asphalt; stains; Clifford Richardson
332	asphalt pat-paper test 3	asphalt; stains; Clifford Richardson
333	asphalt pat-paper test 4	asphalt; stains; Clifford Richardson
334	arcana of nature, 1	arcana; asphalt; heaviness; lightness; matures, miracles in; Desiderius Erasmus
335	war colors, 1	abstraction; color; square; invisibility; suprematisms; Henry A. Gardner, Marine Paints (1916)
336	war colors, 2	abstraction; color; square; invisibility; suprematisms; Henry A. Gardner, Marine Paints (1916)
337	this poisonous salt gradually becomes available	as the film wears down; exposure; foulings; paint; salt; salts; Henry A. Gardner, Marine Paints (1916)
338	weathering 101	paint; weathering; Henry A. Gardner, Observations on Painted Lumber (1915)
339	map of W, SP, J., and A	maps; Emma Swannell
340	trees, ideas, vague ideas	commonplace book; corrections; ideas; index; squirrels; Rebecca Ashwell; Emma Swannell
341	Flora	commonplace book; curves; flora; index; Rebecca Ashwell
342	on the trail of a ghost	drawing; ghosts; lines; bifilar pendulum; seismology; Thomas Heath
343	and tables are given	tables; Wyndam Beawes, Lex Mercatoria Rediviva: Or, The Merchant’s Directory (1743)
344	Sekiya’s Wires	drawing; isostasy; knots; lines; seismology; wire; Clarence Edward Dutton; Sekiya Seikei
345	returns and	ands; falling away; isostasy; C. E. Dutton; John Macdonald (1817); Lindley Murray; Lisa Robertson, et al.
346	(young) ice tracks	tags: ice; lines; meteorology; meteorological codes; tracks
347	level-ice, floes of	brash-ice; winter-ice; winter drift-ice; ice; meteorological codes
348	if (altered)	drawing; lines; memory
349	out of the melt, 3	alkaloids; precipitates; rounds; tables; folding table of reactions; Charles H. Stephenson; C. E. Parker
350	chalcocite glances	chalcocite; copper-glance; metamorphosis; opacity; pseudomorphs; Joseph Murdoch
351	fractures in all directions, but outside	with unwearied interest; copper; faults; fines; lines; mining; Pope Yeatman; Joseph Conrad
352	cirrus, petrified	clouds; marble; metamorphosis; meteorology; storms; Ernest F. Burchard; David Mitchell
353	it would have missed the pool entirely	economic geology; structure; Wirt Franklin (the farm of); Kenneth C. Heald; Carroll H. Wegemann
354	some of the more highly colored varieties	color; marble; metamorphosis; natives, the; Alfred H. Brooks; Ernest F. Burchard
355	islands of ice, 1	codes; ice; ice, islands of; telegraphic codes
356	islands of ice, 2	ice; ice above; ice below; meteorological codes; signal codes; telegraphic codes; Henry J. Rogers (1845)
357	these are strange phenomena and	chalcocite; economic geology; strange phonemena; photo micrographs; rounds; F. B. Laney
358	a different area	aesthetics of technical images; chalcocite; economic geology; rounds; sociality; F. B. Laney
359	to say the least, ambiguous	ambiguities; clarity; chalcocite; economic geology; economical prose; rounds; F. B. Laney
360	as the melt cools	aesthetics of technical images; chalcocite; rounds; surmises; woods, old and rare; F. B. Laney
361	notes	drawing; failing; grays; lines; notes; scribble; should’s ’n should’a’s; slipping
362	a knot of sentence parts, 1	Knock; Knot; Knotty; Kodak; Koran; telegraphic codes; Henry E. Wood. The Traveller’s Code Book (1924)
363	a knot of sentence parts, 2	elbow; Sandy Macdonald; phrases; Prohibition; Henry E. Wood. The Traveller’s Code Book (1924)
364	slow cirrus, or ice field	and, and, and; even different iterations of the same; metamorphoses; rounds; F. B. Laney; David Joselit
365	foraging, 1	foraging; International Code for Polar Ice (1937)
366	foraging, 2	ice; ice scape, figures in; meteorological codes; International Code for Polar Ice (1937); shadows
367	scribble, 1	legibility; scribble; scriptura: The ABC Code (4th edition, 1881)
368	waveless, waveson, wavesworn	hide & leather trade; telegraphic codes; waves; W. G. Herdman, Curvilinear Perspective of Nature (1854)
369	lines, 14	alphabet; Morse Code; lines; John Cameron Grant, L. A. Legros, Typographical Printing-Surfaces (1916)
370	lines, 15	alphabet; curves; lines; submarine telegraphy; wandering zero
371	lines, 16	curves; lines; wandering zero; Laurence Sterne, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy (1767)
372	muds	mud; muds; muddy; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
373	mind (see also matter)	matter; mind; mud; telegraphic codes: The ABC Code (sixth edition, 1920)
374	mudwort, two of	clarity; mud; muddle; telegraphic codes; Gertrude Stein; F. Shay & R. V. Dey, The Postal Code (1907)
375	sand	decomposition; memory; sand; waves; Hortense Flexner
376	foredge flow	engineering; erosion; notations; D. W. Church, “Improvement of the Missouri River” (1880)
377	canebrake whats	brick; canebrakes; extracts; marginalia; scribble; whats
378	ut minima, maximum facit, 1	alchemy; combinatorics; emblemata; paradox; Achille Bocchi, Symbolicarum quaestionum (1555)
379	ut minima, maximum facit, 2	authority; authorship; bricoleur; copying; didactics; emblematics; Daniel Russell; Claude Lévi-Strauss
380	and are strange	emblemata; invention; knowledge; machines; Lebbeus Woods, The New City (1992)
381	a grammar of the prairie	architecture; grammar; prairie; variations; ex Frank Lloyd Wright, The Natural House (1953)
382	notes to self	extreme uncomfortableness; legibility issues; recursion; scribble; stammering
383	with some unusual changes in the visual fields	skiagraph; tragic narrative; C. A. Veasey, “Observation of a case of bitemporal hemianopsia...” (1903)
384	errors, diagnostic	error; diagnostic errors; A. Knapp, “Subretinal exudate simulating sarcoma of the choroid” (1919)
385	it proved, however, microscopically normal	a girl of four years; körper als landschaft; opthalmology; rounds; O. F. Wadsworth, “Fovea Centralis” (1880)
386	might as well think of	telegraphic codes; turnings and windings; wind’s eye; John Macdonald (1817)
387	blind borrowings, bold, both alike	blind; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
388	blinded blunt, bolder, both at once, both to book	blind; blunt; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
389	and every case should be watched as an experiment	experimental philosophy; ophthalmology; E. Jackson, “Tuberculosis of the Retina” (1919)
390	ocular manifestations	G. S. Derby, “Ocular manifestations following exposure to various types of poisonous gases” (1919)
391	ocular manifestations, 2	could be mud; or sea; ophthalmology; rounds; G. S. Derby, “Ocular manifestations” (1919)
392	on sheets of lead, 1	T. M. Reade, The Origin of Mountain Ranges considered experimentally, structurally, dynamically (1886)
393	on sheets of lead, 2	down-spout; orogeny; T. M. Reade, The Origin of Mountain Ranges (1886)
394	on sheets of lead, 3	in my library; orogeny; how to drain a house; T. M. Reade, The Origin of Mountain Ranges (1886)
395	on sheets of lead, 4	butler’s pantry sink; lead; orogeny; T. M. Reade, The Origin of Mountain Ranges (1886)
396	bare ruined choirs	bare ruined choirs; drawing; ruination; T. M. Reade
397	close to the flookan	diagrams; dots and lines; mining; J. Carne, “An Account of the Relistan Tin Mine” (1807)
398	and few survive to enter the cavity	black; blackness; survival; J. R. Powell & T. E. Botts, “Particle Bed Reactors and Related Concepts” (1982)
399	many, 1	many; superfluities; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
400	many, 2	many; signs; many signs; many sorts; map of the world; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
401	many, 3	many; reductions; representations; specimens; sums; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
402	many, 4	many; tricks; troubles; squalls; stipulations; many wrongs; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
403	other curves wave in a curious manner	curves; weight; E. Wilson, “The Relative Size, Weight, and Price of Dynamo-Electric Machines” (1897)
404	many, 5	many; telegraphic codes; tumults; woulds; many yet; John Macdonald (1817)
405	reversals, 1	reverie; reversals; rhyme or reason; telegraphic codes; withouts; John Macdonald (1817)
406	folding, faulting, and brecciation, 1	C. R. Van Hise & W. S. Bayley, The Marquette iron-bearing district of Michigan, with atlas (1897)
407	folding, faulting, and brecciation, 2	emphatic intrusions; iron; jaspalite; variorum; C. R. Van Hise & W. S. Bayley (1897)
408	induration, by weathering	R. D. Irving & C. R. Van Hise, On secondary enlargements of mineral fragments in certain rocks (1884)
409	may have been dissolved away	dissolution; polarised light; quartz; rounds; R. D. Irving & C. R. Van Hise (1884)
410	an ample field for	and; annals of history; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
411	Other Faculty Business	gpoy; Fred Lynch; doodling; drawing
412	somewhere or other, somehow or other	somethings; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
413	at sea	flotsam and jetsam; gpoy; Moira Hahn; Sea of Japan; temps perdu
414	return.	carriage return; legibilities; light; remington
415	emulsions, 1	asphalt; deserts; emulsions; Lime House; ruination; temps perdu
416	Nacis Nali Cafiu	Georges Boucher de Boucherville, Dictionnaire du langage des nombres (1889); mud
417	mudscape	deserts; mud; muds; temps perdu; John Macdonald (1817)
418	tar sands	adrifts; asphalt; notations; sand; temps perdu; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
419	mud flats	mud; muds; surface structure
420	afters, 1	afters; detritus; holt rd; mud; muds
421	afters, 2	afters; detritus; holt rd; mud; muds
422	drawings from thin sections, D	rounds; J. E. Spurr, Geology of the Tonopah Mining District, Nevada (1905)
423	drawings from thin sections, B	rounds; J. E. Spurr, Geology of the Tonopah Mining District, Nevada (1905)
424	drawings from thin sections, A	rhombs; rounds; J. E. Spurr, Geology of the Tonopah Mining District, Nevada (1905)
425	upon closer inspection, 1	azotic particle; period; remington; rounds
426	upon closer inspection, 2	evaporation; experimental philosophy; molecular typography; period; periods; J. Dalton
427	Lubos Lubus / Wave to Wave	George Boucher de Boucherville, Dictionnaire du langage des nombres (1889); cinquains; waves
428	drawn by themselves	drawing; mere transcripts; J. S. Russell, The Wave of Translation (1885)
429	Gone / For the sake of	cinquains; sheet of water; G. B. de Boucherville, Dictionnaire du langage des nombres (1889)
430	Gocis Cocos / thence on the other side	cinquains; George Boucher de Boucherville, Dictionnaire du langage des nombres (1889)
431	a distraction, like any other	Quatremère-Disjonval; Araneae; distractions; meteorology; spiders; Blaise Cendrars, Dan Yack (1927, 1987)
432	erotic, in lieu of. 1	double registers; the erotic; in lieu of; nonsense; telegraphic codes; Blaise Cendrars
433	and apparently “just because.”	haruspicy; failure; W. D. Peaslee, “The Insulator Situation” (1917)
434	in search for a suitable	haruspicy; failure; W. D. Peaslee, “The Insulator Situation” (1917)
435	erotic, in lieu of. 2	BIHYOVEPZO...; double registers; the erotic; telegraphic codes; Blaise Cendrars, Dan Yack (1927, 1997)
436	or, in other words, a limited species...	congeries of objects; in other words; mereology; A. Picket; J. W. Picket
437	or, in other words. 2	classification; congeries of objects; in other words; mereology; no motives; whiteness; A. Picket; J. W. Picket
438	or, in other words. 3	in other words; worse; worse o; o worse; words of course; John Macdonald (1817)
439	Prudential, 3	asemics; prudential; runes; trawlings
440	Prudential, 4	asemics; prudential; runes; trawlings
441	Prudential, 5	asemics; prudential; runes
442	Prudential, 6	asemics; excuse me; a kind of life; prudential; runes; telegraphic codes
443	envelope, 1	aurifeous deposits; envelope; mereology; H. M. Eakin; G. Deleuze
444	no exit	miasma; mud; swamp; New England Primer (1762)
445	neither here nor there	here; there; neither; scribble; Tokyo
446	on sens	on sens; onsense; rust; signatures; Gottlob Frege, “On Sense and Reference” (1892)
447	Musnus, Mud, Muddy	cinquains; langage des nomures; mud; one-eyed females; sullen; George Boucher de Boucherville
448	only idea / only time	ideas; only obstacle; open country; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
449	so that the density of such bits remains	relatively constant; CCL 252/600; CCL 380/54; C. O. Carlson, US Patent 3,279,095 (1966); Simone Weil
450	the indifference of all things	detachment; indifference; rounds; C. O. Carlson; Simone Weil
451	compositions of matter / and for which there is	no provision; CCL 252/600; CCL 380/54; composition; relation; C. O. Carlson; Simone Weil
452	As to explanation, life is too short for that	advanced thought; hands; spirit portraiture; James Coates, Photographing the Invisible (1911)
453	requires simple, routine, and non-skilled activities	gpoy; full disclosure; guidance department; literary activities
454	carbon	carbon; materiality of writing; Tokyo; xywrite
455	knowing as he did, that	autisms; knotty points; laconics; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
456	lines, 17	lines; out of focus; shadows; unknowns
457	shoveling, 1	G. Townsend Harley, “A Study of Shoveling as Applied to Mining” (1919)
458	shoveling, 2	performance; stoping; Taylorism; G. Townsend Harley, “A Study of Shoveling” (1919)
459	shoveling, 3	performance; stoping; Taylorism; G. Townsend Harley, “A Study of Shoveling” (1919)
460	the pleasure of the text	one word at a time; A. C. Lescarboura, Behind the Motion-picture Screen (1921); David Gatten
461	no force capable of producing definite results	clouds; fading; signs; Annie Besant & C. W. Leadbeater, Thought-Forms (1905); Gilles Deleuze
462	would scarcely be possible	clouds; contingency of the encounter; Annie Besant & C. W. Leadbeater, Thought-Forms (1905); G. Deleuze
463	another shapeless rolling cloud	clouds; shapelessness; Annie Besant & C. W. Leadbeater, Thought-Forms (1905); G. Deleuze
464	the entire absence of any personal emotion	meaning; vagueness; Annie Besant & C. W. Leadbeater, Thought-Forms (1905); G. Deleuze
465	such as would instantly translate itself	clouds; vagueness; Annie Besant & C. W. Leadbeater, Thought-Forms (1905); G. Deleuze
466	missings	misling rain; missings; mistakes; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
467	circular polarization along the lines of force	spectra; Mt. Hamilton; C. G. Abbot, “Solar Vortices and Magnetism in Sun Spots” (1908)
468	on inland navigation, and cutting files (a grafting)	cutting files; grafts; inland navigation; rivers; violence
469	Is (are) on (his) their way out	by small streams; well watered; F. G. McCutcheon, The imperial and colonial telegram code (1894)
470	a blur	blur; error; more blur; F. G. McCutcheon, The imperial and colonial telegram code (1894)
471	a sublimity	feeding the machine; lead; paint; the sublime; E. F. Ladd & E. E. Ware, Paints : Their Service Condition (1911)
472	enigmatic relations	H. von Schrenk, The Decay of Timber (1902); V. Ugazio, “withdrawing from a conversation” (2013)
473	reading matter	drawing; memory; palimpsest; San Jose; stains
474	hardware men, 1	faces; hardware; Los Angeles; Union Hardware; vm
475	hardware men, 2	faces; hardware; Los Angeles; Union Hardware; vm
476	this is in accordance with what might be expected.	Au; auriferous deposits; E. Hatschek & A. L. Simon, “Gels in Relation to Ore Deposition“ (1912)
477	No, never. Not water.	nots and nowheres; B. L. Watson, The telegraphic vocabulary, adapted for semaphoric telegraphs (1840)
478	we’ll see	orts; asphalt; G. Deleuze & F. Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus (1987)
479	unknowns, 1	error; ends and means; unknowns
480	unknowns, 2	error; ends and means; unknowns
481	unknowns, 3	error; ends and means; unknowns
482	unknowns	ends and means; error; matter; unwhere; Anne Blonstein
483	unknowns, 4	ends and means; error; unknowns
484	a system of molecular actions	rounds; D. Brewster, “On the Colours of the Soap-Bubble“ (1867)
485	that, 1	telegraphic codes; that language; that attitude; that log-board is false; John Macdonald (1817)
486	that, 2	telegraphic codes; that jumble of nonsense; that less would do; John Macdonald (1817)
487	figures of equilibrium	rounds; D. Brewster, “On the Colours of the Soap-Bubble” (1867)
488	sometimes form a sort of network... and at other times	dilute; dendritic forms; japonisme; rounds; D. Brewster, “On the Colours of the Soap-Bubble” (1867)
489	nopar king	infrastructure; no; signs; Lawrence, Massachusetts
490	a few words set loose in the heat	heat; words; a few words; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817); Jacques Dupin
491	as to the results	metallurgy; mining; H. Lundberg, “Magnetic Surveys with Helicopters” (1947)
492	in thickness, thought	telegraphic codes; thickness; F. G. McCutcheon, The Imperial and Colonial Telegram Code (1894)
493	as to the results, a few scattered spots	a few small stragglers; incoherence; reaping hook; E. Walter Maunder, on Sun-spots (1896)
494	researches on, 1	cytochromes; spectra; C. A. Mac Mun, “Researches on Myohaematin and the Histohaematins” (1886)
495	researches on, 2	cytochromes; spectra; C. A. Mac Mun, “Researches” (1886)
496	researches on, 3	cytochromes; unconnection; C. A. Mac Mun, “Researches” (1886); C. S. Peirce
497	researches on, 4	cytochromes; C. A. Mac Mun, “Researches” (1886)
498	ends	ends and means; grays; twilight; C. S. Peirce
499	or for themselves	homonymy; lexicon; short sentences; Gertrude Stein, Short Sentences (1932)
500	context, out of	lines; out of context; trawlings
501	Despinto, Desplomese	matter; means; telegraphic codes; uncertain lines; The Imperial and Colonial Telegram Code (1894)
502	reading matter	obstacles; things; Simone Weil
503	interruption	interruption; thought forms; words; Merce Cunningham; Simone Weil
504	inflexions	color; inflexions; obscurity; ornithology; Robert Ridgway
505	Here was our water.	J. Smeaton Chase, California Desert Trails (1919); J. S. Brown, Routes to Desert Watering Places (1920)
506	bifocal, 1	accident; contraryes; glasses; inconstancy; John Donne
507	bifocal, 2	glasses
508	bifocal, 3	accident; glasses; levitation
509	that is a field folded	accident; fields; folds; memory; Robert Duncan
510	glyphs, of sorts	desert; glyphs; legibility; signs of nature
511	manzanita strips	Anza Borrego; desert; memory; thickets; turns
512	parts of speech	desert; glyphs; mereology; ruination
513	239. a mazefull solitarinesse	found; scribble; trawlings; Sir Philip Sidney
514	exploitations	desert; legibilities; rock
515	down we went into the maze	Carrizo Creek; deserts; sea level; water; J. Smeaton Chase, California Desert Trails (1919)
516	patches, various	colors; Montreal; patches; Cory Archangel
517	patches, fewer	Montreal; walls
518	Le noir est le début de tout...	black; walls; whiteness; Christian Lacroix
519	we’ll see. 2.	clouds; corrections; errors; orts; sediment; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
520	where to look, 1	grays; rectangles; reference; Pitman’s Where to Look (1907)
521	where to look, 2	another; jasmine; sentences; Pitman’s Where to Look (1907); Unica Zürn
522	patterns of	every shilling; patches; patchwork; patter; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
523	a thin mud.	Au; metallurgy; mud; T. Kirke Rose, The Metallurgy of Gold (1898)
524	the stuff, being composed of smalls	classification; conditionals; Wm. H. Borlase, “Description of the Lead-Ore Washing Plant” (1903)
525	with the eyes you had	eyes; glasses; sight; youth; Stan Brakhage; Hollis Frampton
526	all these strange contradictions	consolations; conatus; D. G. Thompson, USGS Water Supply Paper 578 (1929); G. Leopardi, Zibaldone
527	and neglecting those near at hand	attention; A. Le Sueur, “Spectroscopic Observations” and “On the Nebulae” (1870); G. Leopardi, Zibaldone
528	the enemy of the garden, is nature.	orts; philosophical gardens; Andras Korondi; Ian Hamilton Finlay
529	oppugnatus per naturam...	legibility issues; orts; ruination; Andras Korondi
530	semi colons	distractions; meeting; scribble; semicolons
531	“building presence”	distractions; fibonacci; meeting; scribble
532	in the vicinity of the weld	distortion; W. W. Webster & E. L. Patch, “Heat Treatment of Wrought-Iron Chain Cable” (1917)
533	charcoal, 1	charcoal; champion clog dancer; dance; Woods’s Bohemian Telegraph Code (1886)
534	charcoal, 2	charcoal; Standard Cipher Code of the American Railway Association (1906); L. Wittgenstein On Certainty
535	all charcoal is not alike	charcoal; the seasons; F. J. Hoxie, “Spontaneous ignition” (1917)
536	new high	insula insulae; lettering; Los Angeles; J. A. Kingsley & T. F. Barnes, Printers and Engravers (1893)
537	charcoal, 3	charcoal; Los Angeles; humans forming letters or numerals; humans forming punctuation
538	nor is metallurgy limited by the microscope	grain growth; metallurgy; vitriol; A. E. White, “The Constitution and Properties of Boiler Tubes” (1920)
539	thus producing a	beauty; shades; J. A. Ewing & W. Rosenhain, “The Crystalline Structure of Metals” (1900); Leopardi
540	of definite geometrical form	cadmium; metallurgy; rounds; J. A. Ewing & W. Rosenhain, “Crystalline Structure” (1900)
541	a consequence of straining	aesthetics of technical images; lead-bismuth eutectic; metallurgy; rounds; J. A. Ewing; Walter Rosenhain
542	the errors to which sight	blind; blindness; braille; error; Denis Diderot; Gwendolyn MacEwen;
543	rather loose in the aspirates	aspirates; grammar; Lindley Murray; Woods’s Bohemian Telegraph Code (1886)
544	interferences	blocks; borders; Walter Rosenhain, An Introduction to the Study of Physical Metallurgy (1914)
545	abababal jolifanto, ababedem bambla	dada; in the air; telegraphic codes; Hugo Ball; August Stramm; Bauer’s Telegramm-Schlüssel (1913)
546	The place may be in Kashmir, the sands of Tibet...	asthma; deserts; escape; remedies; Sadakichi Hartmann, My Crucifixion (1931)
547	any novelty may write	king of the invisible wire; sycamore; variety artistes; Woods’s Bohemian Telegraph Code (1886)
548	Abdicate / Such absurd nonsense	absurdity; nonsense; Woods’s Bohemian Telegraph Code (1886)
549	aparaskeuos, – on, always thus	Greek; scribble
550	after two years’ wear	grays; lead; ten minutes; H. A. Gardner, Paint Technology and Tests (1911); Haruki Murakami
551	and other signs of	failure; loss of color; paint; rust; structure; tectonics; H. A. Gardner, Paint Technology and Tests (1911)
552	to live inside fewer words	every few minutes; fewer words; grays; years passed by; David Gatten; Haruki Murakami
553	how they will work in practice, however	corrosion; natural philosophy; paint; A. H. Gardner, Paint Technology and Tests (1911)
554	contractions, 1	contractions; if then; is to as is to
555	contractions, 2	contractions; if then; is to as is to
556	contractions, 3	contractions; if then; is to as is to
557	contractions, 4	contractions; if then; is to as is to
558	importance of field tests	corrosion; steel; H. A. Gardner, “Structural Paint Tests” (1911)
559	Theatrical entertainments, 873	at sea; the; telegraphic codes; theatrical entertainments; John Macdonald (1817)
560	uncommonly wrong	numbers; telegraphic codes; un's; John Macdonald (1817)
561	30% off	analog glitch; firewood; grass; Gumuruk; it is not as if; paper; surat kabar; NYT
562	scarcity, of detail	analog glitch; detail; grass; NYT; Willa Cather
563	takeaway, 1	house of cards; lines; scribble
564	takeaway, 2	lines; notes; scribble
565	adrift, very	adrift; mud; mysterious business; very; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
566	well where	asphalt; local color; telegraphic codes; water; well watered; John Macdonald (1817)
567	abrasions	ruination; scratches; telegraphic codes; unknowns; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
568	abrasions, other side	abrasions; side; other side; telegraphic codes; unknowns; wind; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
569	Offusarum, side by side, 1	abrasions; side; telegraphic codes; weather; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
570	Offusarum, side by side, 2	abrasions; safety; side; side by side; telegraphic codes; weather; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
571	wants, 1	on the wane; wants; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908); Alejandra Pizarnik
572	stanzaic forms	architecture; ends and means; clay brick; Istanbul; Bedford McNeill; McNeill’s Code (1908)
573	dinamika romantika dialektika	enthusiasms; kerontjong; renungan
574	such a heap of small indistinct appearances	mereology; zinc; W. Bion, “A Theory of Thinking,” (1967); J. Sowerby, British Mineralogy (1811)
575	a very noisy spark	frustration; W. Bion, “A Theory of Thinking” (1967); C. C. Scheck, “Some Properties...” (1901)
576	何でも	hardware; iron; tools; China
577	overneemt / if somewhere	asides; errors and wrecks; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
578	old workings	asides; margins; old workings; plywood; staple; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
579	sandy deposit	sand; sands; see also’s; surface works; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
580	sandy deposit, 2	sand; sands; tangle; washery; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
581	due to weathering of	adrifts; asphalt; ruination; substrates; weathering; Bedford McNeil, McNeill’s Code (1908)
582	but this was all very uncertain	diffuse light; seemings; George Jones, Observations on Zodiacal Light (1856)
583	and may even give up without making a sign	agraphia; handwriting; muddles; paresis; Emil Kraepelin, Clinical Psychiatry (1907)
584	draw	cotton; drawing; fibers; rounds; J. M. Matthews, The Textile Fibres (1916)
585	draw, 2	alphabet; asemics; cotton; drawing; fibers; rounds; runes; J. M. Matthews, The Textile Fibres (1916)
586	the gross technical errors	dada; disorderliness; loops, dropped; stocking; Emil Kraepelin, General Paresis (1913)
587	are too indistinct to be reproduced satisfactorily	duration; Willa Cather; R. W. Wood, “On the Cause of Dark Lightning and the Clayden Effect” (1899)
588	that came to the surface only here and there	fields; intervals; uncertain lines; P. H. Eykman, “A new graphic system of craniology” (1900); Willa Cather
589	on method, 1	emblematics; method; miasma; telegraphic codes; Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908)
590	to be distorted by unreckoned-with factors	handwriting; unreckoned-with factors; which bear no relation; Emil Kraepelin, General Paresis (1913)
591	the lack of decision in the writing	asemics; ataxia; handwriting; Emil Kraepelin, General Paresis (1913)
592	questions. what are, where.	character; falling away; Google Glass; knowledge; oceanic; scribble; smart clothes; Rachel Cusk
593	outlier scales	body; mineralized scales; polypterus senegalus; scribble; smart clothes; Christine Ortiz
594	to leave old hands far behind	authoriton; improvements; legibles; logotypes; Barlomiej Beniowski, Improvements in printing (1854)
595	having been heaved out from the abyss of nothingness	errors; phantoms; “principle of familiarity”; Barlomiej Beniowski, Handbook of Phrenotypics (1852)
596	adrep adort adrift	accident; adrifts; delays; period; telegraphic codes; Co-operative Wholesale Society Private Code
597	if wall(s), unless wall(s)	Pergamum; Turkey; telegraphic codes; walls; (Bedford) McNeill’s Code (1908)
598	Sekuriteit	exposure; Pergamum; ruination; threes; Turkey; telegraphic codes; walls; (Bedford) McNeill’s Code (1908)
599	a nail, to hang his thoughts on (2)	mnemonics; nails; tables; J. R. Murden, The art of memory, reduced... (1818); Joseph Joubert
600	conceptual writing	grid; penetrating screen; tables; F. B. Gilbreth and L. M. Gilbreth, “Chronocyclegraph Motion Devices” (1919)
601	much strained	chaos; J. A. Ewing and W. Rosenhain, “Experiments in Micro-metallurgy:—Effects of Strain” (1899)
602	This was really the weakest point in the whole work	confidence; C. V. Raman, “The Curvature Method of determining the Surface-Tension of Liquids” (1907)
603	perscrutari occulta	cogitation; deserts; discovery; erosions; invention; meditation; method; Hugh of Saint Victore
604	the surfaces of the oolite beds	lithography; memory; G. J. Scharf; G. P. Scrope, “On the Ripple-Marks and Tracks” (1831); Harun Farocki
605	folding of the plates	failure; Quebec Bridge collapse; the unlived life; Willa Cather, Alexander’s Bridge (1912)
606	angle torn to pieces	alienation; failure; iron; Quebec Bridge collapse; the unlived life; Willa Cather, Alexander’s Bridge (1912)
607	torn, sheared and bent	failure; iron; Quebec Bridge collapse; W. Cather, Alexander’s Bridge (1912); A. Phillips, Missing Out (2012)
608	reducer with a tuft of cotton	cotton; dance; pictorialism; softness; E. R. Dickson, “The Dance” (1917); (Bedford) McNeill’s Code (1908)
609	the same pile after making a few changes	M. H. Stillman, “Photographic Methods of Detecting Changes in a Complicated Group of Objects” (1921)
610	the rutile inclusions, 1	rutile; T. L. Watson & S. Taber, Geology of the titanium and apatite deposits of Virginia (1913)
611	the rutile inclusions, 2	Emblemata Ambulare (1993); T. L. Watson & S. Taber, Geology of the titanium and apatite deposits (1913)
612	what other colors have you?	colors; ruination; whats; whens; whys; J. S. Kornicker, Century Standard Telegraphic Code (1907)
613	It all hung together, seemed to have a kind of	composition; H. S. Rawdon & Marjorie G. Lorentz, “Metallographic Etching Reagents: I” (1921); Willa Cather
614	that I would lose the whole in the parts	Rosenhain & Tucker, “Eutectic Research... Lead and Tin” (1908); W. Cather, The Professor’s House (1925)
615	a severe test	Rosenhain & Tucker, “Eutectic Research... Lead and Tin” (1908); W. Cather, The Professor’s House (1925)
616	tuning the ears	listening; tunings; vade mecum; H. H. Stuckenschmidt, Twentieth Century Music (1969)
617	the one on the page, and another behind that	chance; Rosenhain & Tucker, “Eutectic Research...” (1908); W. Cather, The Professor’s House (1925)
618	no image with semblance of	doubt; slowness; S. W. J. Smith, “Thermomagnetic Analysis...” (1908); V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse (1927)
619	errata	corrigenda; errata; for north read south; mea culpa; poutin goutward
620	physical memoirs, 1	ruination; states of matter; Physical Memoirs (1888)
621	physical memoirs, 2	J. D. Van der Waals, “The Continuity of the Liquid and Gaseous States,” Physical Memoirs (1888)
622	any otherwise than by points	drawing; impossible for the Painter; A. Leeuwenhoek, “Observations on the Muscular Fibres of Fish” (1721)
623	when will operations commence?	asemics; fugue; telegraphic codes; John W. Hartfield (1912); WU (1900)
624	on total immersion tests	ASTM; failures; immersion; iron; steel; W. A. Selvig, “Mine Water Immersion Tests” (1921)
625	trying to recover its character	metallurgy; rounds; H. Baucke, “On the action of electrolytes on metals under stress” (1912)
626	being are too much deteriorated	flaws; metallurgy; rounds; sic; H. Baucke, “On the action of electrolytes on metals under stress” (1912)
627	in the neighborhood of flaws	aesthetics of technical images; corrosion; rounds; H. Baucke, “On the action of electrolytes” (1912)
628	dropped apart in my hands	Macgregor & Stoughton, “A new method of testing the endurance of case-hardened gears and pinions” (1911)
629	bundle	scribble; the unexamined life; walking; H. D. Thoreau
630	upheave, 1	accretions; New Orleans; reconstructions; upheaves
631	upheave, 2	accretions; New Orleans; reconstructions; upheaves
632	upheave, 3	a further account; New Orleans; upheaves; wheres; wrongs
633	a trellis, of sorts
634	better thus, 1
635	better thus, 2
636	at each instant
637	a piece of an old nail	nails; shall-and-will-iana; the Irish difficulty; skiagraphy; G. Molloy, “Short account of an experiment” (1898)
638	and so frequently associated	paper models; W. D. Conybeare, “...and Ulterior Prospects of Geological Science” (1831)
639	denudation of forges	denudations; obscurities; W. D. Conybeare, “and Ulterior Prospects of Geological Science” (1831)
640	if the eye could be substituted for the ear	250 wpm; speed; C. A. Hoxie, “A visual and photographic device for recording radio signals” (1921)
641	What new-fangled notion now?	You will blur the line. Will you pull the wire?       Lillie Eginton Warren
642	what new-fangled notions, 1-5	the thigh; the whole, gathered with other (earlier) derivations, available as pdf (of page spreads) here
643	what new-fangled notions, 6-10	My whip. My mouth. The arm. My whim.       Lillie Eginton Warren
644	what new-fangled notions, 11-15	The pronoun she. Pull the rope.       Lillie Eginton Warren
645	what new-fangled notions, 16-20	I rove far from home. You know both. Throw me a pillow.       Lillie Eginton Warren
646	what new-fangled notions, 21-25	We were out in deep water. A trip to the moon.       Lillie Eginton Warren
647	what new-fangled notions, 36-40	A little matter should not baffle you.       Lillie Eginton Warren
648	all within reach of his hand	failings; rounds; ruination; Tokyo; Willa Cather, Death Comes for the Archbishop (1927); Artur Schnabel
649	what new-fangled notions, 31-35	Anywhere you wish. Do you know the depth of the well?       Lillie Eginton Warren
650	not exactly indifferent.	ruination; 3×5; Willa Cather, The Old Beauty (1937)
651	but it is badly cut	or the foam of the wave; Willa Cather; T. L. Watson, The Granites and Gneisses of Georgia (1902)
652	what new-fangled notions, 36-40	What an awkward man!       Lillie Eginton Warren
653	orderly progress	“invented or ‘pathological’ language”; scribble; Lillie Eginton Warren, Defective Speech and Deafness (1895)
654	Deep(er) (see also Depth)	depths; dots; drawing; encodings; glassine; telegraphic codes; Nicolas de Staël
655	what new-fangled notions, 41-45	We crossed a ridge of the mountains. We crossed a bridge over a stream.       Lillie Eginton Warren
656	what new-fangled notions, afterword	cento; Lillie Eginton Warren
657	apparently in the form of
658	dead weight, 1
659	dead weight, 2
660	the edge of a hat
661	well, he had missed it, whatever it was
662	teeth and pilcrows
663	the lid once off
664	the very objects
665	readies, not readies
666	syllables I had never heard
667	late. late intelligence. lateness.
668	the way in which the break is made
669	by metamorphic agencies
670	see cross sea
671	yet for all
672	because
673	by the accretion of sparse, 1
674	by the accretion of sparse, 2
675	entr'acte, 1
676	entr'acte, 2
677	entr'acte, 3
678	on account of moonlight, twilight or clouds	E. S. Holden; astronomical messages; becauses; on accounts; telegraphic codes
679	experimental reading, 1
680	composition change of the surface layer
681	by which the microstructure is revealed
682	comfortless, swimming notions
683	theory of permeability / further speculation
684	and every / has its own
685	no sign / binds
686	suggestive of the margin of the great lake
687	extreme position
688	experiments on punching, experiments on shearing
689	forming a layer of scoria or dross
690	its bitter, useless waters	J. Smeaton Chase; memory; mud; tire jetty; Salton Sea; memory
691	its bitter, useless waters, 2	Edith Summers Kelley; deserts; memory; Salton Sea; water
692	its bitter, useless waters, 3	Edith Summers Kelley; deserts; memory; Salton Sea; water
693	lithograph	desert; erasures; faults; lithography; memory; Oak Grove; porosities; rock
694	its bitter, useless waters, 4	G. Wharton James; illusion; mirage; prospecting; salt; Salton Sea; water
695	its bitter, useless waters, 5	G. Wharton James; desert; deserts; more or less thick with; mud; playa; Salton Sea; water
696	its bitter, useless waters, 6	J. S. Russell; littoral; memory; rounds; waves; waves of translation
697	its bitter, useless waters, 7	Antony Réal; rounds; stick; sticks; Salton Sea
698	that heap of sand-atoms	artefactual clouds; deserts; halftone dots; obscurity; sand; J. Smeaton Chase, Our Araby (1920)
699	this new consition.	change; consition; metamorphosis; mutability; V; VM; William Van Roo
700	its bitter, useless waters, 8	rounds; Salton Sea; waves; words; Rebecca Elson
701	diffusion phenomena	diffusion phenomena; ditch riding; geological reconnaissance; Idaho; rounds; J. B. Umpleby
702	their Virtues, their different Natures	hot and cold; mineral waters; Virtues; water; whether; whether imitable by art; D. Friderick Hoffman
703	generally is indefinite and ill defined	deserts; indefinites; salt; sand; water; Willa Cather; W. C. Mendenhall
704	an eddy, 1	excavation; laminations; plates; steel
705	an eddy, 2	excavation; laminations; plates; steel
706	cleavage plane theory / hieroglyphs
707	slough sloughs slow, a small island
708	showing the beginnings
709	like a stretched string sounding its fundamental note
710	and consequently the individuals become more
711	seance seaside seasonage
712	talisman talmudical tangential
713	wherever iron-bearing waters occur
714	with more or less distinctiveness
715	good. bad. but. and. what kind of.
716	that it could remain so fixed
717	or a book of tides / and mutterings
718	magical, obscure
719	stress of weather, uity, ously, weather tide
720	venture into uncertainty
721	hands how to listen
722	a view of the littoral, 1
723	a few of the littoral, 2
724	something equivalent to rain
725	of driving forward
726	the outer curve of which	W. G. Smeeth; Spinoza; Yannis Kyriakides; curves; feeling unfeeling; pitchstone; quartz; rounds
727	a smooth workmanlike finish	H. M. Hobart; Claude Glass; breathing test; steel; tests
728	then at least	H. M. Hobart; Georgina Harding; at leasts; breathing test; ohne worte; steel; tests
729	nothing in themselves	H. M. Hobart; Georgina Harding; William Cronon; alumina; metallurgy; steel; streaks
730	streaks and marks	marks; steel; streaks; tests; Watertown Arsenal
731	streaks and marks, 2	marks; steel; streaks; tests; Watertown Arsenal
732	breaks and inclusions	alumina; breaks and inclusions; defects; metallurgy; steel; August B. Wilson; Claude Glass
733	with our present knowledge	alumina; inclusions; metallurgy; scratches; steel; G. F. Comstock
734	yes, no; yet a more	more; no; telegraphic codes; yes; John Macdonald (1817)
735	in every instance	returns; telegraphic codes; wrongs; yes; John Macdonald (1817)
736	if not in words	deafness; words; words liable to error; André Aciman
737	roughly to the map of an archipelago	archipelago; archipelagics; lines; Percifor Frazer, Bibliotics (1901)
738	(Bad Girl) author at home)	Bad Girl; typewriter; awkward; flapper?; Viña Delmar
739	deep in the deepest part	deeps; outcrop geology; quarry; Percifor Frazer, Geology of Lancaster Country (1877)
740	blebby rounded grains	botryoidal structure; outcrop geology; forensics; rounds; P. Frazer, Geology of Lancaster Country (1877)
741	what is a field?	fields; metallurgy; metamorphosis; H. C. H. Carpenter; Rebecca Elson
742	The Mural Quadrant, The Guardian of the Harvest	north; G. Rubie, The British Celestial Atlas (1830)
743	The Owl. The Air Balloon. The Cat. The Printing Press.	south; celestial alphabet; G. Rubie, The British Celestial Atlas (1830)
744	read wrong, 1	du bout de la pensée; flora; lines; scribble; trawlings; Georgina Harding, The Spy Game (2009)
745	read wrong, 2	flora; lines; scribble; trawlings; WSJ; Georgina Harding, The Spy Game (2009)
746	read wrong, 3	lines; ruination; scribble; trawlings; Georgina Harding, The Spy Game (2009)
747	and incompletely developed halos	pleochroic halos; rounds; F. Soddy, The Interpretation of radium (1920)
748	clearing, 1	bodymaps; forgetting; loose tolerances; H. M. Eakin; Georgina Harding The Spy Game (2009)
749	clearing, 2	bodymaps; false memory; memory; words; H. M. Eakin; Georgina Harding, The Spy Game (2009)
750	memorable things lost, which were in use	desiderata; lists; things lost; things newly found; rounds; Guido Pancirolli; Vera Keller
751	to sell (goods) by retail; to parcel out; to recount	or tell again in detail; Rigid Model 500 pipe threader; hardware; H. Hood, Be Sure to Close Your Eyes (1993)
752	which afforded so perfect an example	of graphic arrangement; alphabet; blind; labyrinthian digressions; Edward Hitchcock; Orra White Hitchcock
753	retarding all progress	lost; slipping away; tailings; telegraphic codes; Peter Handke; Bedford McNeill (1899)
754	misplaced savannah	palimpsest; ruination; savannah; walls
755	misplaced savannah, 2	palimpsest; ruination; savannah; walls
756	with our present knowledge, 2	alumina; birds; failure; G. F. Comstock, “A Study of Inclusions of Alumina in Steel” (1917)
757	and blue “ighest”	blue; celestial alphabet; emblematics; something in the distance; S. B. Beal, Plain Directions (1868)
758	in the obscure background which were wholly irrelevant	dust storm; approaching storm; irrelevance; obscurity; visual perception; Anna Sophie Rogers
759	The weather, I think, must be changing. (4)	envelope; Japan; mountains; postmarked
760	26004-26006	serge; wool; telegraphic codes; Andrews Bros., Serges & Coatings sample book (1926)
761	not a place that	curves; nots and nowheres; residue; scribble
762	scoured	asphalt; bloom; matter; rounds; scoured; steel
763	out of the blue	blue; mirror; mirrors; La France Instant Bluing; Viña Delmar
764	shuffle, 1	analog glitch; Good Housekeeping; 1957; lines; sample; shuffle
765	shuffle, 2	analog glitch; Good Housekeeping; 1957; lines; sample; shuffle
766	shuffle, 3	analog glitch; Good Housekeeping; 1957; lines; sample; shuffle; “sluggish cognitive tempo”
767	un’s, unmoored	unmoorings; unmeaning; un; uns; John Macdonald (1817)
768	shuffle, 4	analog glitch; Good Housekeeping; 1957; lines; sample; shuffle; un; unmoorings
769	that any definiteness of structure appears	definiteness; littoral; metallurgy; steel
770	when equilibrium is reached	combinatorics; metallurgy; steel; zinc; weather
771	frame, of mind	frames; mind; representations; ohne worte
772	a cloudy effect	cloudy effects; error; pictorialism; unintention; Charles Maus Taylor, Why My Photographs Are Bad (1902)
773	26019-26021	decay; deception; serge; wool; telegraphic codes; Andrews Bros., Serges & Coatings sample book (1926)
774	you pass through forests of splendid timber	language of flowers; wilds; veneer of civilization; dreamscape; forests; Frederick Marryat
775	rapidly optimist, omniferious	cable; cablegram; diversions; telegraphic codes; Ager’s Telegram Code (1880)
776	and those unseen aërial breakers	aviation; meteorology; un; uns; Ford Ashman Carpenter, The Aviator and the Weather Bureau (1917)
777	a, b, c, d, and e	alphabet; cast iron; cast-iron mud; metallography; metallurgy; mud; H. S. Rawdon; S. Epstein; Mira Schendel
778	in this case armor plate, speak for themselves	oxyacetylene welding; cutting; failure; form; labor; race; steel; R. S. Johnson
779	whose atmosphere is less transparently clear	Henrietta P. Keith and Eleanor A. Cummins, Practical Studies: Interior Decoration and Furnishing (1906)
780	blown out of the way	cutting; steel; R. S. Johnston. An investigation of oxyacetylene welding and cutting blowpipes (1922)
781	seizing on detail, then seizing up	deserts; detail; scribble; Mary Delany
782	more important than beauty	as if; failure; non-ferrous metals; “Photomicrograph of Dessert Fork”; surfaces; A. McWilliam; W. R. Barclay
783	for the most part, familiar words	for the most part; ink; nameless; telegraphic codes; E. B. Scott
784	again, it is not mere chance	Canada balsam; Claude Glass; iron; magnetism; polarities; W. D. Francis; C. A. Kofoid
785	arrange themselves in the direction of the light	chromatinic structures; iron; magnetism; and some other organisms; W. D. Francis
786	curious concretions. arms and legs.	arms and legs; Lower Coal Measures; curious children; curious concretions; J. H. Everett; G. F. Pickering
787	hands could not behands, and leaped	hands; more hands; Philip Meadows Taylor, Confessions of a Thug (1839)
788	curious concretions. arms and legs. 2	curious children; J. J. Everett and G. F. Pickering, “Notes on Some Sections in Elland Road, Leeds” (1920)
789	ortwerk	orts; local color; nb
790	was released so rapidly that it formed a vacuum	conduit; damage; failure; infrastructure; sub-architecture; tectonics; G. K. Gilbert et al
791	and therefore on the line of an old fault	conduit; damage; failure; faults; infrastructure; sub-architecture; tectonics; Lewis Baltz; G. K. Gilbert et al
792	asphalt lime	asphalt; decay; disintegration; lime; lines; unreal city
793	color chart #25	colleagues; color; paint; Rob Roy
794	and from it stones have been thrown	empedoclean view; economic geology; Lassen Peak; G. C. Brown; Horace
795	under the circumstances	cabin life; a certain class; melancholia; ruination; inventiveness; initiative; A. W. Hoisholt
796	when the ship began to sink the	about; sentences; signs and symptoms; sinking; symptoms; A. Wimmer
797	deflection very irregular; too scattered	deflection; code instruction; scatter; tables; telegraphy
798	the fewer intentions.	indentations; intentions; fewer intentions; marks; W. T. Lee; F. H. Knowlton; Maria Lassnig
799	curves of abstraction	rivers; water; C. L. Hull, Evolution of Concepts; H. J. Dean and H. D. McGlashan, Water-Supply Paper 300
800	solely of the voids in the gravel bed, 1	infrastructure; submerged dam; Los Angeles; water; J. D. Schuyler; B. O. Reynolds
801	solely of the voids in the gravel bed, 2	infrastructure; submerged dam; razor’s edge; Los Angeles; water; J. D. Schuyler
802	a decade earlier, 1	blotches; dots; enoughs; CMYK; sastra indonesia; stains; Mary Ruefle
803	a decade earlier, 2	dots; enoughs; paper; static; CMYK; looking; Kevin McColley; Mary Ruefle
804	find a difficulty	difficulties; fields; filtering stones; instances; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
805	or as silent as	fields; index; JeeJ; Mary Gilman; John Todd, Index Rerum
806	from the ruins of	un cimetière; fields; flora; flowers; index; ruination; ZuuZ; Mary Gilman; John Todd, Index Rerum
807	or, in fewer words	full of worms; in other words; telegraphic codes; work; worms; worse; John Macdonald (1817)
808	stalemate of dust and desire.	construction; dust; remington; rounds; William Faulkner, The Sound and the Fury (1929)
809	walls 12	construction; marks; scratches; walls; William Faulkner
810	zone of impoverishment / among dusty shelves	certitudes; dust; euphemisms; William Faulkner; T. A. Richard, “The Indicator Vein” (1900)
811	the patient deciphering of complicated systems	grays; mining; vapor of words; T. A. Richard, “A plea for greater simplicity in the language of science.” (1902)
812	interference	a kind of lace; glimpses; interference; noise; remington; rounds; rumble
813	submerged and barren	Dallington Brook; mosses; M. J. Berkeley; H. N. Dixon, “A Preliminary List of Northamptonshire Mosses”
814	is worthy of imitation	Cecile George; finding things; Beeby Thompson, “The Cow Meadow Gravel Pit.” (1904)
815	but on the whole, and for most purposes	too much argillaceous matter; Northamptonshire; Beeby Thompson, “The Cow Meadow Gravel Pit.” (1904)
816	you know my method. it is a great sifting process.	“the Aeolian agency;” dry-blowing; wind replaces water; alluvial deposits; method; T. A. Rickard; C. S. Peirce
817	sticks, thicket	hurst; infrastructure; meander; motoring; sticks; thicket; Ian Hamilton Finlay
818	at a proper distance, 1	oak; distances; oolite; trees; R. G. Scriven. “The Trees of Northamptonshire. No. 1. Gog;” Wm. Shenstone
819	at a proper distance, 2	oak; trees; Wm. Shenstone; R. G. Scriven. “The Trees of Northamptonshire. No. 1. Gog;” Guy Davenport
820	is a very awkward one, so far as, 1	awkward; trees; willow; Journal of the Northamptonshire Natural History Society and Field Club (1882)
821	is a very awkward one, so far as, 2	damage; trees; willow; wind; Journal of the Northants. Natural History Society and Field Club (1882)
822	rusted shut	apologies; hardware; pliers; retail; stress; tools
823	scuffed knees	apiary; hardware; iron; knees; pliers; pollen; rust; Gelett Burgess, “The Whaup and the Whimbrel” (1906)
824	ands, ends	extremities; dangling participles; hardware; iron; pliers; rust
825	that a scratch may have some curvature	counters; hardware stores; mathematics; scratches; trajectories; W. H. Roever; B. C. Legans, Cerro (2009)
826	deviations of falling bodies	deviations; error; hubris; night skies; premilinary [sic]; W. H. Roever, “Deviations of Falling Bodies.” (1915)
827	for I knew in general what it contain’d	hardware stores; Daniel Defoe, The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1719)
828	wanted for weft, wanted for twist	cotton; hardware; O. B. Graham & Co.’s Telegraphic Code (1868); Anne Tyler, Morgan’s Passing (1980)
829	nameless what	deserts; metallurgy; nameless; sands; telegraphic codes; E. B. Scott; A. K. Huntington; W. G. McMillan
830	to be confronted with things	departure; detachment; post-its; things; Paul Valéry; Giacomo Leopardi; Simone Weil
831	Can you speak of hardware to me at a time such as this?	human hardware store; nails; foreign bodies; R. C. Kemp, Diseases of the Stomach (1917)
832	scourings	clouds; edges; scourings; water; Simone Weil
833	a stone thrown into (the)	notes; poor light; scribble; Sydney; Doris Lessing
834	state of partial absorption	notes; obscurity; vagaries of mental; Sydney; John Plotz; Willa Cather
835	tear us away from	beauty; perspective; tears; Sydney; Simone Weil
836	marginalia	cypher; drawer fic; marginalia; squares; Sydney
837	from the litter of broken words	blackboards; litter; palimpsest; Sydney; Virginia Woolf, The Years (1937)
838	overlay. afterlay.	blackboards; vorticism; writing; Sydney; Lyn Hejinian
839	we are here. how we got here.	experimental; marginalia; scribble; squares; walking; Sydney; Martin Harrison; Simone Weil
840	lines, 18	infrastructure; lines; marks; Kajigaya; Tokyo; Virginia Woolf
841	its own reason for	dots; marks; reasons; Oz; Martin Harrison
842	abstractions	abstraction; lines; Oz; veins; Virginia Woolf
843	a sail south. a sail north. bend sails.	China; “for the use of the Lintin fleet;” opium; signal codes; tide; wind
844	landscape any longer	blue; dirt; real estate; walking; Tokyo; Virginia Woolf
845	outlook, inlook	beton; curves; ruination; slow; Tokyo; windows
846	outlook, inlook 2	sentences; Tokyo; walls; Virginia Woolf
847	atoms danced apart and massed themselves.	things; Tokyo; walls; Simone Weil; Virginia Woolf
848	that had for a moment lost their identity	Tokyo; waiting; rub out the word; that kind of day; Virginia Woolf
849	directly something got together, it broke.	Tokyo; walls; Virginia Woolf
850	up at the windows... it was impossible to say...	crossings; rub out the word; Tokyo; walls; windows; Virginia Woolf
851	and from water soul	metamorphosis; ruination; water; 大山祇神社; Heraclitus
852	camphor. change.	camphor; change; metamorphosis; 大山祇神社; Heraclitus
853	the fairest order.	onsense; sweepings; Tokyo; Heraclitus; Virginia Woolf
854	how things, 1	confusion; Niihama; substance; tear; torn; Spinoza
855	how things, 2	Niihama; ruination; walls; weathering
856	how things, 3	aeon; genres; mutability; Niihama; rust; walls
857	the same necessity	evolutions; horizon; necessity; offing; signal codes; Bigot de Morogues; Spinoza
858	beyond bitumen, confusion.	before and after; telegraphic codes; John Wills, Telegraphic Congressional Reporter (1847)
859	hurtlessly loud and clear	loud; loud and clear; as loud as possible; (Russell) Hunting talking machine telegraphic code (1898)
860	wandering and mixing things	mixing; unsubstantial territories; Tokyo; walls; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
861	or night, and day	電信暗号; Komatsu Keigo, Free Communication Telegraphic Code (1904); Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
862	idle thoughts. no words.	idle thoughts; no words; 上田, 貢太郎; Ueda Kotaro; Ueta Kotaro
863	last heard of. luggage. lunatic asylum.	index; indexical tale; lunatic verse; Oz; police codes; telegraphic codes
864	like paper	ruination; shoji; windows; Tokyo; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
865	like paper, 2, 3	real estate; ruination; shoji; windows; Tokyo
866	there I go	ruination; Tokyo; walls; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
867	if you admit the violence	ruination; tatami; Tokyo; walls
868	and too vaguely	and vaguely; Tokyo; 台風; typhoon; winds; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
869	where there was chaos	chaos; endpaper; idle thoughts; ohne worte; telegraphic codes; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
870	the box of curios	endpaper; The Box of Curios Printing and Publishing; telegraphic codes; 今井 友次郎 (Imai Tomojiro)
871	yard per yard	detail; deterioration; ruination; scars; telegraphic codes
872	or any exposure but the	apparitions; cotton; erasure; exposure; of a greenish be; glass; mill construction; walls
873	the fogging effect	F. E. Nipher, “On the Nature of the Electric Discharge. The One-Fluid and the Two-Fluid Theories.” (1910)
874	the fogging effect, 2	bark; energy fields; sycamore
875	negative line, by a luminous glow	discharge; glow; negative lines; lines; F. E. Nipher, “On the Nature of the Electric Discharge” (1910)
876	and was not in contact	discharge; drift; energy fields; focus; unfocus; F. E. Nipher, “On the Nature of the Electric Discharge” (1910)
877	so little to show, 1	marginalia; notes; scribble; Francis E. Nipher
878	so little to show, 2	marginalia; notes; scribble
879	so little to show, 3	marginalia; notes; scribble; thicket
880	so little to show, 4	changes; “concrete” changes; marginalia; notes; scribble
881	so little to show, 5	clouds; marginalia; notes; scribble
882	firework papers (touch paper), &.c.	e; fire and explosion; paper; touch paper, Ernst von Schwartz
883	with a touch of the finger	chemistry; touch
884	to each compound belongs a surface	curves; variables; solids; surfaces; G. W. Morey, C. N. Fenner, “The Ternary System” (1917)
885	1e. 1f., 1	asphalt; maps; numbers; palimpsest
886	1e. 1f, 2	asphalt; cartography; maps; numbers
887	to bring in, bring out	breath; breathing; brings; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
888	relative composition of waters	deserts; hands; here; lakes; telegraphic codes; there; water; John Macdonald (1817)
889	and from water earth and stone	change; mereology; metamorphosis; sands; stone; unkpapa; Melissus of Samos; N. H. Darton
890	as in areas of Muck and Peat	ditches; indirection; muck and peat; water; E. C. Eckmann; Simone Weil
891	on a steep hillside,	mining; “it crumbles under the touch”; E. S. Boalich, et al, The Clay Industry in California (1920)
892	waves, interference	action of wood; blue; bodies of water; in the dark; waves; W. J. Russell
893	First, what is the nature of the flame?	the boil; the blow; the Blaze of Spiegeleisen; interference; spectra; steel; yellow; W. J. Russell
894	than slight surface depressions	construction; impact tests; ohne worte; plywood; tests; A. Elmendorf; Paul Valéry
895	and a pressure of 65 lb. absolute	autoignition; compression waves; duration; flame movement; waves; C. A. Woodbury et al; Paul Valéry
896	and a pressure of 75 lb. absolute	autoignition; duration; flame movement; the waking state; C. A. Woodbury, et al; Paul Valéry
897	inhalt	inhalt; lines; ohne worte; system; words liable to error; Paul Valéry
898	is at present rather obscure	eros-ian abstractions; induction; obscurity; wandering zero; waves; E. L. Nichols
899	from the blooming passes	bloom; iron; steel; Watertown Arsenal
900	the sharp straight breaks	iron; isms; metallurgy; nick-bend test; tests; H. S. Rawdon; S. Epstein
901	the confusion attendant upon	accounting; confusion; crossings; Los Angeles; siphon; subterranean; water; W. B. Mulholland; Paul Valéry
902	an idea is presented to the mind	construction; extrapolations; forests; logs; peg models; J. B. Case; H. B. Thompson; Paul Valéry
903	cirrus, sort of	blackboards; chalky rain; cloudy effects; index; pedagogy; scribble
904	the same results	good roads; gravel; oiled gravel; signs; T. R. Agg; Simone Weil
905	the same results, 2	good roads; gravel; oiled gravel; signs; T. R. Agg; Simone Weil
906	after the asphalt oil. thoughts are fluid.	asphalt; dance; fluidities; good roads; work; T. G. Agg; Simone Weil
907	but a beginning must be made	and perfection will come by degrees; chemistry; mountain side; Francis Kauksbee; Peter Shaw
908	of chemists. 1	experiment; littoral; rêve; rime/rind; these/those; writing/ruin
909	of chemists. 2	experiment; littoral; rime/rind; these/those; writing/ruin
910	of chemists. 3	littoral; rêve; revery; rime/rind; these/those; writing/ruin; Susan Howe
911	of chemists. 4	littoral; rêve; rime/rind; ruination; writing/ruin; JLG, but only to see if there’s something to see
912	it is only natural that	e; H. Becquerel, “Sur la Radio-activité da la Matière” (1904); JLG, listen to the image and look at the sound
913	bzzz. 1.	argumentative; distracted; interrogative; notes; scribble
914	bzzz. 2.	arounds; darkness; pedagogy; plans; scribble; verbatims
915	and which have many curious forms	forests; peg models; scribble; silva; Carl Störmer, “Corpuscular Theory” (1917)
916	of a sort, in the general text	rebar; sentences; syntax; tangles; walking; wire; Henry James. The Wings of the Dove (1902)
917	always a question of	composition; μεταξύ; perspective; rebar; sentences; wire; Simone Weil, The Notebooks of (1956)
918	neither / nor	analogies; neither; nor; notes; scribble; Henry James, The Wings of the Dove (1902)
919	after the cessation	after-glow; cessations; colouring; dust, effects of; Krakatoa, eruption of; W. Ascroft (of Chelsea)
920	then and there, the grey immensity	grays; grey; like radio static; margins; night skies; silva; Henry James, The Wings of the Dove (1902)
921	many stories are told, of valuable discoveries	clearings; grays; Little River
922	desert-mirages that I have witnessed	on the level city pavements; desert; effects; mirages; palm trees; R. W. Wood
923	one thing or the other	adrift; elevator? interruption; scribble; Henry James. The Wings of the Dove (1902)
924	the only visible part of the wreck	errors and wrecks; skiagraphy; ABC Code (4th edn, 1883); Henry James. The Wings of the Dove (1902)
925	a third, still thicker	fine shadings; H. Stansfield, “Observations and Photographs of Black and Grey Soap Films.” (1906)
926	in the thinnest grey	black; gravity; grays; thin films; Henry James, The Wings of the Dove (1902); H. Stansfield
927	The Big Abide	collage; desert, deserts, grays; orts; Valerie Roybal
928	The whole was left in this state all night.	clouds; differences; emergences; spectra; probable reasons; G D. Liveing
929	from a simple accumulation of straggling	accumulations; copying; deluge; forms and qualities; W. T. Belfield
930	as regards the dark space formed	forms and qualities; H. B. Dixon, “On the Movements of the Flame in the Explosion of Gases” (1903)
931	as fine lines upon the surface     1/4	gpoy; forms and qualities; hands; handwriting; metallurgy; ruination; J. A. Ewing; J. C. W. Humfrey
932	the slip-bands are now more distinct     2/4	gpoy; hands; lines; metallurgy; ruination; J. A. Ewing; J. C. W. Humfrey
933	surfaces of weakness     3/4	flattening the sharps, and sharpening the flats; hands; J. A. Ewing; J. C. W. Humfrey; J. N. Maskelyne
934	in its abruptness     4/4	gpoy; creeping flaw; hands; lines; metallurgy; ruination; J. A. Ewing; J. C. W. Humfrey
935	distance(s)	clouds; distances; doodling; notes; telegraphic codes; E. L. Bentley, Complete Phrase Code (1921)
936	leaves without fail	half-words; leaves; leavings; words; Rudolf Mosse-Code and Code Condenser (1926)
937	fog world	doodling; fog world; grays; lost; found; out of which; scribble; 3x5
938	might as well beʼs	birds; doodling; drawing; lost; magnetism; navigation; polarised light; scribble; topography
939	on, on rotting rack, even on a moor	and so on; even on a moor; leaves; on’s; on into the; quatrains
940	especially gray with a pink cast	closets; dress; grays; pink; prohibitions; Mary Brooks Picken, The Secrets of Distinctive Dress (1918)
941	a single furrow plowed	aggregation and flow; flow; scratches; wandering zero; G. T. Beilby, Aggregation and Flow of Solids (1921)
942	a flagrancy in the eyes	change; desire; eyes; obscurity; obscurity of the heavens; restless; Francis Bacon, Sylva Sylvarum (1626)
943	and sudden gusts	obscurity of the heavens; wind; Francis Bacon, A Draught for the Particular History of the Wind &c.
944	each mine will present some little individualities	colors; grays; peg models; models; navigation; E. D. North, “Glass Mine-Models” (1910)
945	on some results of crossing experiments, 1	asphalt; crossings; glass; grays; holes; mud; steel; J. Cossar Ewart
946	on some results of crossing experiments, 2	asphalt; crossings; glass; grays; holes; mathematics; mud; steel; J. Cossar Ewart; Alexander Grothendieck
947	on some results of crossing experiments, 3	approximations; body; on's; orange; the smaller wild; crossing experiments; crossings
948	what, on this occasion	approximations; phrases; scribble; Virginia Woolf, The Waves (1931)
949	the plication of these bands	folds; hornblende schist; plications; tangle; tangles; H. Coates; P. Macnair
950	talking of tangles	tales; tangible; tangles; John Macdonald (1817)
951	mis takes	rebar; mistakes; tangles; things; threads; Alejandra Pizarnik
952	structureless grays, though occasionally a few patches	grays; decomposition; photo-mechanical processes; G. H. Barton; S. R. Koehler
953	to speak	errors and wrecks; falling; λόγος; NYT
954	to say	errors and wrecks; falling; λόγος; NYT
955	to tell	errors and wrecks; falling; λόγος; NYT
956	to count	errors and wrecks; falling; λόγος; NYT
957	weatherwise weave	grays; something or other; wear and tear; John Macdonald (1817)
958	as well as the character of the water supply	as well as; boiler tubes; corrosion; grooving; pitting; water
959	and a whole set of other paths	fibres; lines; paths; other paths; D. J. Hamilton; Kathryn Ko
960	and hence the singular distortion, 1	distortion; glass; rounds; Neil Arnott
961	and hence the singular distortion, 2	distortion; glass; rounds; utilities
962	save during the dark interval	lines; sky; skies; lines; weather; zodiacal light
963	what perils do environ	iron; low moor iron; meddles; rounds; turmoils; L. R. Pomeroy
964	threadbare	fading; scribble; telegraphic codes; Rudolf-Mosse Code and Mosse-Condenser (1926)
965	is decidedly uneven	erosion; ice; loess; soils; H. H. Bennett; T. D. Rice
966	but that borrowed from and condensed them.	aeolian deposition; condensation; loess; David Gatten; G. F. Kay
967	where language was staging itself very, very slowly	aeolian deposition; loess; slow; slowness; David Gatten; G. F. Kay
968	without shelter from phrases	eddy motion; stream-line flow; phrases; S. B. Clement; E. G. Coker; Virginia Woolf
969	Unfortunately my ambition grew wild.	leadlands; type; typography; wilderness; Bartlomiej Beniowski, Improvements in Printing ( 1856)
970	this rather gray interior	color; grays; lines; tones; shadows; windows; John Burnet, Practical Hints on Colour (1827); Henry James
971	in which the understanding has no part	deserts; lower order; paradoxes; peculiarities; John Burnet, Practical Hints on Colour (1827)
972	by the hand through the mazes of the merry dance	chequered life; fortune-telling; hands; obliquities; John Burnet, The Progress of a Painter (1854)
973	left and right	lines; rival lines; scribble; several lines; telegraphic codes; Rudolf-Mosse Code and Mosse-Condenser (1926)
974	of haphazard management	canals; confluences; haphazardry; water; C. E. Grunsky, Irrigation near Fresno, California (1898)
975	and every object vied with each other	derivations; on; on’s; Light and Shade; obliquities; John Burnet, The Progress of a Painter (1854)
976	in melting into obscurity	Light and Shade; obscurities; John Burnet, The progress of a painter (1854)
977	thick or winged lines	as a cloud of dust; grays; lines; spectra; thickening; J. N. Lockyer
978	the shorter lines are not reversed	lines; shorter lines; wider lines; winged lines; spectra; J. N. Lockyer
979	in the desert of Lop, on the levelled line	aeolian action; Central Asia; deserts; hypsometric curves; lines; S. A. Hedin (1905); M. R. Rosenau (2004)
980	practically idle for all of these years	condensation; lines; meteorology; F. A. Carpenter, Photographing clouds from an airplane (1920)
981	too small to measure with any great accuracy.	dots; index; index locorum; periods; Lick Observatory; C. D. Perrine, Earthquakes in California in 1895
982	I have analyzed, too, the blue colour of the sky	blue, if; color; spectra; grays; David Brewster, “On the Colours of Natural Bodies” (1833)
983	deserto rosso	a beautiful book bound in red; deserts; deserto rosso; red; David Brewster; Lillie Eginton Warren
984	hidden shores, 1	deserts; littoral; fore-edge littoral; open atmosphere; telephone traffic; vacuum; E. E. Clement; H. J. Ryan
985	hidden shores, 2	deserts; distances; littoral; fore-edge littoral; telephone traffic; E. E. Clement
986	hidden shores, 3	atmospheres; deserts; emanations; littoral; fore-edge littoral; telephone traffic; E. E. Clement; H. J. Ryan
987	a few lines	lines; prevailing modes; scribble; tangles; Henry James, The Portrait of a Lady (1881)
988	avant la lettre, Fig. 4a.	avant la lettre; grays; radiography; skiagraphy; W. P. Davey
989	avant la lettre, Fig. 5a.	avant la lettre; grays; radiography; skiagraphy; W. P. Davey
990	avant la lettre, Fig. 6a.	avant la lettre; frothy structure; grays; radiography; skiagraphy; W. P. Davey
991	avant la lettre, Fig. 7a.	avant la lettre; grays; gross structure; radiography; skiagraphy; W. P. Davey
992	the heat of fermentation or the desire to assume	desire; heat of fermentation; leaves; orts; ubi sunt; W. H. Burrell; Folds and Fissures
993	that toughness, 1	metallurgy; toughness; rapture; rounds; S. L. Hoyt, “Static, dynamic, and notch toughness” (1920)
994	that toughness, 2	cracks; metallurgy; toughness; rapture; rounds; S. L. Hoyt, “Static, dynamic, and notch toughness” (1920)
995	there is another flat summit	Carrizo Creek; deserts; distances; grays; S. S. Gannett, Primary Triangulation (1904-05); Robert Smithson
996	nor was the scene devoid	atmospherics; bottom side up; geology and coal resources; strange mirages; A. J. Collier, “Itinerary” (1906)
997	The Hooghly River Code, 1	breakers; Hooghly River; rounds; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. L. Smartt
998	The Hooghly River Code, 2	afloat; breakers; ditto; Hooghly River; rounds; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. L. Smartt
999	The Hooghly River Code, 3	atmospheres; breakers; compass; Hooghly River; rounds; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. L. Smartt
1000	The Hooghly River Code, 4	arrivals; answers; at sea; Hooghly River; rounds; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. L. Smartt; C. M. Tucker
1001	compiled at sea, 1	afloat; at sea; how?; littoral; more; shoals; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. M. Tucker
1002	compiled at sea, 2	appearances; are’s the’s; at sea; skies; compiled at sea; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. M. Tucker
1003	last was seen	Bombay; fissures; folds; ring; waves
1004	such as they had never seen before	index rerum; paper; Penang; western extremity of the northern road; Wm. H. Kimball
1005	which rose foaming in the	clouds; fragments; lightning; waves; textual waves; Dr. Buist
1006	as regards the earliest times	sticks; further he durst not proceed; G. B. Kempthorne, “Narrative of a Visit to the Ruins of Tahrie” (1857)
1007	abalee able ooryaz	grays; cloud vocabularies; Afghanistan; Lieut. Leech; Vocabularies of Seven Languages (1838-39)
1008	succinct and somewhat imperfect	on’s; on the land sides; on a cliff; somewhat; J. Caldecott, “Description of an Observatory” (1837)
1009	distant action	distances; evolutions; horizon; signal codes; Bigot de Morogues
1010	cic . ic . ccc. xc	reblogged page image ex Alfred Jarry. César-Antéchrist (1895)
1011	body and glaze	aesthetics of technical images; memory; A. A. Klein, “Constitution and Microstructure of Porcelain” (1916)
1012	elimination of the personal factor,	and the better analysis; fines; grid; residues; standardization F. W. Walker; N. A. Cobb
1013	the writer at one time held this belief	corrosion; defects; interior surface defects; metallurgy; testing; W. R. Webster
1014	the writer at one time held this belief, 2	interior surface defects; meta; metallurgy; mutability; testing; W. R. Webster
1015	work to windward till tide turns.	calendar; clarity; obscurity; inability; lumps; slack water; signal codes; telegraphic codes; C. W. Warden
1016	without wading too deep	pneumatics; mysteries; depths; the water of science; J. W. Buell
1017	single-strike, non flaking, clean correction	error; errors and wrecks; rub out the words
1018	this colossal waste, both below and above the surface	this evil; coal; culm; mining; waste; new districts; water; G. W. Harris, “Anthracite-Washeries” (1906)
1019	folds.	directories; facsimile; fax; folds; lists; jk; obverse
1020	should be of, should be as, should be no	asphalt; concrete; cracks; mixing; should; voids; H. P. Brown
1021	from what they might be, 1	trees and shrubs; V. A. Gressent, L’arboriculture fruitière (1875); Henry James; Daniel Touchett
1022	from what they might be, 2	trees and shrubs; waiting; V. A. Gressent, L’arboriculture fruitière (1875); Henry James
1023	no origins have been traced for many of the lines	distances; mountains; J. N. Lockyer, “On the photographic arc spectrum of electrolytic iron” (1893)
1024	into a new region	hitherto unexplored; ands; fluid; fluid dynamics; W. H. Besant
1025	something in view	distances; lines; an event; something; spectra; J. Norman Lockyer; ABC Code (3rd, 1876)
1026	with this in view, a red	red; a moment in time, quickly spent; Derek Jarman
1027	looked up, 1	dancing; figures; ice; walking; windows
1028	looked up, 2	horizon; ice; inflections; skies; sky; walking
1029	looked up, 3	distances; horizon; ice; inflections; skies; sky; walking
1030	crystalline, cellular, and banal, 1	asemics; asemic writing; iron; metallography; lamellae; line of translation; F. Osmand and G. Cartaud (1907)
1031	an aside	orts; radiator; snow
1032	side asides	compost box; iron; snow
1033	this, he cannot doubt the reality of	dream experience; errata; errors; psyche and eros; Rational Sex Series; vagueness; W. F. Robie
1134	drift	evening; library; snow; telephone junction box; windows; wire; Paul Celan
1035	not going anywhere	lines; notes; scribble; where; wheres
1036	not going anywhere, 2	notes; scribble; where; wheres
1037	in lieu of, 1	barnacles; in lieu of; lieu; lines; makeready; scribble
1038	in lieu of, 2	in lieu of; lieu; lines; nowhere; red; scribble
1039	in lieu of, 3	erasure; in lieu of; lieu; lines; scribble
1040	in lieu of, 4	distribution; in lieu of; lieu; lines; scatter; scribble
1041	from the province of ornament	convulsive movements; ornament; taste; R. N. Wornum
1042	her rescue from the	binding waste; paralysis; rescue; telegraphic codes; St. George Rathborne; ABC Code (4th, 1880)
1043	some sorts, how caused	sic erat scriptum; dreamscape; fevers; water; plain instances
1044	eucalyptus, 1	eucalyptus
1045	eucalyptus, 2	eucalyptus; unintended consequences; N. D. Ingham; Jared Farmer
1046	eucalyptus, 3	eucalyptus; unintended consequences; Norman D. Ingham, Eucalyptus in California (1908)
1047	eucalyptus, 4	as is the fate of weeds and telegraph poles; eucalyptus; lumps; optical browning; Murray Bail
1048	eucalyptus, 5	eucalyptus; euphemisms; Western Union Telegraphic Code (Universal Edition, 1900)
1049	unbend your sails.	colors; seas; R. B. Wynne, A New Code of Telegraphic Signals for Yachts and Pleasure Boats (1828)
1050	through the dust of the room. a scrap of white paper	distances; heat and light; light; paper; rounds; sic erat scriptum; John Tyndall
1051	a portion of the mass, 1	iron; transmutations; Teodoro Alverado; Wirt Tassin, “The Casas Grandes Meteorite” (1903)
1052	a portion of the mass, 2	iron; transmutations; Teodoro Alverado; Wirt Tassin, “The Casas Grandes Meteorite” (1903)
1053	levels	asphalt; eucalyptus; failing light; raveling and other insults; Murray Bail
1054	and fall bodily out of place	longitudinal sections; metallurgy; pairings; H. S. Rawdon, A. I. Krynitzky
1055	the relative intensity	intensities; metallurgy; pairings; H. S. Rawdon, A. I. Krynitzky
1056	old arrangements	eucalyptus; Oz; property; rhetoric; telegraphic codes; W. G. Woodger; P. M. Bourke; Murray Bail
1057	country phrases	botany; eucalyptus; geology; Oz; rapturist; telegraphic codes; W. G. Woodger; P. M. Bourke; Murray Bail
1058	clearings	clearings; eucalyptus; Pasadena; Abbot Kinney; Murray Bail
1059	a fair proportion	kemps; weavings; wool; H. Priestman; W. P. Martin, Private Telegraphic Code of (1922); Gertrude Stein
1060	ought should be then seen	weavings; Murray Bail; H. Priestman; W. P. Martin, Private Telegraphic Code of (1922); Gertrude Stein
1061	colour not important, but just as well	color; kemps; weavings; H. Priestman; W. P. Martin, Private Telegraphic Code of (1922); Gertrude Stein
1062	some fault allowed, a pleasure a test	faulty sorts; weavings; H. Priestman; W. P. Martin, Private Telegraphic Code of (1922); Gertrude Stein
1063	just more than then	kemps; weavings; H. Priestman; W. P. Martin, Private Telegraphic Code of (1922); Gertrude Stein
1064	cold thin ground	grays; landscape; P. H. Hore, History of Wexford (1904)
1065	broken rock the dust	damage; dust; fragments; gravity; vanitas; The Clothier and Furnisher (1919)
1066	at water flowing past	confusion; deserts; flow; obscurity; transversals; water; V. Cornish, Waves of the Sea and other Waves (1910)
1067	and on the transport of fine mud	crossings; deserts; mud; water; V. Cornish, Waves of the Sea and other Waves (1910)
1068	against a gray	clouds; color; grays; local color; E. N. Vanderpoel, Color Problems (1901)
1069	or in such lines as these	clouds; color; dots; lines; E. N. Vanderpoel, Color Problems (1901)
1070	and on the snow in the middle distance	blind; cotton; distance; middle distance; snow; spectra; vapour; J. Trowbridge (1903)
1071	until they are again required	figuring purposes; lines; one more or all; redeeming qualities; threads; F. Bradbury; Thomas Hardy
1072	of a particular hole to live in, a particular aNYThing	aNYThings; particular aNYThings; habit; holes; numbers; reading; W. James; W. A. Smith
1073	by the perpetual agitation of the waves	agitation; clouds; experimental reading; littoral; substitutes; the refining process; waves
1074	a substitute for all other kinds of reading	clouds; experimen membaca; experimental reading; littoral; reading; the refining process; substitutes; waves
1075	to mend the matter	mendings; melancholy; tears; telegraphic codes; such mixture was not held a stain; John Macdonald (1817)
1076	which almost threw him out of his chair	emanations; fevers; intermittent fevers; S. Lilienthal
1077	wrong words for correct ideas	answers; clouds; fields; gpoy; roaming over fields; homoeopathy; obliquity; questions; S. Lilienthal
1078	and other indifferent things	dreams; emanations; fixed ideas; homoeopathy; indifferent things; lascivious amorous dreams; S. Lilienthal
1079	rather than the value of the work	emanations; fancy; paper; paperwork; sinking; whirlpool
1080	Oak Grove, telescope views, 1	deserts; oak; Oak Grove; rounds; shadows; walls; C. F. Lummis
1081	Oak Grove, telescope views, 2	deserts; oak; Oak Grove; rounds; C. F. Lummis
1082	Oak Grove, telescope views, 3	deserts; oak; Oak Grove; rounds; C. F. Lummis
1083	Oak Grove, telescope views, 4	blur; deserts; oak; Oak Grove; rounds; wind; C. F. Lummis
1084	Oak Grove, telescope views, 5	hands; oak; Oak Grove; rounds; who; whom; wind; C. F. Lummis; Turbese Lummis
1085	emptied, emptied out, encamped in a fine country	emotions; emptiness; encampment; ends and means; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
1086	not going anywhere, 3	deponent; gravity; notes; small latin; less greek; scribble
1087	considers the stove a tree. makes verses.	dreams; excess; fancy; gpoy; homoeopathy; makes verses; walking; S. Lilienthal
1088	from and to what	scribble; 62; Cameron Tonkinwise
1089	an end-unto-itself, but	means and ends; scribble; wicked problems; Cameron Tonkinwise
1090	just another	escape mechanism; notes; scribble; Gertrude Stein, Descriptions of Literature (1926)
1091	at the edge	corpuscles; edges; littoral; rounds; stuttering; ; “or even just a single new word”; C. Bolton; Peter Handke
1092	suppuration	edges; littoral; matter; mattering; mother; rounds; stuttering; suppuration; waves; C. Bolton
1093	between the lines	between the lines; erasures; lines; listening; scribble
1094	a kind of wall	brettstapel; curtains; matter; mimosa; soft house; scribble
1095	dots and lines	asphalt; dots; lines; ohne worte
1096	vectors, mixed	asphalt; confusion; dots; lines; ohne worte; vectors
1097	the denser its net, the more spacious	alloys; close observation; dots; iron; unusual features; vicissitudes; H. S. Rawdon; Peter Handke
1098	fire tests	cracks; fire; heat; lines; method; pyrometry; squares; waiting; S. H. Ingberg, et al; Peter Handke
1099	doubt has arisen	and; doubt; correction; retraccioun; tests; typewriter; H. S. Rawdon; Peter Handke
1100	opposite point of failure	failure; littoral; erosion of guns; “beyond the scope of this method”; zone of penetration; H. E. Wheeler
1101	this method is far from quantitative.	austenitic appearances; erosian; light and dark cases; method; steel; weather; H. E. Wheeler
1102	no longer the surface of a dead liquid	the surface, undisturbed; A. M. Worthington & R. S. Cole, “Impact with a Liquid Surface” (1897)
1103	before any particular meaning emerged	nolineae; meaning; leaf tips of dasylirion; morphology; words; W. Trelease; Peter Handke
1104	however, this theory falls to the ground	ends and means; knots; waves; J. D. Leechman & M. R. Harrington, String Records of the Northwest (1921)
1105	see also excessive, needless	packaging; structure; telegraphic codes; Peter Handke; (Bedford) McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition)
1106	nothing neat.	packaging; structure; telegraphic codes; (Bedford) McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition); Virginia Woolf
1107	at rest. see also onus.	corrosion; telegraphic codes; H. S. Rawdon; S. C. Langdon; (Bedford) McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition)
1108	wickerwork consists	hurst; thicket; A. Alzheimer, “Ein Beitrag zur pathologischen Anatomie der Epilepsie.” (1898)
1109	faint, trace, trace. no light.	crystalloluminescence; effect of stirring; light; no light; lightlessness; H. B. Weiser
1110	deep swimming, ocean swimming	littoral; swimmings; tables; unguided formulations; water; A. J. Rosanoff
1111	smooth sea, rough sea	form; littoral; seas; swimmings; tables; unguided formulations; water; A. J. Rosanoff
1112	certain swimmings of, blurred swimmings of	swimmings; Hero and Leander; not only slow but also hazardous; John Fowles
1113	more or less	failings; floatings; more or less; tailings; tides; telegraphic codes; Henry J. Rogers (1845); ABC 5th (1901)
1114	meltings	meltings, various; Memoirs of the Chemical Society of London (1843)
1115	the glass at a few points	fews; glass; points; swimmings; swirlings; touch; Memoirs of the Chemical Society of London (1843)
1116	disorders of the instincts and emotions	residue; all residue; contamination; disorders; parapathic maladies; Milhelm Stekel; Maggie Nelson
1117	things one waits for	deserts; distances; loess; thicket; waiting; Vilém Flusser; τηλεγραφικός συνθηματικοσ κώδιξ (1925)
1118	612.6 H78	and; but; by; if; figures; susceptible; 612.6 H78; Rational Sex Series; E. H. Hooker; Maggie Nelson
1119	the dance, not the music	dance; diagrams; play; Rational Sex Series; rounds; swimmings; W. Heaton; R. G. Badger; Willa Cather
1120	fallings	dental; dismantlings; fallings; gravity; rounds; scribble
1121	aslant	gpoy
1122	was getting well formed	littoral; Rational Sex Series; reveries; waves; W. F. Robie
1123	was getting well formed, 2	hands; prophylactics; Rational Sex Series; reverie; W. F. Robie
1124	and no information as to the grain	grain; horizon; skiagraphy; W. P. Davey, “Radiography of Metals.” (1916)
1125	thus giving a wedge of air	could be a movie still; horizon; skiagraphy; wedge; W. P. Davey, “Radiography of Metals” (1916)
1126	maybe be disintegrated	could be islands; arcs; islands; disintegration; reefs; A. B. Hendricks, “Million-Volt Testing Set” (1922)
1127	more complicated than might at first be supposed	complications; corona; fields; flow; suppositions; F. W. Peek
1128	but even then the operation is very difficult	difficulties; grays; obscurities; Annals of Surgery
1129	eucalyptus, (new) instances of	awnderings; camouflage; eucalyptus; instances; Peter Handke; Maggie Nelson; Simone Weil
1130	and the literature on this subject	distances; the time element; obscurities; rounds; E. S. Judd; F. W. Rankin; Annals of Surgery
1131	without further comment	obscurities; rounds; E. S. Judd; F. W. Rankin
1132	in the most misty and obscure of terms	mists; obscurities; rounds; signs and symptoms; E. S. Judd & F. W. Rankin, “Haenmangiomas” (1922)
1133	the combined effects of emotion	aetiologies; combined effects; disintegration; emanations; emotion; G. W. Crile, “Military Surgery” (1915)
1134	mixed growth	deserts; indications; skiagraphy; a slight hesitancy in speech; A. P. C. Ashhurst, “Indications” (1917)
1135	to develop his agricultural and gardening skills	euphemisms; hurst; neurology; oblivion; thicket; A. Hill, “Further Notes on Granules.” (1897)
1136	many mistakes being made thereby	mistakes; obscurities; tracks; tracks in the wilderness; thickets
1137	glitch in the system	cancer; disorder; failure; failures; prophylactic surgery; W. L. Rodman
1138	passings, storm	March; May; ditto; horizon; meteorology; rain; weather
1139	Find the true laws.	classification; heat; meteorology; storms; W. H. Blasius, “Has the Weather Service Degenerated?” (1889)
1140	and some words were altogether lost	asphalt; bitumen; cover; too much sepia and leather of late; lost; scratches; worten; S. F. Peckham
1141	slightly sonorous when struck	asphalt; interruption; pitch; more sepia; sonority; waves; S. F. Peckham; L. A. Linton, Simone Weil
1142	sentinels of a realm	eucalyptus; skiagraphy; J. E. Brown, Under the City of Angels (1981); R. H. Ivy, “Ununited fractures” (1920)
1143	exit 2	Islip Saddle; Los Angeles; ruination; water; J. E. Brown, Under the City of Angels (1981); Lou Feck
1144	only the line	atmospheres; cathode rays; lines; between the lines; shadows; skiagraphy; A. W. Wright; Simon Weil
1145	under certain conditions of resonance	discharges; nature avoids a unidirectional discharge; oscillations; resonance; sibilant flame; J. Trowbridge
1146	only the drill can determine this	asphalt; evidence; landschaft als körper; seeps; W. B. Phillips, Sulphur, Oil and Quicksilver (1901)
1147	but a frontispiece and ruin	rounds; rudiments; ruins; telegraphic codes; wreck; Hester Lynch Piozzi (Mrs Thrale), Retrospection (1801)
1148	your kind of hides worth	eggs; hides; peristaltic writing; rot; wrongs; Private Telegraphic Code of Swift & Company (1931)
1149	viscous liquid, or true solid	dots; particles; pseudosolids; twisted prisms; G. F. Becker; A. L. Day
1150	and the water water	concrete; holes; infrastructure; local color; rain; water; Gertrude Stein
1151	until you dust it every day	dust; reading; not reading; stains; J. Hutchinson; Gertrude Stein
1152	of the back of the hand(s)	color; mere colors; examples; hands; peristaltic writing; J. Hutchinson; Gertrude Stein
1153	was an affair of much difficulty	hands; difficulties; touch; J. Hutchinson
1154	The window is thickening.	thickening; windows; Gertrude Stein
1155	damaged temporary / t	excavation; infrastructure; rounds; T. A. Bingham, “Improvement of Tennessee River etc.” (1895)
1156	lettuces and greens	less; less you do, the less you will be noticed; more; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
1157	by turning and bending	crooked lines; curves; signature inscribed in Nature; the jagged style; G. C. Lichtenberg; J. Adler
1158	differences, digressions	diffuse; digressions; dilatory; dimness of light; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
1159	the air, held there by the	Eagle Rock; memory; rounds; sky; skies; wire; wires; Susan Howe
1160	this held a day or two, and then began	Eagle Rock; memory; rounds; sky; skies; wire; wires; Susan Howe
1161	about the axis of the main fold	curves; economic geology; folds; Los Angeles; oil districts; G. H. Eldridge; R. Arnold
1162	archaeology of concentration	pencils; Patti Digh; J. F. Ptak
1163	the confused language of disordered nature	disorder; in the woods; in the spot where he had falled; spots; Western Lancet; Professor Harrison
1164	and of course it shared the common ruin	destruction; fire; misfortune; ruination; Western Lancet; Mr. Wrightson’s Printing Office
1165	and, as it were, “psychic”	bloom; clouds; dots; psychic; stigmata; E. E. Southard; A. S. Haber
1166	had an attack of “confusion” in March 1896	clouds; confusion; dots; sadness; stigmata; suffering; E. E. Southard
1167	awnder wander	awnderings; asunderings; erroric findings; wander; wanderings; wandlon to change
1168	σχίζειν / schistosity	crystallization; rounds; schistosity; stress; F. E. Wright
1169	substance of a minute	clouds; littoral; mutability; substances; system; T. S. Raffles
1170	periods of folding	economic geology; foldings; folds; W. Lindgren
1171	outside inside	clothespins; dots; drapery; findings; losings; windows; Peter Handke
1172	last hiding spot of vagueness	tools; vagueness; windows; Peter Handke
1173	this group means nothing, 1	trench codes; nothing; Front Line Code (1918)
1174	this group means nothing, 2	craters; nothing; trench codes; Front Line Code (1918)
1175	this group means nothing, 3	left; nothing; range; trench codes; Front Line Code (1918)
1176	this group means nothing, 4	no; north; trench codes; Front Line Code (1918)
1177	of hearts the seat of dissociation, 1	ends; fragmentation; lines; segmentation; L. Hektoen, “Cardiovascular and Hemapoietic Systems” (1898)
1178	of hearts the seat of dissociation, 2	disarrangement; ekphrasis; fragmentation; hemapoietic systems; segmentation; L. Hektoen (1898)
1179	this group means nothing, 5	thick; thicken; trench codes; Front Line Code (1918)
1180	this group means nothing, 6	trench codes; Front Line Code (1918)
1181	this group means nothing, 7	trench codes; Front Line Code (1918)
1182	that gave rise to the ancient name	cancer; chromolithography; dots; lines; seas; seascape; waves; H. Dürck; L. Hektoen
1183	into pigment, which	chromolithography; corpuscles; dots; wandering; wanderings; H. Dürck; L. Hektoen
1184	and lead, perchance	chromolithography; deserts; dots; lithography; topography; H. Dürck; L. Hektoen; F. Reichhold
1185	indistinct, eccentric in position	eccentric; indistinct; rounds; F. E. Batten, “Further evidence” (1899)
1186	closed	glass; ruination; sartor resartus; signs
1187	minor experiments and excursions in belief, 1	experimental reading; form; lines; Lisa Robertson
1188	minor experiments and excursions in belief, 2	experimental reading; form; lines; Lisa Robertson
1189	which will go down into, 1	at sea; submarine; waves
1190	which will go down into, 2	at sea; submarine; waves
1191	cross purpose(s)	archives; asphalt; FT; local color; cross purposes; rhetoric; Karl Lagerfeld
1192	In No Man’s Land, preface	digressions; trench codes; telegraphic codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918); Gertrude Stein
1193	In No Man’s Land, 1/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1194	In No Man’s Land, 2/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1195	In No Man’s Land, 3/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1196	In No Man’s Land, 4/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1197	In No Man’s Land, 5/25	decimal point; probable; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1198	In No Man’s Land, 6/25	cast iron; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1199	In No Man’s Land, 7/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1200	In No Man’s Land, 8/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1201	In No Man’s Land, 9/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1202	In No Man’s Land, 10/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1203	In No Man’s Land, 11/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1204	In No Man’s Land, 12/25	lines; loss; trench codes; turns; whether; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1205	In No Man’s Land, 13/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1206	In No Man’s Land, 14/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1207	In No Man’s Land, 15/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1208	In No Man’s Land, 16/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1209	In No Man’s Land, 17/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1210	In No Man’s Land, 18/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1211	In No Man’s Land, 19/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1212	In No Man’s Land, 20/25	trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1213	In No Man’s Land, 21/25	invisible; writing; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1214	In No Man’s Land, 22/25	commas; wind; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1215	In No Man’s Land, 23/25	mud; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1216	In No Man’s Land, 24/25	touch; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1217	In No Man’s Land, 25/25	disorder; trench codes; The “Mohawk” Code (1918)
1218	In No Man’s Land, afterword	method; trench codes; Yannis Kyriakides; Jackson Mac Low; Gertrude Stein; Hannah Weiner
1219	lusus naturae	fragments of the house tumbling over and around her; mal formation; J.S. Wilson, “Lusus Naturae” (1851)
1220	due to the altered composition of	alteration; “Anoci-Association”; kinetic theory of shock; rounds; trauma; G. W. Crile
1221	finished his sentences and all that	glass; local color; sentences; unfulfilled promise; Virginia Woolf, The Voyage Out (1915)
1222	only as a last resort	desperation; method; rounds; telegraphic codes; Adams Cable Codex (1894)
1223	only as a last resort, 2	chromatic; clouds; clouded; cloudy; rounds; telegraphic codes; Adams Cable Codex (1894)
1224	(sundry) breakdowns)	error; metaphysics; telegraphic codes; (Willis Vernon) Cole’s Complete Code for Metaphysicians (1923)
1225	canned goods, hardware, universal language	hardware; hugging and kissing by telegraph; telegraphic codes; A. Hallner, The Scientific Dial Primer (1912)
1226	near, far. nothing. nowhere.	far; near; nothing; nowhere; telegraphic codes; windows; A. Hallner, The Scientific Dial Primer (1912)
1227	a pure mistake.	körper als landschaft; R. Koch, “Zur Untersuchung” (1881); The Salvation Army Telegraph Code (1925)
1228	said and done	openings; thicket; R. Koch, “Zur Untersuchung” (1881); The Salvation Army Telegraph Code (1925)
1229	signs, and sings of	all the signs; signs; signs of; differential signs; but whatever he felt; too many signs
1230	cuneiform, 1	cuneiform; indentations; rounds; scribble; windows
1231	red of a different tinge from the normal	color; copper; luminosity; red; W. Lindgren
1232	the masses always lay	kidney; lakes; landscape; transference; G. T. A. Gaffky, “On the Etiology of Enteric Fever.” (1884); R. Koch
1233	from other rod-like forms	chaos; clouds; storms; transference; G. T. A. Gaffky, “On the Etiology of Enteric Fever.” (1884); R. Koch
1234	and disappeared	and disappeared in Canada; ditto; meteorology; rain; storms; Monthly Weather Review (1873-1887)
1235	lines and dots, and dots	dots; lines; streaks; washing; H. F. Yancey and Thomas Fraser. Coal-Washing Investigations (1929)
1236	whatever may be the analogy of composition	analogy; belles lettres; insoluble matter; specific character; T. G. Clemson
1237	by studied neglect, &c.	boots; father and son; studied neglect; telegraph wires; rounds; T. S. Clouston; J. S. Clouston
1238	he makes the illustrious dim and brings the obscure	to light; hardware; lines; signs; windows; Horace
1239	corrections, 1	curves; dotted lines; rounds; J. K. Young, “The Treatment of Functional and Lateral Curvature.” (1896)
1240	corrections, 2	dotted lines; W. Truslow, “The Non-Operative Treatment of Scoliosis” (1921); J. C. Wilson; Josephine Miles
1241	and one day	day; days; ramble; thicket; threads; J. Krishnamurti
1242	rders	and owing to inattention; color; disorder; dreams; intermediate shades; order; W. H. B. Stoddart
1243	she was unable to say the alphabet correctly	alphabet; development; retrogression; T. S. Clouston, The Neuroses of Development (1890)
1244	one incident on the road to mindlessness	anecdotes; emptiness; incidents; mindlessness; rounds; T. S. Clouston, Clinical Lectures (1904)
1245	and they far from exhaust the list	being a fish; suicide of the soul; unseen agencies working; T. S. Clouston, Clinical Lectures (1904)
1246	which it words, Sommer, liable to, words as to, to one	dark; deeps; soft; flow of ideas; tables; G. H. Kent; A. J. Rosanoff
1247	but two and wo(men) one eith(er) the	distractions; fear; salt; tests; G. H. Kent; A. J. Rosanoff
1248	as shown by the ergograph, 1	flow of ideas; scribble; W. H. B. Stoddart, Mind and its Disorders (1908)
1249	as shown by the ergograph, 2	flow of ideas; scribble; W. H. B. Stoddart, Mind and its Disorders (1908)
1250	inseparable prepositions, 1	alphabet; order; rounds; W. H. Green, Elementary Hebrew Grammar (1882)
1251	coagulate, coagulum	cooperage; declensions; dots; loss; telegraphic codes; V. U. Leonard
1252	a kind of incomprehensible, vague order of expression...	a temperate mirth; dance; fields; littoral; orts; savannah; terpsichore; R. E. Brown
1253	good field for the display of	dance; fields; flora; orts; terpsichore; R. E. Brown, A Treatise on the Elements of Dancing (1891)
1254	special encore, sneak preview	grain; NYT; telegraph; William Cronon
1255	all kinds of ridiculous things	dreams; if reason and judgment are weak; of time / moments / events; rounds; W. H. B. Stoddart
1256	wrong directions, wrong moves	deeps; distances; horizon; littoral; rounds; wrong moves; W. H. H. Murray; Peter Handke; Anna Kamienska
1257	Let us not be deceived by words... let us probe this	question; deception; distances; horizon; indirection; rounds; W. H. H. Murray; Peter Handke
1258	a blow-sand country. the width	deserts; sand; sands
1259	as the distance	aura; body; distances; New Thought; W. W. Atkinson, Astral Colors and Thought Forms (1916)
1260	suggesting blood mixed	blood; mud; or barnyard soil; red; New Thought; W. W. Atkinson, Astral Colors and Thought Forms (1916)
1261	walls to correspond	red; sky; New Thought; thought forms; walls; W. W. Atkinson, Astral Colors and Thought Forms (1916)
1262	the view from the farm, and getting out of one’s (own)	way.; invisibility; Oz; scunge; sprawl; tone; Alan Jacobs; Les Murray (1938-2019)
1263	aids to diagnosis	diagnosis; education of the eye; else error may arise; σήμειον; semeiology; J. M. Fothergill
1264	who recall the frenzied wave	blind photography; waves
1265	well ditsributed. slab failed.	concrete; failure; beside the point; sight; tests
1266	completed, to a point, to the point where it began	circularities; points; beside the point; weaving; willow
1267	vast, unformed, uncertain. but I refrained.	chaos; mistress of the tricks of the acting trade; queen of spasms; telegraphic codes; C. Morris; P. C. Boyle
1268	or vide letters, or doubt	doubt; openness of heart; opinions differ widely on the subject; or; telegraphic codes; John Macdonald (1817)
1269	or true, once or twice	method; or; telegraphic codes; wrong; John Macdonald (1817)
1270	of aNYThing coherently	any casual object; holy shrouds; in certain lay journals; doubt; evidence; margins; Hugo von Hofmannsthal
1271	the varying results are self-demonstrative	a piece of gradation; disintegration; grays; tests; H. von Hofmannsthal; “Fac-Sim, by an Art Editor” (1901)
1272	but lack in having the horizon line too far	any casual object; disturbance; horizon; method (my); swimmings; water; C. Vandervelde
1273	and the technical work	any casual object; birch; chaos; repair; rounds; shadows; snow; R. E. Weeks
1274	and the want of abrupt terminations	curves; maxima and minima; open arc; spectra; white flame; A. J. Bull; W. Smith
1275	o	o; afloat; aging; duration; horizon; method; of my method; Peter Handke
1276	and as in the case of	chaos; order; lines; rounds; silence; walking; Gilles De La Tourette; Simon Weil
1277	études, genres de marche	dance; interruption; la marche dans les maladies du système nerveux; rounds; walking; Gilles De La Tourette
1278	year-in, year-out	duration; oak; order; tanbark; tanning; W. L. Jepson; H. S. Betts; C. Dissinger; Peter Handke
1279	and with copious explanatory text	wood; stains; R. B. Hough, The American woods (1888); George Loudon, Object Lessons (2015)
1280	or they may be used for writing, artistic drawing	flora; geometry in gardens; lines; rounds; R. B. Hough, The American woods (1888)
1281	aurem obscurator	ear; faces; latihan; obscurity; rounds; A. G. Curtin; A. K. McClure
1282	line of admixtures. but such a line.	corrugation; eclectic medicine; fields; folds; hollow earth; line of the true calumba; J. U. Lloyd
1283	eclectic medicine	apis; ash; bees; corrections; eclectic medicine; rounds; J. U. Lloyd (1911)
1284	memorial minute	alphabet; glass; lettering; scratches; signs; typography; Umgebung
1285	memorial minute, 2	glass; lettering; sky; skies; windows
1286	absentia, 3	absent; absence; clouds; elsewhere; notes; scribble
1287	absentia, 5	clouds; elsewhere; notes; scribble
1288	absentia, 7	clouds; elsewhere; mostly; notes; scribble
1289	on the weather side, washed	erasures; erosion; horizon; Oz; “gilgai country”; storms; weather
1290	frottement, intérieur	lines; mesures des amplitudes; C.-E. Guye; V. Fréederksz; Nasreen Mohamedi
1291	absentia, 6	absent; absentia; notes; scribble
1292	through lack of time and space	able; unable; un; uns; rounds
1293	winged forms / with the parachute expansions	able; unable; un; uns; rounds
1294	one great conformable system, 1	change; folds; metamorphosis; radiolaria; rounds; Oz; T. W. Edgeworth David; W. Howchin
1295	one great conformable system, 2	change; folds; metamorphosis; radiolaria; rearrangement; rounds; Oz; T. W. Edgeworth David; W. Howchin
1296	scored lines	drawing; lines; score; sound; touch; Enrique Tomás
1297	toolmarks, which would	experimental; glacials; marks; sandstones; tools; toolmarks; Oz; H. Howchin; Novalis
1298	morainic islands	distances; eccentrics; horizon; islands; moraine; Oz; rounds; H. Howchin
1299	must in the nature of things disappear	drawing; lithography; “must in the nature of things disappear“; rounds; swimmings; tracks; E. C. Stirling
1300	far away in the Southern Ocean	ascension; atmospherics; distances; horizon; obscurities; rounds; south
1301	a waif upon these shores, a refined asphalt	asphalt; erasure; flow; latihan; method; pitch; shores; R. Tate
1302	why? seem the is so that.	meteorology; rounds; W. A. Cooke, “A Few Remarks About Weather Forecasting for South Australia.” (1885)
1303	the better results	fractures; models; paraffin; Pearl G. Sheldon, “Some Observations and Experiments on Joint Planes” (1912)
1304	but seldom at night	night; rounds; scratches; skies; sky; surfaces; Experimentelle Didaktik (1905)
1305	fabrics	construction; fabric; local color
1306	while I wasn’t looking	blind; carbon; lines
1307	oyu oza ozo	police codes; suppositions; International Police Telegraph Code (1930)
1308	ensamhet, 1	ensamhet; horizon; night sky; signs; sky; J. R. Stilgoe; Z. Topelius
1309	ensamhet, 2	ensamhet; flora; flowers; horizon; night sky; signs; sky; Z. Topelius
1310	ensamhet, 3	berries; ensamhet; more questions than answers; sand; wagtail; waves; J. R. Stilgoe; Z. Topelius
1311	Definitions of Place.	certainty; definitions; edges; police codes; wheres; International Police Telegraph Code (1911)
1312	xea xeb xec	hows; interrogatives; police codes; wheres; whys; International Police Telegraph Code (1911)
1313	and is propagated toward the poles	air; clouds; luminosity; metallic vapours; poles; sparks; vapours; A. Schuster and G. Hemsalech (1900)
1314	kepler 5	kepler; kepler space; noise; naturtekt; notesfromaboveground
1315	“O” Plaza	South Omaha Union Stock Yards, Grain Elevator; lines; o; rounds; wires
1316	his work was rough	appearances; latihan; marks; rounds; weight; work; F. H. Marsh
1317	secondary undulations, 1	fluid pendulums; horizon; mareograms; rounds; seas; undulations; waves
1318	secondary undulations, 2	fluid pendulums; horizon; mareograms; rounds; seas; undulations; waves
1319	change the full stop to a comma	commas; errata; littoral; periods; A. Tanakadate, A Magnetic Survey of Japan (1904)
1320	beneath the fold(s)	mareograms; dreamscapes; folds; Krakatoa; seas; tides; upheavals
1321	asphalt morning	asphalt; local color; rounds
1322	ruins to the second power	curves; folds; indirection; ruination; G. C. Lichtenberg; Simone Weil
1323	through the old holes	deserts; glimpses; holes; water; G. C. Lichtenberg
1324	at sea	canals; at sea; observations; rough weather; waves
1325	and about twenty-seven minor lakes	distances; faults; J. E. S. Moore, “The Molluscs of the Great African Lakes” (1899)
1326	and a leave at o	leaves; ochre; o; o’s
1327	somelse wher were	enoughs; leaves; o; in lieu of explanation; savannah; wheres
1328	confirmation of spectral terms	corpuscles; gougings; interference; W. F. Meggers & C. J. Humphreys, “Infra-red spectra” (1933)
1329	maybe I’m slowly finding a way	findings; ivkel; lines; scratches; threads
1330	the usual phenomena	appearances; striations; waves; weather front; T. Kikuchi, “On the Moving Striations in a Neon Tube” (1921)
1331	(and) others peculiar to places where	atmosphere; canals; emanations; J. B. Bladon, “Remarks on the Theory of Spontaneous Generation” (1840)
1332	rose on the / gad-fly	calendar; commas; orts; porosity; rivers; rounds; typography; J. C. Loudon
1333	see also countershading and iridescence	color; obliterative coloration; G. H. Thayer, Concealing-coloration in the animal kingdom (1909)
1334	evidently the sediment of immense bodies	of muddy water; darkness; floods; gravel; inversion; mud; rounds; shores; hydraulic mining; hydraulics
1335	sometimes more or less coherent	canals; lacanian canals; lichens; more or less scattered; trees; B. Fink, The Lichens of Minnesota (1910)
1336	general remarks on motions of the body	body; drift; period; periods; rarely straight; J. F. Meckel
1337	spread in all directions	canals
1338	Implanted	auricular; canals; collage; ilium; noms nouveau; orts; Valerie Roybal
1339	back. in many ways	backs; latihan; Herbert Eugene Ives, Airplane Photography (1920)
1340	ugly and deformed lines...	beauty; deformed; lines; picturesque; ugliness; waves; J. C. Loudon
1341	lines, wavy and crooked lines; dictionaries, drawings	blindness; clouds; dictionaries; drawings; iridiagnosis; iris; lines; waves; wavy and crooked lines
1342	seen, but maybe	ink; obscurity; rounds; NYT
1343	all those meetings	levitation; mirage; notes; rounds; sands; scribble; shifting sands
1344	/1	fields; notations; rounds
1345	/2	remington; rounds
1346	in place of the paper	margins; palimpsest; Santa Ana River; slow; Peter Handke
1347	/3	metamorphosis; rounds; rust; staple; Peter Handke
1348	the interruption of picture making	H. S. Rawdon & H. Scott, “Microstructure of iron and mild steel” (1919); Alva Noë, Strange Tools (2015)
1349	the interruption of dancing	H. S. Rawdon & H. Scott, “Microstructure of iron and mild steel” (1919); Alva Noë, Strange Tools (2015)
1350	geodesy, probably lost	geodesy; Los Angeles; A. L. Baldwin & Miss Lilian Pike, Geodesy : Triangulation in California (1904)
1351	these objects which were difficult	deserts; difficulties; passages; rounds; C. Cochelet, Narrative of the Shipwreck of the Sophia (1822)
1352	of ill-defined character / fresh south aloft	aloft; asterisks; meteorology; rounds; south; NYT
1353	obscure spring	clouds; incidents of travel; obscurities; springs; Sepphoris; desert, obscurity, and darkness
1354	folds and close crumples	amplitudes; dance; folds; S. R. Capps, Geology of the Alaska Railroad Region (1940)
1355	closely folded, perhaps many times	adjacencies; folds; mutability; S. R. Capps, Geology of the Alaska Railroad Region (1940); Lorine Niedecker
1356	and various mixtures of the two	theory; thoria; V. B. Lewes, “Lecture on the Theory of the Incandescent Mantle” (1906); Bridget Riley
1357	under color of tangle	construction; local color; orange; tangle
1358	erratics / 1	body; erratics; outcrop geology; W. Howchin
1359	erratics / 2	erratics; gravity; index; isostasy; L. V. King; A. E. H. Love
1360	aNYThing can happen	epiphenomenon; marginalia; matter; NYT; rounds; Aristotle; D. W. Sciama
1361	erratics / 3	adjacencies; erratics; index; striations; H. Howchin; Pearl G. Sheldon; L. V. King; A. E. H. Love
1362	“sheltering error,” which in the bridled form	does not exist.; errata; meteorology; noise; obscurities; rounds; Isabelle Stengers; McKenzie Wark
1363	nado cloud	clouds; gpoy; meteorology; mind; nado; W. H. Dines
1364	distants	distance; color; meteorology; lightning; wanderings; wind; yellow
1365	made upon a point, while	speculations; John Ruskin, “Remarks on the Present State of Meteorological Science” (1835)
1366	imperfectly filtered light	light; local color; paper; windows
1367	to baffle every description	clarities; clarity; lightning; invisible lightning; meteorology; thickness; invisible
1368	a certain interlacing confusion, 1	confusion; drawing; hailstones; meteorology; obscurity
1369	a certain interlacing confusion, 2	confusion; drawing; hailstones; meteorology
1370	this extraordinary freedom from decay	alkaloids; decay; laurel; C. D. Mell & W. D. Brush, Greenheart (1913)
1371	more obscure	deterioration; obscurities; river birch; vessels; xylotomy; H. P. Brown, Pith-Ray Flecks in Wood (1913)
1372	admissions report	notes; scribble
1373	admissions report, 2	notes; scribble
1374	how to apply	arranging things; blue; ceramics; china; color; difficulties; method; overqualification; C. Lispector
1375	out into the field	curves; exaggeration; faults; fields; lines; straights; subterranean channels
1376	were as a body	body; curves; flora; ornament; turns; The China Decorator (1893)
1377	three whys I like (printed) newspapers	Canada; error; gutter; offset; whys; NYT
1378	four more whys	Canada; error; gutter; offset; whys; NYT
1379	it is pretty hard to say	calorization; listening; metallurgy; method; rounds; W. E. Ruder; H. Lachenmann; Yannis Kyriakides
1380	reds	bloom; iron; red
1381	example(s)	composition; examples; squares; variations
1382	rock with fragments, rubber tube	The Essential Ambiguity; rubber; skiagraphy; The Journal of the Röntgen Society (1907)
1383	distant signal, and distant hills   1/3	distance; distant weather; grays; horizon; ice; rounds; spirit leveling; weathering
1384	distant on the east   2/3	clouds; distance; distant weather; rounds; spirit leveling
1385	more distant   3/3	across; distant weather; rounds; spirit leveling; thence over the divide; water; weather; weathering
1386	910 N Tacoma	E. H. McVey; place machines; time machines; Mary Ruefle; for my mind wanders as I age
1387	bad knots, waste. two-threads, nibs.	classification; cohesion machine; defects; knots; lines; silk; uncleanness; W. P. Seem
1388	waste or slugs, doubt	classification; defects; doubt; scribble; silk; waste; W. P. Seem
1389	more hardly can we find, of some others	celestial alphabet; legibles; skies; spatulamancy; Jacques Gaffarel, Curiosités inouyes (1637); Sarah Kay
1390	but rather from	buts; confusion; local color; prosthetics; windows; Goethe; Adam Kirsch
1391	the line of auricular attachment	auricular; deserts; lines; ravines; rivers; stammering
1392	detritus 1	detritus; latihan; ohne worte; pipe; plumbing
1393	detritus 2	detritus; latihan; ohne worte; pipe; plumbing
1394	what conjectures and what your science?	confusion; delsarte; expression; imitation in art; method; wordless poems; M. T. Magill
1395	iacecereaciergiri, and lavish bounty	color; colour; iacere; states of corruption; throw; Emma McNally; Lucretius
1396	night sky, jun(s)	iacere; June; rounds; skies; sky; Horace
1397	the important ideas are to have fixed places	arrangement; ideas; order; rounds; signals; surgery; J. W. Henson
1398	only to make signals	instruments; rounds; signals; surgery; wire
1399	as in a strange conjugation	chronophotography; cinema; conjugations; strange conjugations; R. Matas
1400	tints and tones, 1	film; tints; tone; tones; uranium; Eastman Kodak
1401	tints and tones, 2	deterioration; film; ruination; tints; tone; tones; uranium; Eastman Kodak
1402	no beauty for the eye to rest upon     1/3	blue; folds; lines; FT; Elizabeth Strout, My Name is Lucy Barton (2016)
1403	latest of very many     2/3	blue; clues; dots; folds; lines; FT
1404	the setting for this frustratingly simple hand     3/3	blue; fold; hands; FT
1405	recipe	didacticisms; orts; poetics; Jon Schueler
1406	white noise	elsewhere; noise; notes; scribble; vacance; white noise
1407	dark noise	elsewhere; dark; grays; latihan; lines; noise; notes; scribble
1408	away itinerating in the district	what counts, in poetry, are the “pauses”; China Inland Mission Private Telegraph Code (1913); Jim Joyce
1409	language and a little broken	Alviso; San Jose; broken lines; lines; non sequitur; J. H. Braly, Memory Pictures (1912)
1410	whether, pleasant	homonyms; lunacy; sky; weather; whether; Jack Cox, Dodge Rose (2016)
1411	ign languages	awndering; gpoy; reading; signs; silence; wandering; G. T. Buswell and C. H. Judd, Silent Reading (1922)
1412	latin, laugh, laughter. steam side, language	air compressors; latihan; machinery; rounds; Telegraphic Cipher Code (The Norwalk Iron Works, 1899)
1413	interference as a factor	interference; interruption; oz; repetition; rivers; J. Schillinger
1414	from the photograph of a duck	the aging process; change; vanitas; E. Metchnikoff, The Prolongation of Life : Optimistic Studies (1908)
1415	and shook the living daylights out of them     1/3	facts; ideas; method; shaking; The Living Newspaper; E. Lavery; P. R. McVey
1416	mostly uncatalogued except     2/3	facts; a friendly colored chap; memory; personal investigation; The Living Newspaper; P. R. McVey
1417	black and white and read all over     3/3	The Living Newspaper; P. R. McVey
1418	a (blue) breather.       1/2	blue; breath; clouds; pause; polar light; rounds; Francesco Niosi
1419	later that same evening.      2/2	blue; breath; distances; evening; horizon; rounds; pause
1420	under favourable circumstances in the clouds also	accidental exposure; clouds; distances; mastic; useful dodges; avoidance of monotony; P. N. Hasluck
1421	petty accounts and petty items, treatment of	accounting; gpoy; W. M. Cole, Accounts, their Construction and Interpretation (1915)
1422	and then often in ruined words       1/2	derelict; ruinous; en passant; non sequitur; fore-edge glitch; J. R. Stilgoe
1423	there are almost no surprises       2/2	in the absence of lacunae; en passant; fore-edge glitch; Jack Cox
1424	berlin blue. mirage. with corresponding dilations.	blue; dilations; mirage; rounds; sepia; J. B. Sanderson, Handbook for the Physiological Laboratory (1884)
1425	weren't there long	asphalt; local color; confusion; strapping; tangle
1426	weren't there long, 2	conjugations; the mixed mood; strange conjugations; local color; neglect; windows
1427	on doubts, and certainties       1/2	certainty; doubt; dreams; evaporation; exhalations; fore-edge; vanishings
1428	buried by lacustrine sediments and loess       2/2	dreams; evaporation; lacustrine sediments; loess; mirage; Norseman District; sediment; W. D. Campbell
1429	came under my care	cancer; care; clavicle; excision; intensity; pain; presence; N. B. Carson
1430	and the act of waiting	when hope, expectation — were all the same thing; typewriting; Viña Delmar, Anatomy of Spanish (1973)
1431	just a bare record	record; records; rounds; shadows; turns; of literary style there is no shadow of a trace; Evelyn Fox
1432	or in looking at words printed on paper	memorable tho’ unhappy words; method; words printed on paper; Viña Delmar, Anatomy of Spanish (1973)
1433	scattered about the papers of other authors	copper; corrosion; dreams; oneiros; pseudomorphs; scattering; G. D. Bengough; O. F. Hudson
1434	recrystallization round scratch, 1	confusion; crystallization; recrystallization; metallurgy; H. C. H. Carpenter; C. F. Elam
1435	recrystallization round scratch, 2	crystallization; recrystallization; metallurgy; silence H. C. H. Carpenter; C. F. Elam; Rebecca Elson
1436	subtl. prfccy.	grays; sky; skies; subtle prophecy; M. W. Redding; Jon Schueler
1437	and what dust there is precipitates       1/2	blue; circulation; lines; salt lake
1438	into the atmosphere would become       2/2	blue; circulation; lines; salt lake
1439	this arrangement, however, proved useless.	howevers; phaseograph; phaseography; representation; useless; variable currents; M. Siegbahn
1440	and an empty one taken       1/2	empty; endless chain; the chain on the empty train; NEIMME
1441	all the work. the full and empty.       2/2	empty; full; The Haswell Mechanical Coal-Getter; method; NEIMME
1442	itution of origin       1/2	exaggeration; signs; some inconsistencies; symptoms; R. A. Witthaus; Tracy C. Becker
1443	and cause anom time no       2/2	exaggeration; signs; some inconsistencies; rounds; symptoms; R. A. Witthaus; Tracy C. Becker
1444	but rather the shape of our motions	form; motion; notes; scribble; Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, The Mushroom at the End of the World (2015)
1445	cloud strata	clouds; illegibility; peg models; scribble; slate; teaching
1446	all maps have resigned       1/2	asphalt; lines; local color; rain; Gwendolyn MacEwen
1447	it comes down cuneiform       2/2	asphalt; lines; local color; rain; Gwendolyn MacEwen
1448	the linguistic taste once acquired	clouds; latihan; lost; riddling descriptive language; tanah mati; W. Wright; T. H. Reid
1449	mistake in the proportions of the flux	elm; hands; method; a kind of method; Lisa Robertson, “Thus she arrives at the idea of the mistake.”
1450	a little more of the flux	difference; flux; hands; listening; mathematic; method; Alexander Grothendieck; Bernard Palissy
1451	Word(s), see also; not a word to say	knots; tangles; words; see also; telegraphic codes; McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition); Rachel Cusk
1452	none, see also offering       1/2	corrugation; none; see also; telegraphic codes; McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition)
1453	nor, see also neither       2/2	corrugation; none; see also; telegraphic codes; McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition)
1454	anecdotes	anecdotes; lines; shadows; walls; Rachel Cusk
1455	another anecdote	anecdotes; apparitions; figures; rounds; Rachel Cusk
1456	yet obscurity	adhesions; commas; obscurity; obstructions; C. H. Mayo
1457	paper barometry	barometer; purpose rain; rounds; The Practical Druggist and Pharmaceutical Review of Reviews (1915)
1458	terminology	adjacencies; anomalies; dots; teaching; whiteboard
1459	lost. the words	falling; lost; words
1460	how incessantly they flow and fall away from things	curves; falling; flow; local color; thin; wood; or the matter of wood; Lucretius
1461	to let fall an expression	falling; rounds; thesaurus; Robt. Ainsworth, Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Compendiarius (4th edn., 1752)
1462	and still oftener out of words	cobwebs; falling; method; spinning; words
1463	To fall into, as one river into another	falling; rounds; thesaurus; Robt. Ainsworth, Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Compendiarius (4th edn., 1752)
1464	.	falling; rust; sediment; stammering
1465	stills	slow; still; NYT
1466	would almost be	blind; obscurity; rounds
1467	for the semisighted class	blind; obscurity; rounds; specimen of printing
1468	ffr       1/2	The Suffragist; Nina E. Allender; E. H. Reede
1469	ra       2/2	between; betweens; legs; letter space; The Suffragist
1470	[m]ake stuff, hand it out, talk to people]	opening; shadows; Derek Beaulieu; Billy Mills
1471	other figures, afterwards	coruscations; tenuities; D. Blackader, “Account of an Aurora Borealis, observed at Edinburgh” (1827)
1472	somewhat at a point in this locality	bending and contortion; interruption; mud; H. T. De la Beche, “On the Formation of Rocks” (1846)
1473	sans ampersand	ampersand; notes; scribble
1474	machine etc	machinery; notes; scribble
1475	otherwise, could, and should not be	AuH2O; difference; tercet
1476	another way	commas; errata; After the word branch, insert a comma.; M. G. Agnesi
1477	yet all       1/2	entry; light; rounds; walls; whens
1478	light / all       2/2	entry; light; rounds; walls; whens; Sappho
1479	mundum esse caecum	blind; dreams; marbled paper; mouth; musings; Lucretius
1480	Valerie Roybal, Overcome	Valerie Roybal; Air-plants of the Orchis family.
1481	orderlands	a heap of things; hide; körper als landschaft; lines; A. Caputo; Alejandra Pizarnik
1482	Mark Walton, Stoke Newington	Mark Walton; orts; windows; flora
1483	by sea-water, which very quickly decomposes	characters; fish; decomposition; iron; letters; nails; piscine; unseen agencies; swimmings; M. Sage (1798)
1484	a new thing when finished	method; rounds; skies; stitches; Amina Cain, “Two Dimensional War” (2009)
1485	ruin well	difficulties; orts; ruination; G. F. Dutton
1486	ciel	local color; rain; water
1487	till they come into the proper form	method; water; The Repertory of Patent Arts and Manufactures (1798)
1488	which, so mixed, will take fire	fire; mixed; water; The Repertory of Patent Arts and Manufactures (1798)
1489	by way of a third thing	emblematics; indirection; melancholy; stains; Peter Handke; C. Ripa
1490	and the water, ever friend to thought	lists; philosophical minds; water; Sarah Fielding, The Adventures of David Simple (1744); Francis Spufford
1491	poesing kepala	local color; carapace; poesing kepala; pusing kepal
1492	from the sand. these are useful guides     1/2	damage; folds; sands; tears; white chalk 1; A. W. Rowe, “The Zones of the White Chalk” (1899)
1493	two or three uncertain lines     2/2	damage; folds; sands; tears; tests; white chalk 1; A. W. Rowe, “The Zones of the White Chalk” (1899)
1494	º º     1/2	asphalt; lines; local color; º; 20160607
1495	* *     2/2	asphalt; cracks; lines; local color; orts; *; 20160607
1496	that are meaningless and full of detail	windows; Marion Milner
1497	and a recent iron cap	follies; orts; shadows
1498	or swimmings therein / find it true	swimmings
1499	as delivered       1/3	e; folds; lines; rounds; AandL; NYT
1500	a kind of runnel       2/3	clarity; lines; rounds; runnel; water; AandL; NYT; Francis Spufford
1501	ridges       3/3	across; deserts; dunes; lines; ridges; rounds; sands; AandL; NYT
1502	identified at last	Arisaema dracontium; identification; orts; a survivor
1503	hadnʼt seen that before	damage; metals; scars; sycamore
1504	bending. straightening. shaping. miscellaneous. types	of power.; classification; shearing; Eleanor. H Frick and Esther Raymond, “Proposed Classification” (1916)
1505	unsatisfactory, on account of the large variation / 2451	blue; method; motionless; obedience; variations; Simone Weil
1506	leftover lines	lines; local color; variations
1507	leftover lines, 2	damage; depths; scars; surfaces; sycamore
1508	infiltrations	blank pages; edges; infiltrations; vac.; water
1509	too. some very important	blank pages; vac.; Virginia Woolf
1510	between the blank page and the poem	blank pages; blindness; intermediary; vac.; Simone Weil
1511	blank pages, cloud of	blank pages; clouds; doodling; vac.; Virginia Woolf
1512	the tele head af heard to	blank pages; clouds; doodling; vac.; Virginia Woolf, Jacob’s Room (1922)
1513	a corner of the day	construction; diggings; local color; rust; yellow
1514	meanwhile, in the basement	deserts; elsewhere; local color; meanwhile; runes
1515	witnesses	local color; orts; stress; trauma
1516	a (later) corner of the day	construction; local color; local color; windows
1517	no opium in lettuce	magnetism; purgation; rounds; A. and H. Lindlahr, The Nature Cure Cook Book and A B C, &c. (1917)
1518	or stayed unbroken	broken; dust; moulding; Virginia Woolf, Jacob’s Room (1922)
1519	porch-through	windows; Yves Bonnefoy
1520	commas	clothes pins; commas; distraction; Virginia Woolf
1521	except those which had been submerged	and all were destitute of cortex; desiccation; indentations; Salton Sea; M. A. Brannon
1522	fasciation, 1 / turgor	fasciation; turgor; M. A. Brannon
1523	fasciation 2 / traumatism	fasciation; transition; traumatism; M. A. Brannon
1524	fasciation 3 / the question of monstrosities	fasciation; monstrosities; M. A. Brannon
1525	11:32.05	lines; shadows; solarium; timelines; Goethe
1526	11:34.44	lines; shadows; solarium; timelines; Goethe
1527	Shiftless / West Harley Coals, generally.	coal; quatrains; Singapore; Bousted & Co., Shipping Code (1882)
1528	Tetrarch, Textuary; Theory: Thumb:	When opportunity offers.; coal; quatrains; Singapore; Bousted & Co., Shipping Code (1882)
1529	night and day	hands; night and day; F. V. Coville, D. T. MacDougal
1530	we couldnʼt make an image for this result	blank pages; hands; none; F. V. Coville, D. T. MacDougal; S. Orgel
1531	markup	lines; markup; trench box; trench shield; walking; walls; Adam Harrison Levy, Tag Lines (2016)
1532	more, from Bousted.	coal; quite unintelligible; Singapore; telegraphic codes; Bousted & Co., Shipping Code (1882)
1533	markup, mud.	local color; markup; mud; trench box; trench shield
1534	overl    ing	ok; lint; Rebecca Reilly, Repetition (2015)
1535	markup, more.	eccentric; lines; local color; markup; Singapore; Bousted & Co., Shipping Code (1882)
1536	of one turn of thick mobility	cotton; quiet days; ripple-mark; sands; turns; vacuum valves; waves; Hertha Ayrton; Alice M. Waller
1537	two exiles	exile; metamorphosis; NYT; C. Close; W. S. Hilton; R. Reilly; E. Said
1538	of the world no longer	accounts rendered; certainties; doubt; finalities; ruination; J. Y. Buchanan
1539	or	or; marks; vagueness; scribble; elision; Y
1540	a fragile, blurred, vague	blindness; blur; Istanbul; vagueness; Sophie Calle. Blind (2011)
1541	shifts	repetition; shifts; wall; Laura Mullen; Gertrude Stein
1542	الربع الخاليي	asphalt; deserts; empty quarter; local color
1543	foreign material	E. O'Toole; coal; drama; fields; misconstruals; sand; skiagraphy; spots; waves; worried landscape
1544	Fig. 8, from “C” coal seam	abstraction; coal; skiagraphy; tables; E. O’Toole
1545	Fig. 6, from “C” coal seam	abstraction; coal; skiagraphy; tables; E. O’Toole
1546	rounds and rounds	calcium chloride; circles; local color; rounds; scribble
1547	interruption	interruption; meanwhile
1548	Luminous names, or words	ex A Catalogue of Optical, Mathematical, and Philosophical Instruments... (1817)
1549	re/wind, 1	drawing; rewindings; windings; wire
1550	re/wind, 2	drawing; rewindings; windings; wire
1551	amnen amnesia amnestial	amnesia; declensions; telegraphic codes; R. V. Dey, The Postal Code (Telegraph-Cable, 1907)
1552	the behaviour of twisted wires	W. A. Ayrton; Chair of Natural Philosophy and Telegraphy; earthquakes; twisted wire; wire
1553	re/wind, 3	drawings; rewindings; windings; wire
1554	and that the proper course of action	fatigue; instruments; intoxication; proper course of action; W. A. Ayrton
1555	out of connecting words	blue and white; china; dredging drafts; inconsequentia; odd volumes; Jack Cox; A. T. Hollingsworth
1556	pending asphalt
1557	in lieu of, 5
1558	infernal zone
1559	that cross in the air
1560	e.g., and such as
1561	a blue line against the sky
1562	uww toc	clearings; experiential learning; toc; UWW; University Without Walls Handbook (1975); vanitas
1563	room, in a
1564	(accountability, also)
1565	Mark Walton. Fitzrovia. August 13, 2016
1566	amnesia, four instances of. weather cloudy,	track muddy.; ex Morning Telegraph’s Racing Chart Book 18 (1906)
1567	the bird that flutters last	almanac; amnesia; birds; memory; slow; that speed along the nerve cells
1568	in my own incomprehension	amnesia; local color; orts; windows; Clarice Lispector
1569	like tides	Gwendolyn MacEwen; Caroline K.; adrift; drift; expirations; tides
1570	straights and a promised curve	curves; fret; inadequate vocabulary; lines; local color; orts; overthinking; Don Buchla
1571	covered the book with her hands, 1	couplets; damage; hands; Caroline A. Huling, Letters of a Business Woman to Her Niece (1906)
1572	covered the book with her hands, 1	couplets; damage; hands; Caroline A. Huling, Letters of a Business Woman to Her Niece (1906)
1573	on the other hands
1574	all this is charming, but
1575	via negativa, 1	this is not a; fancy; timber; via negativa
1576	via negativa, 2
1577	via negativa, 3
1578	via negativa, 4
1579	via negativa, 5
1580	via negativa, 6
1581	via negativa, 7
1582	William Flynn Torn, see Tear	Hallspace (October 8 – November 12, 2016)
1583	in lieu of a mirror, 1	mirrors; in lieu of a mirror; Louise Gluck; Nico; Fernando Pessoa; Jacques Lacan
1584	in lieu of a mirror, 2	mirrors; in lieu of a mirror; Clarice Lispector
1585	in lieu of a mirror, 6	mirrors; in lieu of a mirror
1586	in lieu of a mirror, 4	mirrors; in lieu of a mirror
1587	via negativa, 8
1588	via negativa, 9
1589	via negativa, 10	safety; this is not a; uncertainty; Laurence Sterne; Ludwig Wittgenstein
1590	via negativa, 11
1591	via negativa, 12
1592	at least one
1593	your hopes in your avocadoes
1594	brought together, pulled apart
1595	amn esia, 1
1596	amn esia, 2
1597	of which the subject is usually not aware	Frederick Peterson; Morton Prince; blue; co-consciousness; figures; latihan; split-off dissociated ideas
1598	bobbing up and down, as many do	deserts; findings; J. Van Denburgh & J. R. Slevin, “A List of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Arizona” (1913)
1599	of our past moments	iteration; scribble; solitude; Gaston Bachelard
1600	first tide, second tide	repetition; scribble; telegraphic codes; tides
1601	or exclusions	holes; repetition; scribble; Anne Blonstein
1602	shifting. sorting	blur; duration; repetition; scribble; telegraphic codes
1603	and their relation to resting periods	diagrams; rest; resting periods; rubber; trees; Hevea Brasiliensis; L. E. Campbell (1915)
1604	out side out	local color; reflections; rounds; water; windows
1605	Nowe bus me wende.	amnesia; bus; buss; etymologies; latihan; Sarah Manguso; Mary Ruefle; The Firesign Theatre
1606	an experiment	error; experimental reading
1607	262468	error; experimental reading
1608	of a very	curves; design; dust; lines; ravine; ruffles; J. Chrisopher Jones
1609	ruffles, further south	evaporation; hair; incongruous setting; method; porosity; ruffles; J. Chrisopher Jones; Roget’s Thesaurus
1610	the philosophy of the tree	ephemera; seams; shadows; Lisa Robertson
1611	and sometimes	folds; records; scribble; Lisa Robertson
1612	mosaic	ad infinitum; at libitum; mosaic; post-its; Margaret Fuller; Laura Mullen; Gertrude Stein
1613	whilsts, 1	afterglow; scribble; whilsts
1614	whilsts, 2	afterglow; scribble; whilsts
1615	olds and folds	asphalt; folds; hands; olds
1616	le ciel	ceiling; le ciel; skies; sky; Pierre Reverdy
1617	where the tide stands very high	chalk; tides; A. W. Rowe
1618	hope	a hollow; a valley; an inlet; a small bay; a haven; hope; lexicon
1619	the hikers, accustomed to the dark	blind; crossings; dark; horizon; night-blind; Albrecht von Haller; Peter Handke
1620	while nothing but a cloudy line of dust	clouds; islands; lines; several lines; unwillingly traced; G. P. R. James
1621	mud being mud, or whether	industrial accidents; mud; whether; J. R. Sutton, “An Inquiry of the origin of the mud rushes” (1898)
1622	the weather but to a much greater degree	horizon; marshes; marshing; tides; weather; A. E. Jewett; Peter Handke
1623	noise	noise; walking; Great Marsh, Essex; Peter Handke
1624	a Geometric Joy	geometry; grays; lines; scratches; skies; sky; theories; Emily Dickinson
1625	in the driftless area	blue; drift; edges; loess; lost; sky; skies
1626	or, a derivative dictionary	change; erosion; etymologies; failure; perched on his etymological dunghill; Rachel Cusk; G. W. Lemon
1627	viz.	asphalt; high water mark; local color; strandline
1628	the quick : the life       1/2	flesh; Couch-grass, and other field-grasses and weeds; quick; tenderness; NYT; lexicon; Calvin Klein
1629	ascension declension	ascension; declension; notes; scribble
1630	rearrangements	change; curves; lines; rearrangements; swimming; how many hours spent thus
1631	of things seen; of paces, or times       2/2	flesh; curves; quick; quickenings; steel; tenderness; NYT; lexicon; Calvin Klein
1632	in an actual racket	clearings; noise; notes; scribble; Peter Handke
1633	and then migrate into finer grasps	accidental findings; metamorphosis; notes; scribble; tools; John Peck
1634	comma which, dash see	corners; dance; folds; numbers; openings; (East African) Government Telegraph Code (1933)
1635	without any cause known to us	alphabet; rounds; rupture; tears; Spinoza
1636	both insofar, 1	both; clarity; clouds; conatus; confusion; notes; scribble; Spinoza
1637	both insofar, 2	both; notes; ohne worte; scribble
1638	both insofar, 3	both; clouds; notes; ohne worte; rectangles; scribble
1639	not even a question of reading	caesura; hiatus; listening; mathematics; notes; A. Grothendieck; M. Merleau-Ponty; F. Zalamea
1640	content with salt marshes	dilettantism; marsh; marshes; spine; Sarah Orne Jewett; John R. Stilgoe
1641	of rain as simply the decay of a cloud	clouds; decay; margins; stillness; waves; Amy Liptrot
1642	something about space	above; floor; homasote; margins; sky; waves; M. Merleau-Ponty
1643	am trying am going       1/2	mindwander; scribble
1644	pushing that have yet       2/2	mindwander; scribble
1645	also enquired, without	birds; trees; wandering; Woolhope Naturalist’s Field Club
1646	to blossom out, the change which began	change; familiar ground; trees; Woolhope Naturalist’s Field Club
1647	in. a line, on a floor       1/3	confusion; draughting; lines; William Laister, A Treatise on Ship Draughting (1866)
1648	for it is in the nature of a curve       2/3	curves; glim; grays; W. Laister, Treatise (1866); J. R. Stilgoe (on “glim,” 1994)
1649	the fairer the curve	curves; distortion; error; fairing; lines
1650	of the water lines       3/3	curves; horizon; lines; philosophy; skies; weather; W. Laister, Treatise (1866)
1651	CD M d	diagrams; geometry; laying off; on the hard; words; John Fincham, Directions (1822)
1652	and of yod to 10	asphalt; interference; Hyde Clarke, “Male and Female Numbers and Letters” (N&Q, 1871)
1653	\ \\ \ \\ \ \	notes; ohne worte; scribble
1654	his sign language remains untried, 1	remains; signs; Tom Zavalani
1655	his sign language remains untried, 2	remains; signs; Tom Zavalani
1656	side 2	difference; listening; notes; ohne worte; scribble
1657	6	listening; notes; ohne worte; scribble
1658	a language of sounds. Their misfortune	centone; fear; language of; a language of
1659	orward	forward; froward; scribble
1660	orward, 2	dots; dreams; helicopters; horizon; lines; NYT; rêve; tone; under
1661	‘The Right Tone’	forward; ohne worte; scribble
1662	outside, and just touches	...; birds; from pencilled jottings, which awaited the touch outside; touch; thigmotropic irritability
1663	when the swallows fly in such a manner	touch
1664	curious inventions	doodles; gpoy; scribble; withdrawal; E. Hazen, “Verbs, with their participles and gerundives, applied” (1851)
1665	The Ferry Boat	and how to supersede; impure dipthongs; horizon; sky; E. Hazen, The Speller and Definer (1845)
1666	lit from below	breeze; clouds; latihan; NYT
1667	sous marine	blue; deeps; ohne worte; seas; sous marine; Annales télégraphiques 10 (1883)
1668	green, earlier	horizon; inversions; littoral; paradox; Sarah Manguso; Annales télégraphiques 17 (1890)
1669	&	ampersand; &; and ands; mathematics; nomadisch; scribble; Paul Valéry
1670	after the test	concrete; detours; tests; water; Watertown Arsenal
1671	the perfect mobility of a liquid	clouds; hardness; softness; metallographic examinations; rounds; sky; Watertown Arsenal; G. T. Beilby
1672	of a land and groove	horizon; rounds; surface erosion; three theories seem plausible; Watertown Arsenal
1673	in the light of / two states	the existence of two states; ideas; vagueness; Donald McLean; Paul Valéry
1674	some mixture of	ink; method; NYT; Paul Valéry
1675	but to return. To what	couplets; latihan; returns; ; stammering; what; one of the most dangerous errors
1676	probably paler when in life	birds; feathers; horizon; Andrew Murray, “Contributions to the Natural History” (1859)
1677	a most picturesque ceremony	Calgary
1678	it was under this tree	Choctaw; here; latihan; place; places; topoi; trees; under
1679	pencil, penumbra	latihan; neglected of late; pencils; penumbra; place; scribble; telegraphic codes; ABC Code (4th edn, 1883)
1680	the place of the Sum in the place of degree	latihan; place; Augustine, Confessions; John Foxe, The Acts and Monuments of
1681	,	commas; damage; local color; trees
1682	long exposure	astronomy;; exposure; fax; ruination
1683	flower and feather man	the velvet hat game; feathers; flowers; inflections; millinery; Millinery Trade Review (1915)
1684	practical geometry	blur; feathers; flowers; help and situations wanted; Millinery Trade Review (1906)
1685	conclusions bit by bit	acquiring; experimental; index; method; subtraction; NYT
1686	Count. Your words	blue; blue summer evening; count; words; memory; Thodore Martin
1687	fadings	ceilings; fadings; shadows; waking; Ruth Kalmar Wilson
1688	φύσις	arcs; cracks; φύσις; records; rounds
1689	the philosophy of images; 300 unconnected words	emblematics; flood; flow; grounded theory; ruination; Emanuele Coccia; Claude François Ménestrier
1690	and analogous subjects       1/3	obscurity; W. H. Brown, A Treatise on the Law of Trade-marks and Analogous Subjects (1885)
1691	where line has been piled upon line       2/3	all sorts of visionary conceptions; cotton; latihan; lines; the vague idea; W. H. Brown, Treatise (1885)
1692	whether a bare numeral can be turned       3/3	latihan; lines; turns; numbers; numerals; whether; W. H. Brown, Treatise (1885); Augusta Browne Garrett
1693	counterclockwise	arrows; follies; glimpse; industrial zoned; local color; orts
1694	originally abstract, denoting	dreams; rêves; found; lastery; lost; telegraphic codes
1695	beam, horizontal	addition; follies; horizontal; orts
1696	fluctuate, contrive to redraw	contrivances; floscule; flowk; W. S. Wetmore, General Commercial Telegraphic Code (Shanghai 1875)
1697	moss, to be more, 1	acanthus; euphorbia; flora; flowers; ranunculus; telegraphic codes; W. S. Wetmore (Shanghai 1875)
1698	moss, to be more, 2	althea; belladona; flora; flowers; hyssop; telegraphic codes; W. S. Wetmore (1875)
1699	moss, to be more, 3	abecedary; flora; flowers; lilac; lily; oleander; telegraphic codes; W. S. Wetmore (1875)
1700	moss, to be more, 4	aconite; agrimony; bloom; flora; flowers; oleander; telegraphic codes; W. S. Wetmore (1875)
1701	moss, to be more, 5	auricula; dittany; flora; flowers; hyacinth; madder; telegraphic codes; W. S. Wetmore (1875)
1702	moss, to be more, 6	convolvulus; flora; flowers; moss; weeds; telegraphic codes; W. S. Wetmore (1875); Kate Greenaway
1703	only always always only, 1	only always always only; o; only; latihan; George Lillie Craik; Lindley Murray; Mary Somerville
1704	only always always only, 2	only always always only; only; latihan; S. T. Coleridge
1705	terminology in doubt	hands; rounds; terminology; turns
1706	bayangan dapur	bayangan dapur; local color; shadows; skiagraphy; walls
1707	stubborn(n)ess, without	stubbornness; stubborness; vagueness
1708	more emphasis	deserts; emphasis; empty quarter; NYT
1709	a variety of hands, 1	biography a branch of natural history; hands; motives so inconsistent; so; Robert Scott
1710	a variety of hands, 2	bone; classification; hands; time; Cervantes; Henry A. Lugrin
1711	a variety of hands, 3	elementary type; hands; orts; whist; Calvin A. Watson, Indicator for Duplicate Whist (1899)
1712	a variety of hands, 4	a concise but just account; hands; hiding; immutable forms
1713	a variety of hands, 5	hands; literature of square hands; mind formed by the body; mind-body problem; F. C. Lambert
1714	a variety of hands, 6	hands; pacinian corpuscles; painters of spatulate type
1715	a variety of hands, 7	blind; hands; emblematics; sticks; Simone Weil
1716	treework, 1	local color; ohne worte; trees
1717	treework, 2	local color; ohne worte; trees
1718	treework, 3	local color; ohne worte; trees
1719	and ings	andings; a science of parade; chemical amusement; ing; meadow; noise; static; swimmings; Miss Edgeworth
1720	blue springs, purple drills	chromatic; classification; tools; yellow; Park Benjamin; Joshua Rose
1721	a.m.	local color; ohne worte
1722	masa silam	gpoy; Moira Hahn
1723	º	notes; ohne worte; scribble
1724	ºº	notes; ohne worte; scribble
1725	asten astenings	astenings
1726	isten istenings	but she was not blind; istenings; telegraphic codes
1727	and it being the day	names; shade; windows; Claire-Louise Bennett, pond (2016)
1728	any suspension	enough; hair; NYT; suspension; torn
1729	a line that	lines; a line that... stood in no need; a line that counted
1730	lines that	lines; glory or gravity; shades and shadows
1731	and things like that, 1	psychical research; J. H. Hyslop, “A Case of Veridical Hallucinations” (1909); F. L. Thompson
1732	and things like that, 2	J. H. Hyslop, “Veridical Hallucinations” (1909); F. L. Thompson: He never half did what was in his soul.
1733	ºº º	cartography; scribble; Shannon Mattern
1734	º ºº	cartography; scribble; ologies; Shannon Mattern
1735	meanwhile	diminished judgement; local color; meanwhile; windows
1736	which the asphalt had long forgotten	asphalt; difficulties; dust; sky; B. M. Bower, The Thunder Bird (1919); Nicole Krauss
1737	empyrean bluely	blue; mosstobemore; Nicole Krauss; W. S. Wetmore, General Commercial Telegraphic Code (1875)
1738	one or two, onerous onions only	onions; scribble; telegraphic codes
1739	the same, reverse view — The Albatross	albatross; horizon; littoral; night; skies; sky
1740	embarrassments, as too too many	birds; embarrassments; lines; Annie Besant; J. F. Cooper; Maria Edgeworth; Mrs. Oliphant
1741	1307	envelope; ohne worte; postmarked; scratches
1742	a flock of sails	furrows; ruffles; sails; waves; Soren Kierkegaard
1743	ºººº º	clouds; dance; knuckles; molecules; scribble
1744	or in read on	errata; A. Hodgkinson, “Colour and its relation to the Structure of Coloured Bodies” (1889); Yves Bonnefoy
1745	climate change hits the olive industry	change; error; fleurons; ink; NYT; scribble; can such accidents be copyrighted?
1746	ocation	envelope; ere; erosion; postmarked; scars; tears; weathering
1747	orme, ormes and orms	can of orms; error; errors; orms; worms; Kathryn Schulz
1748	when it emerged	above; deeps; hands; s; B. Martin, The Philosophy of Sounds, Music, and the Organization of the Ear (1781)
1749	and all experiments testify	coincidence; experimental; incidence; mathesis; B. Martin, A new and comprehensive system (1764)
1750	19 different / jumps	caesura; half-lines; jumps; NYT; Is the sky the limit? focused on come?
1751	just so	local color; so; windows
1752	a mediocre power of visual imagery	least favorite word; Alma Bell & Loretta Muckenhoupt, “determination of ideational type” (1906)
1753	words, waiting on	ohne worte; waiting; walls
1754	if that ain’t a something of	paramnesia; something; somethings; Havelock Ellis, The World of Dreams (1916)
1755	here a dot, a mark, a sign	dots; flora; glossary; this worldliness; other worldliness; ERIC ED066065 (1972)
1756	unbending words	etymological research; glossary; method; seams; ERIC ED066065 (1972)
1757	as one thinks of it, haphazardly	clouds; critical and waning moments; glossary; mumbling; Yong Xue; 咏雪詞; ERIC ED066065 (1972)
1758	in a trice, with a whurry, and to the confusion	lexicon; whurry; Randle Cotgrave, A Dictionarie of the French and English Tongues (1632)
1759	in aggregate, they form	crossings; deluge; emblematics; Tom Conley; J. L. Schefer
1760	instead of words instead of, 1	canals; holes; rock; words; Horace Traubel
1761	instead of words instead of, 2	meadow; merely skimmed the surface; orts; wire; uttered by shapes and wires; Simone Weil
1762	to the above list, add “scatter”	airborne; scatter; scribble
1763	strike anywhere	airborne; reading notes; scribble; Anne Michaels
1764	instead of wheres	airborne; reading notes; scribble; insteads; wheres
1765	erosion of colors       1/2	folds; local color; Miyaura; windows
1766	as well as their matteness       2/2	folds; a constant impoverishment; local color; Miyaura; windows; J. L. Schefer
1767	nor the philosophers, 1	NYT; Ali Smith, Winter (2017)
1768	nor the philosophers, 2	NYT; Ali Smith, Winter (2017)
1769	interior aside	asides; incandescence; interior
1770	whose lands touch the sea	experimental; touch; water; F. B. and L. M. Gilbreth, “Chronocylegraph motion study devices” (1915)
1771	entrances and exits	action; asides; entrances and exits; indirection; W. T. Price, The Analysis of Play Construction (1908)
1772	CC  AA  SS  GG	clouds; shadows; John Haygarth, “Description of a Glory” (1789)
1773	reprints and separata, 1	separata
1774	reprints and separata, 2	eucalyptus; separata; severals; silt; the less reliable and more variable; withes or wicker
1775	reprints and separata, 3	curves; horizon; separata; is that rain?
1776	reprints and separata, 4	separata; in gas or vacuo indefinite; whether
1777	of those signs	bayangan dapur; shadows; Ali Smith, Winter (2017)
1778	reprints and separata, 5	separata; whether; whether or no you desire it to throw a shadow; Tom
1779	reprints and separata, 6	separata; weather; whether; water’s edge; R. W. Schufeldt, “Scientific Taxidermy for Museums” (1894)
1780	spe ci men	answers; ellipses; holes; questions; rounds; scribble; whiteness; James Baldwin; Claudia Rankine
1781	[ ]	brackets; ohne worte; scribble
1782	istance	distance; haze; scribble
1783	istance, 2	asemics; istance; nonstance; stance; Anne Blonstein
1784	to which is added Enquire Within upon fancy	lint, various forms and uses of; index; vade mecum; R. K. Philip, Enquire Within Upon Everything (1869)
1785	demonstration, 1	demonstration; scribble
1786	Nyuhx 07165 / Broken open	ruination; spine; telegraphic codes; Bohlmann’s Chemical Code (1922)
1787	twine and needles,	sea phrases; signal codes; weather permitting; Abraham A. Leggett, The telegraphic dictionary (1828)
1788	upon the ebb, upon the flood	signal codes; Abraham A. Leggett, The telegraphic dictionary (1828)
1789	dreamless discoloured, iceland autumns	wool; yellow; Fred Towler & Co., Wool, Bradford, England, Private Telegraphic Code (1899)
1790	Lapidary lately, Nous now or never. A book of rules.	lapidary; nous; telegraphic codes; W. J. Sutherland, K.K., the complete code (1888); Anne Boyer
1791	womar wybuf wuvez, wyhox wodir wozen	Supplement to Wieger’s Blitz-Code 1908 (Düsseldorf, 1914)
1792	another, later	marginalia; scribble; something to look forward to
1793	=	scribble; suspension
1794	much hidden by sea-weed, only found in this bed	bituminous blae; couplets; horizon; only; Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society (1901)
1795	at two or three horizons	atmospherics; only; Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society (1901)
1796	swimming in the air	dance; indirection; lines; swimming; teaching; NYT; Lar Lubovitch
1797	a mutiny in the mildest thoughts	enough; latihan; loess
1798	another something	corrugation; recyclings; scars; something
1799	something another else	shadows; soft; something
1800	that other scene	swimming; water; windows; Iris Murdoch, The Bell (1958)
1801	a burlesque perhaps, a weaver’s shuttle	another; method; something
1802	(at) a loss for words	blur; ohne worte; scribble; wanderings
1803	significant delays in unfinished projects	blur; gpoy; NYT
1804	further melting	ampersand; local color; meltings; between Nails & Spa and Shangri-la; windows
1805	a further anecdote	anecdotes; scribble; Michael Ondaatje
1806	a few clauses falling away	scribble; Michael Ondaatje
1807	ommencement	alalia; aphasia; ohne worte; scribble
1808	drawing in the air	air; dreams; in-between-ness; lines; palimpsest; to let the air in; FT; Chiharu Shiota
1809	enough to see the way	damage; postmarked; stains; Rachel Cusk; Stevie Smith
1810	disconcerting irregularities	button-downs; ohne worte; skies; sky; NYT
1811	any data at all had been an error	error; latihan; NYT
1812	intent on uncertainty	clouds; lines; wire; Michael Ondaatje
1813	song of the shuffling-feet dance	abecedary; “meaningless syllables”; ohne worte; Frances Densmore, Teton Sioux Music (1918)
1814	mystorient scroll	local color
1815	aside from the, 2	asides; scribble; Hernán Diaz
1816	aside from the, 6	asides; scribble; Hernán Diaz
1817	onsonants	dropped initials; onsonants; shadows
1818	nonsonance	dropped initials; nonsonance; onsonants; shadows
1819	and eafless. densely	eafless; leaves; onsonants; Anna Botsford Comstock, Butterfly Acquaintances (1912)
1820	in on sonance with the evidence ð	error; ð; nonsense; onsonants; Peter Handke
1821	as usual	scribble; Peter Handke
1822	so too in sense	lists; sense; nonsense; stains; Josephine Miles
1823	discuss paradise, disembody providence	couplets; latihan; mining; telegraphic codes; Last Chance; Oro Denoro; Rambler; X.-Ray
1824	roseate, water works	latihan; meander; oceanic; sensate; sense; telegraphic codes; water; water works
1825	jury duty	corrugation; paths; Paul Celan
1826	notitia	notitia; walking; Rachel Cusk; Peter Handke; Merve Emre
1827	only the betweens	apropos of nothing; between; betweens; latihan; non sequitur; orts
1828	奈良, a wall	anymore; mirrors; walls; Clarice Lispector
1829	more betweenage	betweens; ohne worte; scribble; shaping
1830	あすなろ floor	japan; ohne worte
1831	どうでもいいのに	box; horses; japan; うま
1832	wireic runes	ohne worte; ruination; runes; wire; Niihama
1833	pole wrap	orts; poles; Miyaura
1834	another pole	mono no aware; ohne worte; orts; poles; Miyaura; Michael Ondaatje
1835	rimoné lines	lines; obscurity; ohne worte; yellow; poles
1836	the o-céan are; and o-céan, the	e; é; ocean; onsense
1837	and all asides, if we may call them so	all asides; asides; latihan; onsense; so; Mrs. Oliphant
1838	as there was between objects	drift; landschaft; non sequitur; paper; too much space between; David Malouf
1839	a weed called slaugh	arrivals; borders; drift; driftage; frames; sky; weather; John Bryan, Narrative of (1768)
1840	driftage might, and the driftage of	drift; driftage; latihan; oceanic; G. H. Kinahan
1841	was not, or less so	less; less so; so
1842	glimpse of land, and	clearing; clearings; glimpse; Charles Henry Eden; David Malouf
1843	chatter	chatter; ghosts; ohne worte; 1chome10
1844	chatter (on the other hand)	chatter; ghosts; ohne worte; on the other hand; 1chome10
1845	as soees seees; ’ow, if ’orses be	horses; lists; off ’is ’orses; nonsense; onsense; George Moore; Robert Seethaler
1846	atangle	horses; orange; tangle; うま; wire
1847	clement clumsy, cluster	latihan; telegraphic codes; tercet; wool; Telegraphic Cipher Code of Brown, Adams (ca 1900)
1848	dotage 1	dotage; scribble
1849	dotage 2	dotage; scratches; scribble
1850	syllable, through shearing; tarbosh, the same	couplets; this plot of land; method; syllables; telegraphic codes; wool; Robert Seethaler
1851	as if the stitch was passing	errata; homoeopathy; insteads; instructions; nails; as from a pressing nail
1852	ɛðərings, tentative	notable nothing; nothing; ohne worte; weather; weathering; weatherings; ɛðərings
1853	came and went	atmospheres; then leaves unbent; birds; departures; returns
1854	wave action, zone of	coal; littoral; un; waves; David White; Reinhardt Thiessen
1855	the altered character of light	light; nil; telegraphic codes; Hamburg-Amerika Linie & Norddeutscher Lloyd, Telegraphic Code (1935)
1856	wratchet werds	the cuts tell the story; latihan; umquhile; wratchet; ad; this wratcheit lyfe
1857	titration	fracking; method; NYT; offset; titration
1858	22	count; lines; littoral; ohne worte; stichometry; un; 22
1859	would it be green or dry	dark; dark sound sunk; lumber; sound; telegraphic codes; un; unsound; Henry Piaggio
1860	this distrust of any clouding	and yet; clouds; drift; flagging & fumbling; littoral; a sail; Virginia Woolf, The Pargiters (abandoned 1932)
1861	two ships, three ships	failure; ruination; telegraphic codes; Henry Piaggio
1862	between wind and water	rivers; telegraphic codes; wind; Henry Piaggio
1863	unc, unca, see unco	ghosts; lexicon; mutability; rosettes; un; unco; Abram Room; Joseph Wright
1864	66	ɛðərings; ohne worte; postmarked; 66
1865	co lisions	accident; dots; interference; ohne worte; postmarked
1866	adows, ow	interference; shadows; slow
1867	cuneolis, tins of	at a stand-still; on the lines of; scribble; telegraphic codes; Word Code for Foreign State Telegrams (1903)
1868	delitori, on the hills	ɛðərings; obscurity; relief; terrain; telegraphic codes; Word Code for Foreign State Telegrams (1903)
1869	beyond a radius of tide tables	radii; tables; tides; telegraphic codes; Word Code for Foreign State Telegrams (1903)
1870	luting. light.	figura; filament; filing; incandescence; light; luting; 200 watts; W. W. Will, Prescription Reading (1898)
1871	water, and water; cell after cell	a certain erratic course; decay; lumber; method; timber; water; Francis Ernest Lloyd
1872	fragmente der moral	adrift; afloat; margins; mistakes' telegraphic codes; Word Code for Foreign State Telegrams (1903)
1873	placente pleroticum	betweens; interruption; seas; telegraphic codes; Word Code for Foreign State Telegrams (1903)
1874	S, a land	edges; margins; mere; water; CPW
1875	waiting for rain	notes; rain; scribble; waiting; Xu Bing
1876	from ευ well; τήκειν to melt	bloom; eutectic; latihan; melt; metallurgy; quiet
1877	Salon des Boiseries	Salon des Boiseries; slow; un; windows; FT
1878	unindations	excess; un; Jessica J. Lee
1879	undermer	deeps; un; under
1880	reduced to an intuition	graphite; rust; scratches; scribble; Marilynne Robinson
1881	order in any form	lexicon; order; rust; scratches; scribble; temporary; Marilynne Robinson
1882	and even that difference	apropos of nothing; dust; non sequitur; rust; Ruth; scribble; usts; water; Marilynne Robinson
1883	thing thought, write today	cinema; film; latihan; lists; Motion Picture Classics
1884	islands, or lakes. roulette.	apropos of nothing; archipelago; islands; roulette; telegraphic codes; Passenger's Cable Code (1895, 97)
1885	graphitic matter. matter-fangled, extirely.	graphite; matter; muddles; in incipient dotage; muddle-headed, confused.
1886	ø	dust; hemispheres; ohne worte; rust; scribble; usts; ø
1887	øø	detritus; margins; ohne worte; rust; usts; ø
1888	I caught myself staring at nothing.	evening; littoral; waves; 6; Alexander Cozens, Principles of beauty relative to the human head (1777, 78)
1889	the whole problem of punctuation	commas; dark; punctuation; semicolons; stenography; J. D. Logan, Quantitative Punctuation (1907)
1890	/	non sequitur; remington; rubbing; scribble; plans; North German Lloyd Passengers’ Cable Code (1907)
1891	rounds, spills, blots	asphalt; blots; rounds; scribble; spills
1892	meanwhile, a	accident; horizon; leakage; meanwhile; ohne worte; rounds; stains; 3x5
1893	Loutré	non sequitur; scribble; Shadowland; Loutré; Lisa Ysaye Tarleau
1894	may antoms at brighton reach, through antoms of	alliteration; an; atoms; e; ignis fatuus; matter; antimatter; OCR misreads; un
1895	weathering	weathering; swimming; blue
1896	in extent, a few	a few; digital processes; method; transitional characters; water; Clara Langenbeck
1897	elaborate shapes all over	drawing; non sequitur; shapes; Clara Langenbeck; Marilynne Robinson
1898	or later it floats down	colloquial scientific discourse; mycetozoa; kleinsten erblicken; Clara Langenbeck; Goethe; couplets
1899	blue steppe, two step	adrift; dark; mutability; seas; steppe; Marilynne Robinson
1900	a well known Engine us’d both on Land and at Sea	at sea; engines; glossographia; hard words; method; to land at sea
1901	very faint at first; steady but woolly	abandoned; difficulties; faint; latihan; neptune; observations; precision imprecision; abandonment
1902	and a piece of cheese, the weeds	latihan; ness: nonsense; quatrains; shoulds; shouldness; subjunctives
1903	aught water	water
1904	and not the true sheer wouldness	ness; optatives; quatrains; would; woulds; wouldness
1905	could ness and diarnot see	ness; could; coulds; couldness
1906	Oldness (ould'-ness)	ould; ness
1907	for a, sora	lyric; ohne worte; sora=sky; stumped; Anne Boyer
1908	ひも, noth. ing but	ひも; ness; non sequitur; OCR misreads; string; American Railroad Journal (1833)
1909	劇場	rust; signs; theatrics; 劇場; Osaka
1910	viewt	mirrors; motoring; sky; Viewt; Kyoto
1911	the tyranny of structurelessness	media; structurelessness; Jo Freeman; The Tyranny of Structurelessness
1912	kind of a non sequitur	frost; non sequitur; tone; typography; windows; Peter Saville
1913	un-words, sad-words, uncomely cloudburst words	happenings; rot; telegraphic codes; un; Arnold's Code No. 20 (1903)
1914	or even the	apropos of nothing; littoral; nonsense; 84; The Treasury of Knowledge and Library of Reference (1836)
1915	eventually ever, every now and then	latihan; poles; telegraphic codes; James Edwin Dempsey, The Southwestern Telegraphic Code (1919)
1916	oies arenthetical	arentheticals; curves; latihan; OCR misreads; tercets
1917	some instances	arentheticals; hands; instances; sometimes the pieces don't quite fit together; ntheticals
1918	drawings, nowhere	arrivals; latihan; remington; Henry Harvey's A.B.C. Domestic Code (2nd ed., 1885); Elizabeth Hardwick
1919	soft, years	inimal; minimal; notes; orts; scribble; soft
1920	soft, years 2	archives; orting; scribble; soft; sorting; years; shadows; Hollis Frampton; David Gatten
1921	ólios	Aparri; impulse of light; scribble; Elizabeth Hardwick, Sleepless Nights (1979)
1922	COMWT / We are communicating with	dots; interference; mimeograph; periods; telegraphic codes; Farm Credit Administration (1934)
1923	the same side, the opposite side and	somewhere in between; apropos of nothing; offset; NYT
1924	shadowland	asides; littoral; shadows; Shadowland; Sunset Magazine
1925	in the air allegorical became, because	allegory; latihan; telegraphic codes; J. M. Coetzee; Fairchild's Illustrated Women's Wear Code (1921)
1926	cockle one code among many, coiffure	hair; telegraphic codes; J. M. Coetzee; Fairchild's Illustrated Women's Wear Code (1921)
1927	across water	across; non sequitur; plains; scratches; water; Gerald Murnane
1928	and offset	anymore; blotches; marginalia; NYT; offset; Gerald Murnane
1929	an altogether different task	current reading; indirection; scribble; Gerald Murnane
1930	cochineal coffee; indigos, many	co-conscious; indigo; nonsense; OCR misreads; rhubarb
1931	autology	autology; fishing; found; lost; old papers; pshaw; roy used to say; tautology
1932	pneumatic theory	breath; CLUI; horizon; mereology; mixture; pneuma; Emanuele Coccia
1933	vert	cartography; post-its; vert; whelm; whelve
1934	the ghost in the machine	dance; dots; ghosts; ink; leakage; the ghost in the machine; カラオケ
1935	which is not, however	cable; deflection; indirection; local color; method; windows
1936	º º	ohne worte; rounds
1937	lease each end, plenty of water	a continuous coherent sequence; lease; near; telegraphic codes; yarn; yarp; Gerald Murnane
1938	out of the water	currents; odic currents; odic theory; mirrors; non sequitur; telegraphy; Latham Smith
1939	for help in drawing up this index, 1-4	index; escape; not; Rachel Alcock; AC
1940	for help in drawing up this index, 5-8	index; romance; wheat; Rachel Alcock; AC
1941	for help in drawing up this index, 9-12	a prize; index; Rachel Alcock; AC
1942	for help in drawing up this index, 13-16	confraternity; index; Rachel Alcock; AC
1943	for help in drawing up this index, 17-20	index; spurious second part; uncooperative texts; Rachel Alcock; AC
1944	mesalignment	mesalignment; scribble; Tanguy Eeckhout; Ilse D'Hollander; Raoul De Keyser
1945	screbblings	awnderings; missings; nonsense; points; screbble; scribble; OCR misreads
1946	the psychology of color	approximate poetry; fresh water; grays; greys; psychology of color; turns; whys
1947	ten tative answers	ten questions to ask when creating a visualization; method; scribble; visualization
1948	c aught	apropos of nothing; caught; eucalyptus; grays; walls; Gerald Murnane
1949	1949	a lull in the tumblr cycle; 1949
1950	thumbdrive 2	scribble
1951	thumbdrive 3	scribble
1952	thumbdrive 5	scribble
1953	thumbdrive 10	scribble
1954	3x5 bookmark, damaged in book (inverted)	3x5
1955	3/4 Qt. f 93	fragment
1956	magenta spill across halftone edge, detail	magenta; NYT
1957	cmyk+, 1	cmyk
1958	cmyk+, 2	cmyk
1959	ain’t rep (inv)	windows
1960	—	scratches; windows
1961	ain trep	windows
1962	rather :::::o: antangle both	antangle; the Great Ejection; :; Joseph Caryl; Rosmarie Waldrop
1963	transportation by water	great walls; transportation by water; un; unwhere; walls; wheres
1964	fleuron ceiling inward answers none	agriculture; ceilings; fleurons; flora; inward answer; no
1965	Sandstone	agriculture; inward answer; no; onsense; nonsense; nosense
1966	eascape	clouds; inward answer; littoral; mirage; shadows; thalassa
1967	warm\cool	above below; cool and warm; etro; subject to change; warm and cool; windows
1968	wip (types of sleeve lengths)	scribble; sleeve lengths; Fairchild Illustrated Women’s Wear Code (1921)
1969	sleeve lengths (and an accidental leg)	scribble; sleeve lengths; sleeves; Fairchild Illustrated Women’s Wear Code (1921)
1970	lines (sleeve lengths, continued)	parataxis; scribble; sleeve lengths; Fairchild Illustrated Women’s Wear Code (1921); Iris Murdoch
1971	ghosts in the matrix	beach scene; clearing the queue; dots; ghosts; mathematics; sand; Alexander Grothendieck; Simone Weil
1972	screen time	a.m.; walls
1973	well, I can’t locomote	Li’l Gus; locomotion; movement; personality; puppets; NYT; Gus Solomons Jr.
1974	under th	belated reading; e; marginalia; photocopy; under the lash; C. S. Peirce
1975	fallen leaf, 1-4	cento; fallen leaf; just-plausible verse; latihan; George Herbert Palmer; Homer
1976	fallen leaf, 5-8	idem
1977	fallen leaf, 9-12	idem
1978	fallen leaf, 13-16	idem
1979	fallen leaf, 17-20	idem
1980	fallen leaf, 21-24	idem
1981	fallen leaf, 25-28	idem
1982	fallen leaf, 29-32	idem; source and discussion
1983	tackings	lack; latihan; tack; tacking
1984	tacking, a scrap	cactus; non sequitur; orts; tack; tacking; A. F. Hopkinson
1985	imeline. timeline.	board; chalk; ohne worte; slate; political actually
1986	but we must pause       1/2	believe it or not; latihan; marrow-men; niche; not; of every absurdity; or; whether
1987	I read somewhere       2/2	believe it or not; latihan; not; or; telegraph
1988	I hauled it back.	behind the behind; latihan; onsense; trees; misc; miscellaneous information; John Macdonald
1989	43F74	chalk; day job; scribble; teaching
1990	as though for	scribble; slow; Peter Handke
1991	laputan, vaguely	fields; findings; laputa; ohne worte; scribble
1992	levels 0 .70 255	good things are three; onsense; photocopy; threes; Friedrich Hölderlin
1993	would that account	chit-chat; onsense; tack
1994	with their mutilated music,	cento; mutilation; Simone Muench
1995	a hollowed out nap, whose sort of	angling; isry them out into the water; latihan; onsense; whose sort of corkscrew path; Alfred B. Street
1996	on water. then	non sequitur; reading; scrunch; waves; NYT; Ben Lerner
1997	sleevage	ohne worte; poor light; blindsight; scribble; sleeve lengths; Ben Lerner; Rosmarie Waldrop
1998	numerous of	porosity; reading; windows; Emily Dickinson; Ben Lerner
1999	unknown and, 7	ohne worte; scribble
2000	the simplest letters	no; no where; nowhere; two Persons of Quality; brain rambles; Matthew Carter
2001	satsuma	Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre (1847)
2002	Signs from the East, transformed into Running Hand	entences; 162708; Frederic George McCutcheon (1885)
2003	broken, disjoint d, and mix’d	curious anecdotes; isoperimetric problems; broken disjointed metaphors; spherics; tercets
2004	un some u ns	Rays Fro Th’ Loominary; tercets; un; unsome
2005	unsome awnder	awnderings; littoral; un
2006	else, el swither	elsedock; Anne Dufourmantelle (on risk); Thomas Wright, Dictionary of Obsolete & Provincial English (1857)
2007	keeps getting lost in the index, 1	index; index card; scribble; Jenny Offill, Dept. of Speculation (2014)
2008	keeps getting lost in the index, 2	index; index card; scribble; Jenny Offill, Dept. of Speculation (2014)
2009	forget-s-ting-got-ten	stammering; Thornton A. Jenkins, Code of flotilla and boat squadron signals (1861); Alejandra Pizarnik
2010	just in case	microglia; scribble; why write; Alejandro Zambra, Not to Read (2018); José Santos González Vera
2011	awayget adscribam	latihan; memory; onsense
2012	the numerous kinds of	asphalt; approximate poetry; enjambment; latihan; onsense; tercet; wearing the same clothes
2013	ilterings, alterings	blur; close misreadings; margins; NYT
2014	the narrative arc	arcs; plots; recent reading; scribble; Miranda Popkey, Topics of Conversation (2020)
2015	the error of (eltering)	dirt; kneading; lexicon; method; quatrains; rustic adornments; working in the ground; Joseph Wright
2016	perhaps casting a sideways glance	alphabet; blackboard; method; sideways glance; slate; vizpo; windows; Clive Cussler (1931-2020)
2017	lentina o	anguage oetry; essening; onsense; stressening
2018	a certain error insinuated	dubious colors; error; latihan; scribble; uncertain scaffolding
2019	wayfinding, 1	desert; ohne worte; scribble; wayfinding
2020	the solitudes, 1	scribble; solitudes
2021	the solitudes, 2	scribble; solitudes
2022	the solitudes, 3	scribble; solitudes
2023	broken down by the side of the road, 1	scribble; side of the road; Rachel Cusk
2024	broken down by the side of the road, 2	anguage; scribble; side of the road; William Cobbett
2025	etym gy	orgotten; pedoman; scribble; Davide Del Bello
2026	a creamery means	a red book; fews; interference; onsense; poetry of pedestrianism; Jane Austen, Mansfield Park (1814)
2027	crosswalk round the rooia, lieu	crosswalk; a few; onsense; scribble; R. S. Surtees, Handley Cross; or, the Spa Hunt (1843)
2028	and the sky had the appearance of being so overcharged	clouds; rereading; sky; spine; weather; Jane Austen, Emma (1816)
2029	etheO	HK; obscurity; orward; spine; Thomas Hardy, Jude the Obscure (1896)
2030	flotsam	flotsam; spine; Erich Auerbach Mimesis (1953)
2031	exercises	exercises; latihan; spine; The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
2032	without a capital	g; spine; Virginia Woolf, Moments of Being (1978)
2033	of of’s	of; the
2034	right down the alphabet	alphabet; anguage; orange; spine; Christopher Isherwood, Prater Violet (1946, 1961)
2035	Connective- and supplementary words	onsense; Salerno; P. H. Winter, Private Code (1931); Jane Austen, Emma (1816)
2036	in this atmosphere. those	onsense; those were days; R. E. O’Connor (Elections Bill, NSW, 1893)
2037	and those days were not like these	approximate poetry; couplets; oddness; those were days
2038	spring, scenes of	those were days; N. C. Bochsa; John Clay; George Eliot, Scenes of Clerical Life (1858)
2039	D, at sea	at sea; D; desert; deserts; spine; Reyner Banham, Scenes in America Deserta (1982)
2040	bars, sudden	archipelago; ink; islands; NYT; tortuous path
2041	EB111	ohne worte; orona; NYT
2042	about. the word about.	about; latihan
2043	see alsos, 1	MWF; see also; telegraphic codes; (Margaret Winifred) Keegan’s International Code (1917)
2044	see alsos, 2	MWF; see also; telegraphic codes; (Margaret Winifred) Keegan’s International Code (1917)
2045	see alsos, 3	MWF; see also; telegraphic codes; (Margaret Winifred) Keegan’s International Code (1917)
2046	see alsos, 4	MWF; see also; telegraphic codes; (Margaret Winifred) Keegan’s International Code (1917)
2047	the watery part of the world	spine; water; Herman Melville, Moby Dick (1851)
2048	langen langsam	lexicon; slow; spine; Madeline Kripke
2049	flew in the old way	latihan; ornithology; sambil lalu
2050	puing-puing punggung	lexicon; punggung buku; ruination; spine
2051	no any part was more	derivation; latihan; onsense; salvage; Thomas Heaphy
2052	213	littoral; Los Angeles; ohne worte
2053	frays	ohne worte
2054	ampaswim	out of context; spine; swimming; Lewis Carroll; White Rabbit
2055	_	orts
2056	words : too many, 1	small bones; too many words
2057	words : too many, 2	too many words; Jane Lodeman
2058	words : too many, 3	derivations and derivatives; too many words; W. E. E. Conwell; Henry Kirke White
2059	words : too many, 4	clean-cut views; too many words; Gerald Murnane; Dorothy Tudor Owen
2060	fdefa	asphalt; fdefa; ohne worte
2061	fdefa, highly necessary to be read	fdefa; onsense; tercet
2062	▢ ▢ ▢   ▢ ▢ ▢	spine; tides; v; Blaise Pascal
2063	gleys	γλαυκός; gley; spine
2064	fdela, folded folding	nonevasive complexes; onsense; Jacob Jonsson; Francisco de Osuna; barely anything let alone poetry
2065	tangents and asides	asides; tangents; NYT
2066	2bb, inv, fallen and a blue haze	accident; blue; blue haze; hangers; non sequitur; onsense; whatsome
2067	the list seemed	cento; tercet
2067a	the list seemed (experiment: sortable table rows)	cento; tercet
2067b	the list seemed (experiment: sortable list)	cento; tercet
2068	skein of	lint; mesh; skein; weir
2069	abletop andscape	andscape; Dorthe Nors
2070	distance, near	Africa; distance; near; onsense; scission; south
2071	words. 300 plays, where, see	commonplace book; index; nails; sandstorm; shake; waywardness; Mrs. Henry Pott, Obiter Dicta (1900)
2072	what words pass the residue	as soon as; onsense; residue; Sidney Perley, Adjudicated Forms (1895)
2073	was called the sea very early	onsense; seas; Sidney Perley, “Beverly in 1700” (1920)
2074	waste paper wait	paper; tenor and vehicle; waiting; waste; Paul Valéry
2075	and of, property of	istortion; ohne worte; wip; W. B. Weeden, Economic and Social History of New England, 1620-1789 (1890)
2076	someni so’s. the question of direction.	ȝ; bitumen; couplets; onsense; someni; Francis Bacon, Sylva Silvarum (1670); N.F.D.
2077	\ \\	accretions; lines; Charles Portis, Masters of Atlantis (1985)
2078	tl;dr	cmyk; tl;dr; NYT
2079	an aside	asides; steel wool; wool
2080	of words, as if spun	approximate poetry; cobwebs; onsense; out of words; prolations; tercet
2081	¶	erratics; rocks; scribble; Dorthe Nors; Vicki Laveau-Harvie
2082	usts	abrasure; dust
2083	nunquam theory, alphabet nil	lists; names; wip
2084	Em He	onsense; 3x5; 意味がない
2085	ors	or; scribble
2086	orss	more; or; scribble
2087	adge	accident; edges; ohne worte; sludge
2088	onginnen	begins; couplets; ends; onginnen
2089	d cu	metamorphosis; remington; repurposings
2090	aul, 10	scribble
2091	glaes	glass; water
2092	ungoings, 1	ungoings; gpoy, awnderings
2093	m y yp	nyt; book your dream getaway now
2094	un going aside	does not; per-curtness; tercet; un; ungoings; The Land War; Chief Red Eagle
2095	☱	il deserto rosso; littoral; spine; George Eliot, Daniel Deronda (1876)
2096	eninsula	repurposings
2097	▞	idling; scribble
2098	┞	idling; scribble
2099	∿∿∿	idling; scribble
2100	⏖	idling; incandescent light off graphite; scansion; scribble
2101	40eab	ohne worte; reconnoitre; scribble; unwhere
2102	as if, if. Pinks. dili rain.	fives; ifs; Horace Traubel
2103	⑉	spine; Alejandra Pizarnik
2104	fixture, now a rarity	ink; NYT
2105	givings away	Daisydingle; heartsease and rue; sleepy, uninteresting sentences; David Milch
2106	subfluence, 1	subfluence; under the direction of; Eduard Suess; Hertha Sollas
2107	⚍
2108	subfluences, of	quatrains; subfluence; Kazlitt Arvine
2109	〽	ascesis; deserts; 庵点, Geoffrey Galt Harpham, The Ascetic Imperative (1987)
2110	﹆	ascesis; deserts; 白ゴマ; Geoffrey Galt Harpham, The Ascetic Imperative (1987)
2111	subfluence merged in an ornamental lake	cinquain; cotton; error; subfluence; unterströmungshypothese; Otto Ampferer; Jack Hirschman
2112	゠	ohne worte; scribble
2113	ゞ	ohne worte; race
2114	around a trace	tercet; nuts & volts
2115	⎞
2116	〜
2117	ardwar δίδωμι; Ardwar, sasine of	compiled with great care and accuracy; tercet
2118	℘	scribble; sonder; 3x5
2119	dust cover, 1	clouds; dust; it depends
2120	dust cover, 2	clouds; dust; it depends
2121	gespu cosaasi	thread; thready; threadbare; Georges Boucher de Boucherville, Dictionnaire du langage des nombres (1889)
2122	⎶	blue; spine; subduction; subfluence; Paul Valéry)
2123	in later light	or in any wise recorded; scribble; Murray Bail
2124	hdwe, asphalt	eagle rock; hardward; hdwe; 1971 Cadillac Coup Deville
2125	ƾ	now, for now; subfluence
2126	and swerving legend	now, for now; tercet; Helen Kate (Rogers) Furness; Sarah Ann Jeffreys; Susanna Winkworth
2127	Ϛ	ohne worte; remnant protective wrap, under chair
2128	Ϧ	clutter, again
2129	—	littoral; loess; Gordon S. Haight, George Eliot : A Biography (1968)
2130	⁽₎	ohne worte; scribble
2131	amblings (1 through 10)	forest; scribble
2132	’	sky; red sky; Larry McMurtry
2133	₀₀₆₇	ohne worte; scribble
2134	₀₀₇₄	ohne worte; scribble
2135	other weaves, I think sparrows	you never know; Eliza Jane Cate; Constance Cotterell; May Isabel Fisk; Eliza Lynn Linton; Elizabeth Paschal
2136	bluings	index card; 3x5
2137	angua geost	alphabet; expiration; window
2138	03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17	lecture notes; rocks; scribble
2139	A brown moth fluttered.	breath; breathing; cento; couplet
2140	by nat u	orts
2141	leavings 1	oplets
2142	leavings 2	oplets
2143	a piece of furniture, the hen steps in; Ase natmen	breathing; onsense
2144	ᛢ	dust; Hugh Thomson
2145	ᚮ	ohne worte
2146	a lumber room, a few quacks...	a fundamental principle of; breathing; cento
2147	out into	breathing; a more scientific taste; and a deal of Latin in it too; Mrs. Gaskell
2148	∷∷ ∷ ∷	dots; ∷; lost color method; Sara Haardt / Little Blue Book 375
2149	ᛆ	birch end borke; ohne worte
2150	igures in un	igures
2151	╼	scribble
2152	╾	scribble
2153	˳	ondensations; orts
2154	˚	ondensations; orts
2155	—	—
2156	╍	ologies
2157	neither here nor there	scribble; deserts
2158	‚	breathing; orts; papaver orientale; red; Clarice Lispector, An Apprenticeship (1968, 2021)
2159	—	scribble
2160	¸	orts; papaver orientale
2161	could be Atlanta	clouds; Reconstruction; thoughtness; tumult; weather; wip; Mary E. Bryan
2162	n. cushion for the	1868; thoughtness; Rhoda Broughton; Isabella Fyvie Mayo
2163	looking doubtfully at the paper; ness of roofs	onsense; unthought; thoughtness; un; 1874; tercet
2164	—	sambil lalu; horizon
2165	last unsalable same	extremities; onsense; tercet; thoughtness; 1911; end on a scatter; veneer men
2166	—	ink; linotype; littoral; sky
2167	ink-bottle. quickness, I guess	aphasia; cento; couplets; thoughtness; Thomas Davidson; John Grote; A. W. Hoisholt; Clarice Lispector
2168	.	windows
2169	.	apropos of nothing; ohne worte; Spitalfield’s Life
2170	on the analogy between	analogy; margin; sociality of thinking; thoughtness; John Grote (1813-66)
2171	.	mechanical memory; Belfast, Maine
2172	..	mechanical memory; scribble; Belfast, Maine
2173	...	clutter; desktop
2174	....	littoral; plywood; slippage
2175	any good yarn; any yarn	just for the sound; knots; twists; William Whitman Co. Telegraphic Code (1922)
2176	......	weather; weathering; raked sand; littoral; sky
2177	.	alewife near; side of the path; Sarah Moss, Summerwater (2020; 2021)
2178	.	HVAC; today’s walk; today’s solitude; alewife near; side of the path; Sarah Moss, Summerwater (2020; 2021)
2179	.	non sequitur; scribble; semmerwater; Sarah Moss, Summerwater (2020; 2021)
2180	to those trees over there	desperation; linguine; river; Sarah Moss, Summerwater (2020; 2021)
2181	attended to his letters; a course of reducing exercises	contested elections; couplet; swamps; time, none; waste; Poplar Inquiry; Giuseppe Caccavale
2182	slightly ever so	accident; folds; in the murky depths; the delicate gloom; weather; Claire-Louise Bennett, Moss (2016)
2183	some about	about; and which gave occasion; conceptualism; e; eealism; error; nominalism
2184	..	estuary.est; O; Organics® Linguine; windows
2185	s	S; polarities
2186	n	N; polarities
2187	𝍡 𝍢𝍠𝍣 that imbroglio of mind merely	all obs oft times; aug; dispersion; a distempered melanchology; distrait; obs; scattering
2188	Mistakes and accidents will occur.	blur; catarrh; error; mistakes; movement; Glyco-Thymoline; Edgar Cayce
2189	—	littoral; windows
2190	and we went on reading	cento; flim; flimsy; tercet; Mary Healy Bigot; The Black Dwarf; Rachel Cusk; Mary Du Deney; J. Ralph Pickell
2191	—	sozio; Rachel Cusk, Second Place (2021)
2192	——	sozio
2193	▞▝	code day; curves; prep day; slate; water
2194	For Theoretical read Calculated.	errata; fluid dynamics; nomogaphy; pulsations; water-hammer; Miss O. Simin; H. C. Vensano; J. Joukovsky
2195	openings, adiabatic	onsense; openings; desperation; pasting device; system for the destruction of refuse; white control
2196	┺	paper; windows
2197	‷ ‶	clutter; from which; horizon
2198	▖▞	scribble
2199	℥	curves; edges; telephone; this mortal coil
2200	senesations, to hang intonations on	error; onsense; magic words; vocalization; Joseph Agassi; Jan A. Rigler; Ludwig Wittgenstein
2201	4/	red; scribble; Claire-Louise Bennett, Checkout 19 (2021)
2202	e il cielo molto sereno	night; night sky; sky; Carlo Matteucci
2203	works, annontated in the soggy trails	error; onsense; Virginia Woolf
2204	⠞	accident; red; urfaces; walked away unhurt
2205	.. .	while looking for something else; Istanbul; Turkey
2206	⠳	folds; offset; out; wrinkles
2207	01, 02	onggi; scribble
2208	01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09	onggi; scribble
2209	a onceing thing	among; dingen/ hacceity; onceings; method; nerve food; something
2210	.	crumple
2211	lenticular distance	distance; distances; onceings
2212	off course	islands; night sky; onceings
2213	meet remnant of the onceing place	couplets; onceings; May Agnes Fleming
2214	on going a journey	horizon; temporizing; William Hazlitt
2215	onceing dll	dll; onceings; boeat penggarapnja tanah merah miring; couplets; John Wilkins
2216	▅
2217	onceing, your inquiry regarding	onceings; amongso rothers; chicken sandwich; not backward in bind-period
2218	◰	littoral; storm; Stendhal
2219	ent ack	breaks; float; foam; obverse; Claire-Louise Bennett, Checkout 19 (2021)
2220	ack ent	foam; ohne worte; reverse
2221	⧸⧸⧸/⧸	blind; blinds; P. R. McVey
2222	┖	ohne nada; confluence of events
2223	.	haha; minimalism; minimalism so-called; dirty screen made visible; night; noise; dirt
2224	┋	slate; ohne worte
2225	missings; 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07	missing pieces; scribble; what ensues from walking into a used book shop; Henri Lefebvre
2226	⟌	non sequitur; window; Thomas Hardy, The Woodlanders (1887)
2227	upon the	slate
2228	.
2229	C . LIB	apropos of nothing
2230	.	coffee wash; glass; glasses; jm; stubborness; too concentrated to be concentrating; Moira Hahn
2231	along the	today’s reading; today’s walk; Friederike Mayröcker
2232	found	for completeness’s sake
2233	dommage	damage; dommage; cento; Sumner Locke; Stella G. S. Perry
2234	jute, 1	jute; sowing; a return to an earlier mode; A. C. Sen (comp.), Private Jute Code (1910)
2235	jute, 2	jute; rain; sowing; A. C. Sen (comp.), Private Jute Code (1910)
2236	jute, 3	jute; quiet; sowing; water; A. C. Sen (comp.), Private Jute Code (1910)
2237	jute, 4	jute; missings; sowing; A. C. Sen (comp.), Private Jute Code (1910)
2238	jute, 5	jute; sowing; wrongs; A. C. Sen (comp.), Private Jute Code (1910)
2239	jute, 6	jute; landings; sowing; A. C. Sen (comp.), Private Jute Code (1910)
2240	.	homasote; memory; rectangles
2241	notes 01 – 16	scribble
2242	┍┍	geranium; homasote; imperfect join
2243	bibav bibev bibew / as desired and find	bibav; λ; lower bounds; onsense; place; vines in a narrow border; swaged teeth
2244	undra onundra	conundra; non est idem; sense and reference
2245	a comparative blank.	defective parts; defective wholes; difficult reading; Martin W. Barr, Mental Defectives (1904)
2246	paths, forgotten	A4; Davide Del Bello, Forgotten Paths : Etymology and the Allegorical Mindset (2007)
2247	umbonulate, umdraengen don’t	here is no confusion; here no cholera; telegraphic code; Anundjee Roognathjee; Anandji Raghunáthji
2248	≣	dapur
2249	in a simple opera-glass, but	demo; でも; demolition; onsense; shudderings; shudderaction; situ-things; Octave Uzanne; A. Robida
2250	in the middle of the Salt Market	unfixedness; onsense; Robert Craighead; Robert Craghead
2251	an un-one scum, the unfixity of	un; unfixedness; thought-multiplying lists; 入定不定印經; lubricity; and various other strange matters
2252	⨔	scribble
2252a	⨒	scribble
2252b	⨕	scribble; Wichita Falls
2253	at how reading works	clearances; ergodic; former lives; reading; ruination; ruins
2254	sound end squares, from The Official Vocabulary	telegraphic code; Anundjee Roognathjee; Anandji Raghunáthji
2255	vaicus bygone	blue; scribble; telegraphic code; Anundjee Roognathjee; Anandji Raghunáthji
2256	Ja-Itoe, Jang-Soedah. Jang-Matjem-Apa.	The Hap Thay’s Private Telegraphic Code / Singapore, Ampenan, Amoy, Soerabaya (1926)
2257	tidak oentoeng, tidak oeroes	The Hap Thay’s Private Telegraphic Code (1926); ditto; ditto ditto; disorder
2258	in one the or another. the ness	the; theness; the-ness; Helen Kendrick Johnson; Whitley Stokes
2259	shelves, sentences.	scribble; Claire-Louise Bennett, Checkout 19 (2021)
2260	joins, 1, 2, 3	Baedeker’s Southern Germany (13th revised edition, 1929)
2261	joins, 4	clearances; salju
2262	., .., ...	Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Gary Snyder, “Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout” (1965)
2263	Zn	folds; ore; rock; rocks; seams; zinc; McNeill’s (Mining & General Telegraphic) Code (1905)
2264	5. b.	clouds; puttering; walls; weather
2265	|| ||| |	puttering; windows; woods words; Porter Emerson Brown
2266	pulau kuning	asphalt
2267	in the dark, 1 and 2	bridge; dark; diversions; finesse; FT
2268	le blues de l’ouest	blue; calendar; à propos of nothing; puttering
2269	each wasted move	hinge; glasses; puttering; twists; unsightly; Edmund Vance Cooke
2270	ough	rough; sky; Donald Evans
2271	, return	flotsam; pause; ripples
2272	to walk slowly or feebly; to halt, hobble	Allston; pause; puttering; rust; table
2273	a.m.	homasote; orts
2274	˚◌◦◦◯º◦ₒ˚◌ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6	puttering; scribble
2275	putterings, 27-1	Caroline A. Soule; Helen R. Hull; Mary Stanbery Watts; Edith Wyatt; Mrs. G. H. Adams; M. A. H.; et al.
2276	zoom notations 1, 2	criticism; scribble
2277	.. .	brutalism; demolition; local color; Tobin School
2278	—	afternoon walk, light
2279	—	afternoon walk, light; in der nähe niemandsland
2280	inkstand . a few words more	tables; words; no more words; Hyacinth R. Agnel
2281	.... .... .... .	wortbandstempel; buchstaben; ohne worte; zahlen
2282	º▞	ohne worte
2283	2, 3a, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9	scribble
2284	pollen	NYT; pollen; spring
2285	. . ...	horizon; night sky; Mary Hunter Austin, Lost Borders (1909)
2286	.	icecap
2287	putterings, 97–27	Mary Austin; Elizabeth Frances Corbett; Louise Closser Hale; Fanny Fern; Ruth Cameron; Sara Sylvester...
2288	—	sill dust corrugation; inv.
2289	errata	Celia Paul, Letters to Gwen John (2022)
2290	01, 02, 03, 04	scribble
2291	06, 07	scribble
2292	08, 09, 10	scribble
2293	11, 12, 13, 14	scribble
2294	wondering in way-stations	horizon; night sky; puttering; Gerald Stanley Lee (1862-1944), ed., Mount Tom (1917-18)
2295	.	windows; obstructions
2296	putterings, 117-97	Kate Gannett Wells; Lizzie W. Champney; Clarence Edward Mulford; Jennette Lee; Eve Babitz; et al.
2297	01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07	scribble
2298	.	exhaust
2299	01, 02, 03, 04	scribble
2300	duplex offshore weather, 01, 02	scribble
2301	02, 02	scribble
2302	02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08	scribble; zoom notes
2303	01, 02, 03, 04	scribble
2304	. .. ...	sky; walls; weather
2305	putterings, 124-116	Edith Summers Kelly; Caroline Lockhart; Chicago Dry Goods Reporter; et al.
2306	putterings, 130-125	Charlotte Perkins Gilman; Mary Gail Clark (Gomez); Charles Finlay Simmons; Gerald Stanley Lee; et al.
2307	.	cellophane; linguine; windows
2308	.	windows; shadow of the law
2309	putterings, 133-131	Sara Baume; Miss Fanny Juda; Albert Langerstedt; Herman Melville; Charles Olson
2310	01, 02, 03, 05	scribble
2311	06	scribble
2312	scratches, dents, and divots; a few pounds of coal	little things become big; cultural cringe
2313	.	scribble
2314	.., ... ..	scribble; the bottom of boredom; reading notes; Hernan Diaz, Trust (2022)
2315	01, 02, 03	scribble; test
2316	ditto	scribble; test
2317	⊞	folds; screen; side of the greenway
2318	putterings, 136-133	Alice Adams; Frederic Beecher Perkins; Charles Gilman Norris; Hernán Diaz, Trust (2022)
2319	.	Financial Times
2320	⩪	an ambushed trifle; islands; rocks; Marion Harland, Breakfast, Luncheon and Tea (1875)
2321	.	orts
2322	putterings, 145-137	M. B. Levick; Peter Handke; Virginia Tracy, Florence King; David Seabury
2323	02, 04	scribble
2324	putterings, 151-146	Gorky State Pedagogical Institute; Theodora Du Bois; William Pène du Bois; W. E. B. Du Bois; et al.
2325	putterings, 155-152	Robert Storr; Al Taylor; Henry Hames Forman; Carol J. Clover; Audio-Visual Education Center
2326	putterings, 159-156	Frontier Bees and Honey; John Humphrey Noyes; Pierrepont Noyes; Charles Johnson Noyes
2327	⍘	temporary sea; Mooney St.
2328	putterings, 163-160	Farmers’ Review; Rose Emmet Young; Prentice Mulford; Antoinette Brown Blackwell; William E. Leach
2329	02, 03, 04, 05, 07	puttering; scribble; Florida Pier (1883-1979)
2330	can’t recall	dust; memory; Dorthe Nors, A Line in the World (2022)
2331	putterings, 167-164	Florida Pier; Grace Boteler Sanders; Louise Closser Hale; Harper’s Weekly
2332	03, 04	scribble
2333	.	walls; inv.
2334	.	3x5
2335	putterings, 172-168	Florida Pier; Wilfred E. Seymour; John K. Lageman; Marjorie Skubik, et al.
2336	an iota of the iodine Od	desert; Odic Force; weather; Gustav Fechner, Professor Schleiden und der Mond (1856)
2337	✗	orts; shards, rail, rain
2338	. ..	dust
2339	putterings, 174-173; 169c	Florida Pier
2340	the light of, an alphabet of	alphabet; Eire; emptom; of; The Dublin Review (October 1909)
2341	⑈	orts; blackout
2342	𐑠 𐑡 𐑗	—
2343	putterings, 177-175, 169d	Florida Pier; Ronald Casanova; Gerald Stanley Lee; Edward Noyes Westcott
2344	〪	scribble; zoom notes
2345	. ..	—
2346	putterings, 182-179	asphalt; Theodore Eichhorn; Héctor Tobar; Florida Wildlife
2347	…	scribble; second light
2348	y nunca entraba en el edificio	“This is what the lady said”; verbs; Viña Delmar, Anatomy of Spanish (1973)
2349	╙╖	slate; something about mesostics
2350	ᢊᠭ	scribble; puttering; Walter Benjamin
2351	putterings, 185-183, 178	Walter Benjamin; Katherine Blackford; Mary Bledsoe
2352	putterings, 189-186	Frederick Anderson; Robert P. Crease; Larry Ebmeier; John Lutterbie
2353	s.t. moved	bokeh; error; slate; thicks and thins
2354	review notes 02, 05, 06	scribble
2355	putterings, 193-190	Bruce J. Caldwell; Felix Herzog; J. Harvey Howells; Peter P. Plasencia; Carolyn Wells
2356	of two, of two	Blair Pond
2357	of one, of two	Blair Pond; 30; leaves above leaves below
2358	putterings, 194	Asa Gray; Andrew Denny Rodgers, American Botany, 1873-1892 (1968)
2359	Galen Street pause, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05	windows
2360	.	scribble
2361	putterings, 198-195	Rupert Hughes; G. Stanley Hall; The School Journal; Frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hours
2362	and not just, but, and too far	reading notes; scribble; Hanne Ørstavik, The Pastor (2004; Martin Aitkin trans., 2021)
2363	putterings, 204-199	Rupert Hughes
2364	., ..	homasote; clock; a.m. light
2365	light. chance. the assistance of heat.
2366	.	scribble; 3x5; Hanne Ørstavik, The Pastor (2004; 2021)
2367	up to, as far as	unto; or perhaps; perhaps; walls
2368	.	ink
2369	., ,.,, ; ., ,.,, ,	slate; Lichtenberg
2370	putterings, 209-205	Frederick Douglass; Rupert Hughes; Immanuel Kant; Will Payne; Florida Pier
2371	.	door
2372	ans	Henry J. Rogers, The Telegraph Dictionary, and Seamen’s Signal Book... (1845)
2373	putterings, 211-210	, wool gathering; Gail Hamilton; Jack E. Hauck; Will Payne
2374	.. .., .	scribble
2375	–—-	scribble
2376	putterings, 216-212	Elizabeth Frances Corbett; W. J. Dakin; Muriel Molland Jernigan; Dikken Zwilgmeyer
2377	the usual fate	erratics; staurolite schist; Sidney Powers, “The Geology of a Portion of Shelburne Co...” (1915)
2378	putterings, 220-217	dance; Boot & Shoe Workers Union; Leon Nelson Flint; Frank R. Paul; Science and Invention
2379	putterings, 224-221	grooves; visibles; Rowland Haynes; American Lutheran Survey
2380	undra	walls
2381	. .. .. . ..	cuaca campur; cuaca kamus; PPPB; ruination; Kamus Umum Bahasa Indonesia (1976)
2382	. .. ,.	3x5; scribble[s]
2383	putterings, 228-225	diagrams; dust; stars; Mary Loos; Naillil Remitrom; Alexander Black; The College Courant
2384	.... ... , ...	insula; insulae; scribble
2385	.. ,. ...	islands; insula; insulae; scribble; Roy Jacobsen, The Unseen (2013; 2016)
2386	shades of knowings	climatology; grays; meteorology; nothings; Roy Jacobsen, The Unseen (2013; 2016); xPropaganda
2387	putterings, 231-229	Agnes Repplier; Frederick William Christian; C. M. Flandrau; Harold Titus; The Critic
2388	.	NYT
2389	ᄓ	scribble
2389a	ᄗ	scribble
2390	putterings, 238-232	Aase Berg; Inez Haynes Irwin; C. P. K.; Herbert Watson; Bernard Wolfe; apiary
2391	putterings, 240-239	Carol Muske-Dukes; Moses “Victor” Safford
2392	ﬗ	scribble
2393	putterings, 242-241	P. T. A. Magazine; Stephen Rosenthal
2394	ᄼᄽ	scribble; mtns
2395	ᄿᄾ	scribble; 3x5; reading notes
2396	ᄁ	notices
2397	Barrøy	subfluence; weather; Roy Jacobsen; Stephen Rosenthal
2398	putterings, 247-243	Photo-Era; John J. Enneking; Kathleen Norris; Sue Augustine; Alexandra Stoddard; Brenda Ueland
2399	putterings, 250-248	Rosamunde Pilcher; Sadakichi Hartmann; Graham’s Illustrated Magazine; Albert Pinkham Ryder
2400	.	scribble; dust cloud
2401	.,	jute; orts; sisal
2402	a baker’s dozen blue, sort of, to see	puttering; Kathleen Norris; extinguishing what fire there was
2403	/	ceiling; ciel; langit biru; horizon
2404	., ..	scribble; reading notes
2405	putterings, 253-251	blubblub pfft; at sea; Heinrich Hauser; Kathleen Norris; Kathleen Norris (poet, essayist)
2406	Tie your bouquet more accurately.	Captain Marryat [?], The Floral Telegraph; or, Affection’s Signals (1850?)
2407	4294	scribble
2408	4296	scribble
2409	putterings, 256-254	Frederick Hardman; Jennifer Dunning; Captain Marryat; Frederick Marryat
2410	..	Reclamation Art installation; Boston Big Dig Scheme Z; 1992
2411	..	scribble
2412	...	scribble
2413	putterings, 259-257	Frank Capra; Robert Riskin; Charles B. Davenport; Hamlin Garland; Halliwell Hobbes; Robert Williams
2414	`¨	scribble; debris field
2415	⟜	creases; NYT
2416	putterings, 261-260	lyrics; Alexa Borden; Mary Greenway McClelland; Lisbeth Scott; Stephen Sondheim; Dar Williams
2417	—	autotone; risings; scribble
2418	sawwords, some	E. C. Atkins & Co.; hardware; saws; saw tools; machine tools; telegraphic code
2419	⤳	roadside; rules
2420	putterings, 264-262	derivation2; desert; deserts; typewriters; typewriting; Zane Grey; Stanley Newton; David D. Seltz
2421	stack	pkg; blue
2422	ridge line	scribble (composite)
2423	putterings, 268-265	Sarah H. Porter; Ovid; George Sandys; John M. Tyler; Charles Dudley Warner
2424	. ..	scribble
2425	01-08	while I wasn’t looking . details, post-its (spent in making recent drawings)
2426	⏙; 4467	scribble; hill roads; scansion
2427	4488, 4489, 4490	reading notes, rough; post-its
2428	putterings, 271-269	C. G. Jung; Christian Gottlob Knauss; Philip Kuberski; Stanley Kubrick; R. C. Stevens; Amos Russel Wells
2429	ire, indow	w; here; not; windows; wire
2430	,’	4504; walls
2431	..	4512; scribble; subfluence
2432	putterings, 274-272	Almon Henry Gardiner; Rufus King; William Davies King
2433	putterings, 276-275	E. J. Rath; Permelia Corey Thomson; Estelle and Adelle
2434	.	4542; scribble
2435	...	4571; scribble; a cloud chamber perhaps; seeming legibility; Esther Kinsky, River (2014, 2018)
2436	. ..	4582; second sight
2437	putterings, 279-277	Louise Closser Hale; Fannie Hurst, via Blanche Colton Williams; Isabel Ostrander
2438	.	4591; scribble; through a glass
2439	., ..,	4600, 4601; scribble
2440	putterings, 281	George Barr McCutcheon; gardening; museum pieces
2441	.	a.m.
2442	.	a.m.; transit; FTWeekend
2443	putterings, 280, 282	Fannie Hurst; Sherlock Holmes; assimilation
2444	laminae, débris	coal; combustion; fields; F. K. Ovitz
2445	.	iron
2446	.	a Here and a There; borderlands; march; the Oder; ridge; scribble; Esther Kinsky, River (2014; 2018)
2447	.,. . ..	4727; scribble
2448	.	4741; scribble
2449	318 / so slight a doubt,	but I have learned to rely on them; JAMA; 262468
2450	/	4769; scribble
2451	putterings, 286-283	Alexander Black; Charles N. Crewdson; George Johnson; Gerald Stanley Lee
2452	⧉	4771; scribble
2453	⩗	4761; scribble; jump
2454	⏗	4791; walls
2455	putterings, 288-287	The Christian Diadem and Family Keepsake; Hardware World; John Dowling; Zephaniah Paton
2456	onsonant river, allotrope place	sheddings; shedone
2457	wis fin join	NYT
2458	⏗ ,	aswim; NYT
2459	putterings, 290-289	Faith Baldwin; Rupert Hughes
2460	., ..	blue; indelible blue; endpaper; puttering; trapezoids; Rupert Hughes, Love Song (1934)
2461	putterings, 293-291	Susan Hale (1919); Nancy Hale (1955), Coast Banker and California Banker (1918)
2462	. ..	4893; blue; scribble
2463	weathers	littoral; Nancy Hale, The Empress’s Ring (1955); Jeanyee Wong
2464	putterings, 298-294	Justus Miles Forman (1906); Edwin Markham (1912); Martha Ostenso (1926); Flynn Wayne (1912); &c.
2465	.	4940
2466	, ..	4946
2467	putterings, 301-299	Leo Braudy; Alfred Hitchcock / Ernst Hofer; Vachel Lindsay; Helen F. MacMillan / Christopher La Farge
2468	mint, &c.	4963
2469	avoided the depths	hardware; sky; weather; Laura E. Richards, Pippin, A Wandering Flame (1917)
2470	putterings, 302	Martha Ostenso, The Wild Geese (1925), The Young May Moon (1929) i.a., (omnium gatherum)
2471	whetherwall	5023; dents; holes; walls; Private Code of Georg v. d. Busche, Hamburg and Beckér & Co. Ltd., London (1911)
2472	putterings, 304-303	dust; knots; “confusion of identities”; Bertita Harding and Laura E. Richards (both omnium gatherum)
2473	putterings, 308-305	C. M. Breder; A. S. Greenber and Simon Broder; Jay Bryan Nash; Al Purdy; C. F. Schönbein
2474	. ..	5046; reading notes; scribble; Henry Marsh, And Finally: Matters of Life and Death (2022)
2475	otost	5057; lost-the-plot; scribble
2476	putterings, 311-309	Alex Berman (1980); College Journal of Med. Science (1856); Douglas Durkin (1920); Anzia Yezierska (1919)
2477	/	5087; sundial; walking; meanwhile puttering; Joanna Hall
2478	.,	orts; velodrama; wires
2479	putterings, 319-312	Jean Lyon (1938); Jean Webster (1909); JLG; Walter “Hi” Sibley (1917); Georgia Brown (1994); et al.
2480	e	5118-1; e
2481	the qualities of which, with some remarks	folds; paper; Cedric Chivers, The paper of lending library books, with some remarks (1909)
2482	putterings, 322-319a	Jean Lyon; Guy Coffette; Marilyn Hacker; Steven Lasswell; Roger L. Morrison; Central Alaskan Yup’ik
2483	,	5186-1; scribble; 3×5
2484	milky rustway, W, E	6251
2485	putterings, 324, 323, 319b	Jean Lyon (1920); L. Sprague de Camp, “Summer Wear” (1953); Ruth Sawyer, Gladiola Murphy (1923)
2486	putterings, 326-325	Eleanor Gates, Poor Little Rich Girl (1913); Eleanor Gates, Phoebe (1919)
2487	putterings, 330-327	May Sinclair, Mary Olivier (1919); Ada & Julian Street, Tides (1926); J Street, “The Bride of Boreas” (1923)...
2488	.. , .	5238; scribble; weather
2489	\\ \	5249; scribble
2490	/⟋	5248; scribble
2491	𝕼	5268; scribble
2492	ʆ	5264; reading notes; scribble
2493	;	5279; 5273; scribble
2494	..	5277; Penguin English Library orange
2495	Cumbrous Cumshaw, in lieu of Agate fitted Y’s	Cuneiform Cunning; Prism to Eye-piece; Modern Surveying Instruments and their uses, A. Lietz Co. (1911)
2496	putterings, 333-331	Edwin W. Fifield (1897); NYTimes (2011); Molly McCloskey, “On getting paid to read the TLS” (2002)
2497	Whereupon she began to form a picture...	Rachel Capen Schauffler, The Goodly Fellowship (1912); missionaries; Persia
2498	putterings, 338-334	Schauffler, op cit; Rachel Wild Peterson (1905); D. L. Sharp (1904); Edgerton Leigh (1877); J. C. Fuller (1914)
2499	putterings, 343-339	Mauri de Ascha (1513); Thompson & Warber; Paul McCorkle; American Lutheran Survey; Survey Graphic
2500	ꞎ	5564; cereus; window; wire
2501	.	accidental; blue; littoral; Classics Pamphlet Collection / v.78-A FORS-FRANC
2502	.	in der nahe; ceiling
2503	.	5374; scribble
2504	putterings, 346-344	Hometown Daily Newspapers (1945); Richard Hunt, “The Phonetics of Bird-sound” (1923); &c.
2505	..	5387; sozio
2506	putterings, 351-347	The Maritime Farmer (1923); Henshaw Ward, Thobbing (1926); F. W. Noyes (1907); Huck Fairman (2007)...
2507	heart-rot	south and encautive; Lyle Wendell Redverse Jackson, A Study of the Heart-Rot of Aspen in Minnesota (1927)
2508	putterings, 355-352	Reba G. Mack, et al., Roads to Reading (1937); Joan Murray (1947); Eric Walrond, Tropic Death (1926)
2509	rosion ravinery	5581; coffee; packaging; Domestic Telegraph Code, Hard & Rand (January, 1915)
2510	distant rock, scatterings near	5582; scribble; προαισθάνομαι
2511	.. .	5584; files; mind wanders
2512	—	—
2513	.	scribble; wit’s end
2514	est	homasote; ceiling; shadows; walls; windows
2515	putterings, 357-356	Gelett Burgess. “Fashion’s Fantastry” (1906); Rasmus B. Anderson. Norwegian Immigration (1821-1840)
2516	years	5638; windows; undesign, with type
2517	.*	scribble
2518	..	scribble
2519	driva lite först	scribble; Sally Salminen, Mariana (1939; Barrows Mussey, trans., 1940)
2520	up in the apricot tree	thing things over; Sally Salminen, et al. (cento); typographic errors
2521	ɕ	5675; scribble
2522	rusks	scribble; collisions; reading notes
2523	ooney oor	Mooney St.; afternoon walk
2524	putterings, 362-358	Susan Glaspell, The Visioning (1911); Charles Tenney Jackson, various; Sally Salminen, Mariana (1939); &c.
2525	5741	asphalt; blue; Mooney St.
2526	putterings, 366-363	Catherine Plumer Bement, A Spinner of Webs (1919); Susan Glaspell, The Road to the Temple (1926); &c.
2527	putterings, 368-367	R. B. Anderson, The Younger Edda (1880); V. V. Anderson & W. M. Kennedy, Psychiatry in Education (1932)
2528	hue, an accident	scribble; an accident of hue
2529	putterings, 370-369	Grace Dickerson (1910); Kim A. Anderson, Analytical Techniques for Inorganic Contaminants (1999)
2530	.	scribble; synonym
2531	ill time, illustrated	General Signal Book of the Navy of the United States of America (1876); PEM
2532	at night	General Signal Book of the Navy of the United States of America (1876); PEM
2533	triatic stay, trough of the sea	General Signal Book of the Navy of the United States of America (1876); PEM
2534	luft	scribble
2535	1 – 10	scribble
2536	putterings, 373-371	Hortense Calisher, False Entry (1961), &c.; Abraham Flexner (1939); Robert S. Weiss on retirement (2005)
2537	as if	scribble; Susan Glaspell, Brook Evans (1928)
2538	. ..	5795, 5796; scribble; as if
2539	putterings, 377-374	“A Lady” (Margaret Blennerhassett, 1824); Ben Hecht (1922); James M. Keller (2011); Laurence Libin (1985)
2540	.. .	5805; scribble; dents
2541	.. ..	5799; le ciel
2541a	.. ...	5799; le ciel (inv)
2542	.. ....	scribble; working (code) notes; non photo blue
2543	, ;	5818; walls
2544	. ..	5829; 5827; scribble; words; Susan Glaspell, Fugitive’s Return (1929)
2545	. ..	5837
2546	01, 02	scribble; Susan Glaspell, The Glory of the Conquered (1909)
2547	colour / eel oh	H. Atkinson, his Revised and Enlarged Edition of Exercises in the Yokohama Dialect (Yokohama 1879)
2548	.	window, and partial door
2549	putterings, 381-378	Barbara W. Ellis (2003); Edna Ferber (1927); Edwin H. Stuart (1971*); The Investment Dealers’ Digest (1943)
2550	putterings, 387-382	Irwin Granich and M. N. Roy (1920); Miklós Radnóti (1935); Emily P. B. Hay (1916); Judith Krantz (1993)
2551	putterings, 391-388	Nathalie Sedgwick Colby (1927); Anne Lister (1824); Alice V. Keliher, et al (1939); W. H. Tennyson (1914)
2552	’	5886; scribble; reading notes; light, lighting
2553	room for improvement	adjustments; deserts; P. & J. Dollond, Directions for using the new improved Hadley’s quadrant (1772)
2554	.	scribble; an improving literature, having given up on; the sideways glance; at this late date
2555	putterings, 395-392, 230	Jonathan Wright, “Critical & Desultory Remarks” (1921); Meredith Nicholson, Hope of Happiness (1923); &c.
2556	.	5905; shade; shadow; window
2557	.	5935; suddelbuch scribble
2558	wire-ro-green	5944; ceiling; houseplant scribble
2559	putterings, 401-396	Kim Stanley Robinson (1992); Ruth Suckow Cora (1929); Dorothy Parker (1922); Jeffrey Walker (1991); et al.
2560	putterings, 404-402	Jeannette Phillips Gibbs (1929); A. Hamilton Gibbs (1925); Gibbs v. Gas Co.; Crane v. Ross (1912)
2561	infor-	stuff
2562	tool-side, scribble-side	scribble
2563	putterings, 406-405	M. C. Williamson, “Puttering Is an Art!” (1939); A. C. Eveland (2022); “The Science of Literature” (1907)
2564	.	scribble; reading notes; Anne Michaels, Held (2023)
2565	of Providence and Deliverance	cento; smallings; vicissitudes; “Well then, out of all this;” Thomas Manton (1657); Eliza Leslie, Amelia (1848)
2566	.	ghost sign iLoveK][ickboxing
2567	putterings, 411-407	Michèle Burdet (2007); James Kennedy (2008); Lauren Willig (2010); Calvin N. Mooers (1959); et al.
2568	A. C. Haeselbarth 1 : Women Writers of American Press	series of profiles in The Editor and Publisher (1913-15)
2569	7	Mooney St., windows abstracted/subtracted
2570	Winifred Gray (Newaygo, Michigan), found writings	Here I found a man; Here I discovered a professional dancer who never had worn a hatpin; Down by the river
2571	dust storm	ex Editor and Publisher vol 49 (1917), front matter no matter
2572	01-06	scribbles; Hannah Carlson AAS presentation Pockets : An Intimate History of How We Keep Things Close
2573	in primary color / An hermaphrodite bearing children.	Hetty Cattell Parker, “Sensorial Sketches of Women” (1920)
2573a	Hettie Fithian Cattell (1887-1976), writings	directory; some transcriptions
2573b	Hettie Fithian Cattell (1887-1976), life and career	sources; what I can find
2574	01-04	scribbles
2575	.	6074; blue; shade; roof at dentist’s
2576	A. C. Haeselbarth 2 : writings and about	—
2577	.	6091; Houghton
2578	.	6110; scribble
2579	putterings, 414-412	E. J. Rath, “The Inventor & the Wasteful Process” (1911); Jenks Cameron (1928); Robert W. Chambers (1911)
2580	mt auburn pause	6114; walls
2581	Lines of Business.	ex “Telegraphic Code” in Commercial-Rating Reference Book. Standard Mercantile Agency (Toronto, 1899)
2582	“Honest?” repeated Grayson. “Certainly — of course...	It’s business.” / Jacques Futrelle, “The Silver Box; An Odd Problem for The Thinking Machine” (1907)
2583	putterings, 418-415	The Rocky Mountain News (1868); Howard Fielding (1892); Julia Peterkin (1928); Donald Davie (1991)
2584	.	6138; scribble; river navhaz afterimage
2585	.	6141; mt auburn polescape, inv
2586	.	6144; scribble; Elspeth Barker, O Caledonia (1991; pb 2021)
2587	..	6145; scribble
2588	Fireblight, in a sticky matrix	blossom blight; oozes; R. Waters, “Fireblight. Nature of the Disease and its Control” (1927)
2589	.	6181; scribble; Olga Tokarczuk, Flights (Jennifer Croft, trans., 2017)
2590	putterings, 420-419	Margaret Cameron, Johndover (1924); Virginia Tracy, The Moment After (1930)
2591	Grace / Peggy Van Braam Gray	writings by and about
2591a	if she is rich, if she is poor	Grace Van Braam Gray, “Divorce Causes in Philadelphia Are of Eleven Brands” (August 9, 1915)
2591b	the Italian father; out to the wheat fields west	Peggy Van Braam, “The problem of the Latin Immigrant” (February 11, 1910); Giovanni Preziosi (1881-1945)
2592	hard to say	Christina Henríquez, The Great Divide (2023); Margaret Tait, “Film-poem or Poem film : A few notes”
2593	.	6204; seas; unrest; Ladies’ Home Journal (1920); Lily Lykes; Margaret Tait
2594	putterings, 421 / all ready now	Samuel Merwin, various (1901-25)
2595	.	scribble; irrigation; Susan Straight, Mecca (2022)
2596	traffic, 1	The Traffic Telegraph Code (1905)
2597	traffic, 2	The Traffic Telegraph Code (1905)
2598	a1, 2a	scribble
2599	..	6220; scribble
2600	traffic, 3	ampersands; fricatives; obtritions; thinking about ornithons; The Traffic Telegraph Code (1905)
2601	traffic, 4	driftland; gloaming; onsense; The Traffic Telegraph Code (1905)
2602	.	6229; scribble
2603	.	6234; holes; negative holes
2604	..	6243; scribble
2605	putterings, 423-422	Willametta Preston, “Experiment Mills” (1912); Della Thompson Lutes, “Things” (1912)
2606	.	6269; scribble
2607	still, still what . 1	still, still what; The Gospel Watchman (1881)
2608	.	6272; 6273; scribble
2609	putterings, 425-424	Marietta Minnigerode Andrews, Memoirs of A Poor... (1927); Meade Minnigerode, Laughing House (1920)
2610	..	6735; crumple
2611	..	6740; door, Smith Place
2612	still, still what . 2	still, still what; The Companion (1868); Wilkie Collins, The Dead Alive (1874); The Maccabean (1903)
2613	putterings, 428-426	H. L. Wheeler (1923); Charles G. Wheeler (1899); J. P. Mowbray [A. C. Wheeler] (1901)
2614	.	6293; horologies
2615	.	6323; episodes
2616	a matter of taste, on a windmill	still, still what; Henry Spicer (1811-91) “Hermit Bob” in All the Year Round (September 30, 1865)
2616a	visiting cards and a piano score	still, still what; Eugène Brieux (1858-1932), “The Three Daughters of M. Dupont” (1912)
2616b	a faint smell of beeswax	still, still what; Richard Pryce (1864-1942), Romance and Jane Weston (1924)
2617	still, still what . 3	interiors; taste and personal comfort; Henry Spicer (1865); Eugène Brieux (1912); Richard Pryce (1924)
2618	failings 1, 3	6334; 6336
2619	putterings, 432-429	Geo. W. French (1922); Octave Thanet (Alice French; 1893); Sylvia Chatfield Bates (1921); W. Price (1941)
2620	asided	6345; scribble
2621	.	asphalt; disorder; Cristina Henríquez, The Great Divide (2024)
2622	.	6364; ciel
2623	.	6368; scribble
2624	ex libris	Ezra Pound, “An Object” (1912)
2625	putterings, 435-433	Truman A. DeWeese (1913); J Simpson, William Basinski (2015); “Peggy” Freydberg, The Lovely April (1955)
2626	.	6385; ciel; MBTA interior, Red Line sky (full view, and detail)
2627	.	6389; war, looming; war, aftermath; W. B. Trites, A Modern Girl (1929)
2628	ploiter, plouter; with the ducks amongst the papers	Thomas De Quincey, “Sortilage and Astrology” (1848); Mary Findlater, “Void of Understanding” (1899)
2629	.	6433; ceiling; shadows; walls
2630	still, still what . 4 . if we are all to blame	W. B. Trites, “The Slacker” (1915)
2630a	W. B. Trites	writings by and about
2632	.	6458; orts; wire; levitation
2633	still, still water	asphaltum; swimming
2634	.	6461; spinal
2635	putterings, 439-436	Emily C. Fisher (1903); Pip Dickens (2017); Ruth Louise Partridge (1939); George A. Hibbard (1905)
2636	.	6481; hallspace bollard
2637	.	6489; rose
2638	Bertha F. Gordon	writings by and about; still still water; manual arts
2639	all noise, all peace	Mary E. Darley, The Light of the Morning (1903); library punch card, windows onto flowers, field of; blue
2640	.	6483; g&p ac; disturbances
2641	Anne B. Fisher, writings by and about	6533; Anne B. Fisher, Wide Road Ahead : The Story of a Woman Bacteriologist (1939)
2642	.	6536; windows; naps that didn’t happen
2643	putterings, 442-440	Mary H. Bradley, The Splendid Chance (1915); Ellen Barker, Still Needs Work (2024); L. G. Hiatt (2012)
2644	.	6539; skin; waves; geologic strata; Ben Fountain, Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk (2012)
2645	.	6543; scribble, found not drawn
2646	putterings, 445-443	Don W. Barker (1996); J. T. Roberts (1948-2024); E. L Schellinger et al, “Extenuating circumstances” (2006)
2647	neither sea nor shore nor	blue; littoral; ; John Bradshaw, comp., A Concordance to the Poetical Works of John Milton (1894)
2647a	sands and shores and desert wildernesses	deserts; littoral; sands; Bradshaw idem.
2647b	occultation obscure	night; obscurities; obscurity; occultation; stars; Bradshaw idem.
2648	putterings, 448-446	T. Philip Terry (1914); Eric Sevareid (1952); Rose McLaughlin Sackett, Three Tunes for a Flute (1938)
2649	maintenance of way	6616; scribble; Seaboard Air Line Railway Telegraphic Code (May 1st, 1902)
2650	. ..	6641; 6645; scribbles; Seaboard Air Line Railway Telegraphic Code (May 1st, 1902)
2651	.	6050; scribble
2652	putterings, 451-449	Esther Vandeveer (1914); Chauncey P. Colegrove (1910); Christine Frederick, The New Housekeeping (1913)
2653	.	6053; notes; a plan
2654	putterings, 454-452	Sydney Greenbie, Japan, Real and Imaginary (1920); H. J. Spinden (1905); Crescent Belt Fasteners (1918)
2655	.	6663; impossible light
2656	only’s, redux	much hidden by seaweed; Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society (1901)
2657	.	6670; Café Bustelo
2658	.	6676; dent
2659	putterings, 457-455	Valma Clark, Their Own Country (1934); Mathilde Eiker, Lady of Stainless Raiment (1928); Odin Gregory, Jesus (1923)
2660	.	6683; figures
2661	.	levels; scribble; Lauren Elkin, Scaffolding (2024)
2662	putterings, 459-458	Olive Tilford Dargan. Highland Annals (1919; 1925); Robert Bly, “A Wrong Turning” (1965; 1990)
2663	.	post-its; subfluence
2664	putterings, 463-460	Seymour Krim, “The Insanity Bit” (1959); Blanche Butler Ames (1870); Charles Ferguson (1909); Ex. (1930)
2665	.	6749; 171 Huron
2666	.	6270; 6271; watertown blues; walls
2667	.	Hugh Thomson, The Green Road into the Trees (2012)
2668	sea sign, sigh sign	kennings; sigh; sign
2669	.	7046; masa silam; Wilkinson’s Malay-English Dictionary (Mytilene, Greece, 1932), Japanese reprint (1938)
2670	putterings, 468-464	Marguerite Wilkinson (1922); Wm. Leon Ellerbeck (1906); George F. Bradford (1907); Herbert Quick (1909); Daniel L. Quick (1986)
2671	The, and adjacent coastal survey	George Madden Martin (1866-1946), author of Made in America (1935), not shown
2672	They had come at last to Z.	6729; walls; lexicography; Susan Glaspell, “From A to Z” (1909, 1912)
2673	.	7348, 7351, 7352; Herald van der Linde, Majapahit (2024)
2674	after putting it off	7376; E
2675	after putting it off	7374; W
2676	putterings, 474-469	Tappan Gregory; George Madden Martin; Frank Waters; Joseph Medill Patterson; Florence Wilkinson
2677	.	7383; 7384; walls
2678	putterings, 477-475	Ruth T. McVey, The Rise of Indonesian Communism (1965); Ole Edvart Rølvaag, The Boat of Longing (1933) and Pure Gold (1930)
2679	.	7390; W. E. Woodward (1874-1950), Lottery (1924)
2680	said, and done	McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition); “Opinions and Suggestions of Code-Makers,” H. P. T. Witkamp, Baarn (1928)
2681	scarcely	7425; subfluence; trying to read his way out
2682	that too	6752; window nearby; words at hand
2683	asides, lower and more	7431; the moment; absorption; George Madden Martin, Made in America (1935)
2684	putterings, 480-478	Hortense Schorr, “The Confessions of a Clown” (1925); W. E. Woodward, Lottery (1924); Albert Lee (1913)
2685	.	7449; 17 Smith Place; walls
2686	#	NYT; nuclear gamble; sky; An-My Lê
2687	putterings, 486-481	Wanda Gág (1935); Rev. James M. Craig (1894); Severi Alanne (1919); H. R. Pattengill (1906); F. E. F. (1909); L. B. Pierce (1909)
2688	.	7462; unready
2689	.	7470; departial
2690	putterings, 487	F. B. Housser (1926); Jo Ann Wasserman (on Laird Hunt, 2003); Penelope Eckert (2019); et al
2691	., a, b	7485; 7488; 7489; a mere wall nearby, this late afternoon
2692	putterings, 491-488	Harry Leon Wilson, Merton of the Movies (1922); Neferti X. M. Tadiar, Remaindered Life (2022); Frederick Cooper, Nana Akua Anyidoho (2012); David Anderson, et al (2022); “a conversation with Patrizia Cavalli” (2022)
2693	the duller the better, 1 : not according to its intent	Elizabeth Bishop, “In Prison,” The Partisan Review (1938); devolving rubber stamp typography, 1946-1980
2693a	the duller the better, 2 : writing on the wall	Elizabeth Bishop, “In Prison,” The Partisan Review (1938); blurred lines in the sand
2694	putterings, 494-492	Rev. John Mathews, Peeps into Life (1904); A. E. Winship, Vitalization Through Rotation (1919); et al.
2695	What is the guy doing? Nothing makes this clear.	7507; Raymond Queneau, The Skin of Dreams (Loin de rueil, 1944; Chris Clarke trans, 2023)
2696	.	7512
2697	quite visibly, he became a sleepwalker.	7522; H.J. Kaplan, “Brother Camus,” in Commentary (February 1983)
2698	bindings, waste; Leviathan, storm.	J. Hain Friswell, Familiar Words : An Index Verborum or Quotation Handbook (1866)
2699	spilled ink	The New York Times; flummoxed; irrelevancy
2700	.	7534
2701	.	7553; dust; paleo aeolia
2702	.	6760; corrugation; wet asphalt
2703	.	7567, 7568; sisal; Susan Glaspell, The Morning Is Near Us (1940)
2704	putterings, 497-495	Sylvia Plath, “I Lied for Love” (1953); Benjamin Errett (2024); Chris Erskine (2006); H. J. Kaplan, The Plenipotentiaries (1950)
2705	.	7572, 2573; le ciel
2706	mirage minded	telegraphic codes
2707	kalkwasser kalkzeep	telegraphic codes
2708	en hare verzending in den vorm van kalkzeep	Bijdragen to de Taal- Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch Indiê (1859)
2709	Forabant, Denegatura	7597, 7706; scribble; Virge Frank Houston, comp., AMSUCO Telegraphic Code (1927)
2710	what kind of which; what difference, what chance	Virge Frank Houston, comp., AMSUCO Telegraphic Code (1927)
2711	.	7594; waterworks; Kohler GP1078440
2712	putterings, 501-498	Tom Swift and his Giant Cannon (1913); W. H. Stuart (1902); Stephen Vincent Benét, Young People’s Pride (1922); anon., Everybody’s Magazine (1920)
2713	.	6300; 20231215
2714	.	6714, 6715; joined squares, approximate
2715	.	6807; Watertown
2716	.	6780; Watertown
2717	putterings, 504	Valerie Miner, fiction (1994-2020); Deborah Anna Luepnitz, Schopenhauer’s Porcupines (2002)
2718	putterings, 505, 503-502	Valerie Miner, All Good Women (1987); William C. Menninger and Munro Leaf, You and Psychiatry (1948); H. Newcomb Morse, Commentary on Legal Psychiatry (1989)
2719	.	6427
2720	.	7625, 7626
2721	.	7631
2722	putterings, 507-506	Laura V. Hamner, The No-Gun Man of Texas (1935); Larry McMurtry, Duane’s Depressed (1989)
2723	.	6819; 171 Huron
2724	a something of’s	wip
2724a	a something of’s, panoptic view	passage in brief; author, title source
2725	.	7674; plans
2726	.	Randle Cotgrave, A Dictionarie of the French and English Tongves (London, 1632)
2727	.	7680
2728	.	7686; a something of; Thomas Hope, An Essay on the Origin and Prospects of Man (London, 1831);
2729	.	7691; a something of light growing darker peculiar (1857)
2730	putterings, 510-508	Helen R. Hull, The Surry Family (1925); Baker Brownell, “Poems in Cadence” (1923); Henry Burnham Boone and Kenneth Brown, The Redfields Succession (1903)
2731	a something-of-the-sea, the wires of a harp	6839, 6837; crests; dust; ridges; seas; windows; Winifred Nowottny, The Language Poets Use (1962)
2732	.	7701; walls
2733	.	7705; a something of; Mrs. Gunning, Memoirs of Mary (1794); “The Battle of the Birds,” in Popular Tales of the West Highlands, Orally Collected, With a Translation by J. F. Campbell (Edinburgh, 1860)
2734	of that sort	a something of; Testimony by John S. Skinner, labour agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway (Montreal, July 21, 1904); Eugene Walter, “The Easiest Way” (1921)
2735	putterings, 512-511	Anne Bosworth Greene, Dipper Hill (1925); O. B. Eustis, Notes from the North Country (1993)
2736	putterings, 514-513	William Watson Woolen, “May, the Bird Nesting Time” (1910); William Young, comp., A New Latin-English Dictionary (4th edn., London, 1774)
2737	with a something of additional colour	6848; review of Mrs. Gunning her Anecdotes of the Delborough Family (1792); FTWeekend stray ink
2738	a sudden rush, which words could never speak	a something of
2739	putterings, 519-515	Frank Aborn, “A System of Teaching Drawing” (1876); Gerald Kersh (something, 1949); Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (California, 1984); Stanley C. Baldwin, Bruised But Not Broken (1985); Gustaf Nathanael Malm, “Peace and Good Will” (1916)
2740	.	6861-6856; littoral; Frank Aborn, A Handbook of Systematic Instruction in Drawing (Cleveland, Ohio; 1903)
2741	.	6864; le ciel
2742	a something of, approximately	a something of
2743	.	7719, 7722
2744	.	7724; complications, network of; E. H. Young, Celia (1937)
2745	M. B. Levick, more	pen & ink drawing
2746	putterings, 522-520	Alice Evelyn Philipps, Oddments: A Book of Plays (1938); Bob Larson, Your Swabian Neighbors (1980); Henry Turner Bailey and A. E. Winship, their addresses on education (1924)
2747	a novelish sound, precise characters but what ?	a something of; Mrs. (Catherine) Gore, four novels 1836-1846; Leslie Gore, Annie Jennings (1870)
2748	a something of diffuseness and protraction	7730-7732
2749	the very sound of the west	a something of
2750	.	packaging 2; 01-15
2751	.	packaging 1; 01-13
2752	a something of veries	Thomas Dyche (1760); Mrs. Trollope (1844); Rev. Thomas Dykes (1850); Gordon Young (1921); Keller vs FTC (1942)
2753	.	7759; Alice Evelyn Philipps, Australian Carnival; A Victorian Incident (1946)
2754	putterings, 524-523	E. Brown, “My Husband Calls It Puttering,” in The Journal of the California Horticultural Society (April 1949); Maps and Plans in the Public Record Office : British Isles, c. 1410-1860 (1967)
2755	a something of, such the difference	a something of; Louise Jordan Miln
2755a	a something of : nine usages	Louise Jordan Miln (1864-1933)
2755b	Chinese and Japanese figures in British and American	novels, 1920s; ex May Lamberton Becker, in The Saturday Review of Literature (May 1, 1926)
2755c	“Anglo-American and American-Anglo Marriages”	Mrs. George Crichton Miln (Louise Jordan Miln), in The Outlook (March 8, 1913)
2756	causing “all things to droop and languish”	6888; a something of; W. H. Hudson, Idle Days in Patagonia (1893)
2757	gulf of, the	Florida Pier on the “Awe of the Abstract,” Harper’s Weekly (February 8, 1913)
2758	.	7779, hyphens; prompted by typos in Alice Evelyn Philipps, Australian Carnival; A Victorian Incident (1946), pages 105 and 107
2758a	.	7780; commas; ibid.
	—	—
2760	a something of, six feet of	a something of; V. Cecil Cotes, Two Girls on a Barge (1891); Matilda Charlotte Houstoun, Sink Or Swim? (1868); Jenne M(orrow). Long, “Common Sense in Oral Expression” (1902); et al.
2761	—	7781, 7782
2762	a something of loose ends, words, looks, there was no retrieving	a something of; Mrs. Kelly, The Fatalists; or, Records of 1814 and 1815 (1821); Mrs. Houstoun, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico; or, Yachting in the New World (1845); The Fortunes of Woman : Memoirs, edited by Miss Lamont (1849); A Chequered Life by Mrs. Day (1878); E. H. Young, Celia (1937); et al.
2763	.	7802; denatured
2764	.	7805; merdeka; current reading; Revolutionary Worlds Local Perspectives and Dynamics during the Indonesian Independence War, 1945-1949 (2023)
2765	.	7809
2766	.	7786, 7789
2767	.	directions to the binder; The Lady’s Magazine ; Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex (1800)
2768	a something of ethereal delicacy; even the library	Mrs. Kentish, The Maid of the Village (1835), The Gipsy Family (1838), The Gipsy Daughter (1839)
2768a	Mrs. Kentish, a something of’s; and various subjects; and about	a something of
2769	.	7828; calculations; erasures
2770	putterings, 527-525	T. Swann Harding, “How Scientific Are Our Doctors?” (1929); Honoré (Willsie) Morrow, The Forbidden Trail (1919); Robert Allerton Parker on Clemence Dane, “Will Shakespeare : An Invention in Four Acts” (1923)
2771	Well may these plashes of water, be held	a something of; R. Young(e), A Christian Library; Or, A Pleasant and Plentiful Paradise of Practical Divinity (1655); Mrs. Hubback, The Stage and the Company (1858); L. Andrews, comp., Grammar of the Hawaiian Language (1854); The Hayfield Mower and Scythe of Progress (1904); H. N. Chute, Elementary Practical Physics (1889); John T. Watson, M.D., A Dictionary of Poetical Quotations (1847); Forest and Stream (1887)
2772	.	7838; reading notes
2773	.	7848; M. B. Levick
2774	.	7844; allibrations
2775	putterings, 529-528	Arnold Muller, The Dominie of Harlem (1913); Dana Gatlin, Missy (1920)
2776	.	7894-7891; bklyn; chalk; walls
2777	cartwheels or, if you like, arid numbers	a something of; “Dr. Vaughan on Geology and the Bible,” in The Christian Reformer (1847); Robert Pickett, review of T. S. Stribling’s “Fombombo” (1923); J. F. Bennett, Locke, Berkeley, Hume : Central Themes (1971); Archibald Sandeman, his Pelicotetics, Or, The Science of Quantity (1868); somewhere in Mind (1937); OCR confusion at The University (Chicago; 16 January 1886); Madame de Beaupré, by Mrs. C. Jenkin (1869); Episodes of Insect Life by Acheta Domestica, M. E. S. (1852)
2778	.	6911; bklyn dumbo, Con Edison substation wall
2779	.	7913, 7914; Dag Solstad, Novel 11, Book 18 (2001; 2008)
2780	a cargo of rice, and worry	7915; Code télégraphique privé d’une maison de commerce (Le Havre, 1874)
2781	putterings, 532-530	The Christian Science Sentinel (1909); The Missouri Farmer (1917); The Congregationalist (1922)
2782	.	6913; utility pole, markings
2783	.	7906; I don’t remember this
2784	.	6915, 6916, 6918; corrugation; walk
2785	a something of, the writer knew	a something of; Joseph Moyle Sherer (1789-1869), various
2786	.	7927, 7925
2787	.	7932, 7935, 7937; reading notes; Istanbul AKBİL smart token (2004)
2788	torn / like a Turkoman cap / a something of that sort / Now it’s easy.	a something of; D. C. Phillott, glosses, The Adventures of Haji Baba of Ispahan (1905); Sarah Wilkinson, The Child of Mystery (1808); OCR errors at The Southern Literary Messenger (1850); D. C. Phillott, Higher Persian Grammar (1919); “The Unknowable,” in The Open Court (1888); R. W., “A Few Words on Utilitarianism” (1869); Charles Pyle, “Logic, Markedness, and Language Universals” (1991); Boris Pasternak, quoted in Daniel Murphy, Christianity and Modern European Literature (1997); The Editor (1916); Martin Heidegger, Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics (1991; Richard Taft, trans., 1997); Mildred Kennedy, “Mirror Gazing” in Volta Review (1918)
2789	.	7947, 2949; windows
2790	.	6922; Unmasted; or, The Funambulist; 171 Huron
2791	.	6921; 171 Huron
2792	.	6923; watermarked; 171 Huron
2793	.	7964, 7963
2794	.	7965
2795	.	7968; orts
2796	.	6925
2797	a something of an aphorism	a something of; The Amateur Photographer & Cinematographer (1927)
2798	a something of antecedents; a real sketch, this time	a something of
2799	.	7982; rereading notes, Hanne Ørstavik, Ti Amo (2020, englished 2022)
2800	slippery clay, marshy land; the work of the book an atmospheric something pneumatic	a something of; atmospherics; cycling; pneumatics William Stokes; The Obstetrical Journal; “Ruggles,” The Bicycling World and L. A. W. Bulletin (1892); A. C. Abbott, “The Conservation of the Public Health” (1915); “The Weather and Epidemic Disease, with Particular Reference to Influenza” (1920); Bailey Millard, History of the San Francisco Bay Region (1924); Bernard S. Mason, Dances and Stories of the American Indian (1944); The Letters of Frederick Jackson Turner and Alice Forbes Perkins Hooper, 1919-1932; DG Sandru, The Lorn Tree : Arboregal (2011); Søren Kierkegaard, A Literary Review (1846; 2001); Trace Conger, Mirage Man (2021)
2801	.	7984; context
2802	a touch something of	Ruth Cross, The Big Road (1931); Robert Charles Denison, “Abraham Lincoln, The Human” (1928); The Ancient Laws of Cambria treated in The Literary Gazette (1823)
2803	.	two drawings (3 July 1978); better then
2804	The Three Chances (reference page)	a something of; The Three Chances (London, 1858)
2805	The Fair Carew (reference page, draft)	a something of; The Fair Carew; or, Husbands and Wives. (1851)
2806	...unwritable until asbestos writing paper is invented	Belle da Costa Greene; Robert H. Jones. Asbestos : Its Properties, Occurrences, & Uses (1890)
2807	.	a something of; The Three Chances. By the authoress of “The Fair Carew.” (London, 1858)
2808	putterings, 535-533	Mitch Snyder and Thomas Szasz in Street People (Senate Hearing, 1983); Steven H. Semken Pick Up Stick City (2005); Joel Turnipseed Baghdad Express (2003)
2809	a strange unrest, a something	desert waste, punctuated by alphabet; Roselle Mercier Montgomery, “The Citizens of No Man’s Land” (1921)
2810	.	8020, 8019; in indifferent light
2811	.	8040; mailbox
2812	.	8051, 8058; ciel studies; traffic studies
2813	.	8063, 8065, 8066, 8067; flyby rust
2814	.	8073; islands
2815	putterings, 538-536	Bravig Imbs. The Professor’s Wife (1928); Anne E. Perkins, M.D., “Vanishing Expressions of the Maine Coast” American Speech (1927); “Maxfield Parrish as a Mechanic” The Literary Digest (1923)
2816	.	8083, 8084; walls
2817	a something of; a needle a leaf	a something of
2818	putterings, 541a-539	Helen Bartlett Bridgman, The Last Passion (1925); Anthony F. C. Wallace, Tornado in Worcester : An exploratory study of individual and community behavior in an extreme situation (1956); “The Wolcott Dialect,” in New Connecticut : An Autobiographical Poem by A. Bronson Alcott (1887)
2819	.	6597, 6593, 6595; 171 Huron; windows
2820	a non sequitur. Something of, an anacoluthon	a something of;
2821	and all were gone, leaving nothing behind but a cloud of	dust; Mary Howitt’s Story Book : With Illustrations (New York, 1850)
2822	je ne sais quoi; thatched his rick	a something of; James Hannay, Eustace Conyers (1857); Rev. Albert Eubule Evans, The Outcasts : Being Certain Strange Passages in the Life of a Clergyman (1888); “The Religious Danger of the Continent,” in The Quarterly Journal of Prophecy (1869); Father and Daughter : Portraiture from the Life. By Fredrika Bremer; Mary Howitt, trans. (1859); Mary Botham Howitt, The Cost of Caergwyn (1864); Emma Hodkinson Cyphers, Flower Arrangement at the Crossroads (1953)
2823	ken the blue sky and the grey, the night and day	blindness; night; sky; Mary Howitt’s Story Book : With Illustrations (New York, 1850)
2824	fallings, 1	—
2824a	fallings, 2	—
2825	a something of’s, antipodean	a something of; Tasma The Pipers of Piper’s Hill (1889); Thomas Heney, “Found Dead,” in his In Middle Harbour and Other Verse, Chiefly Australian (1890); William McMillan, in Official Record of the Debates of the Australasian Federal Convention (1898); Daniel Colquhoun, M.D., “The Standard of Ethics and Work in Medicine” in The Australasian Medical Gazette (1905); somewhere in The Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy (1961); John Pomeroy [Anne Denn Pollard]. A Double Secret and Golden Pippin (1870)
2826	.	8229; spilled soba, morning light
2827	a liquid something, aliquid ipsius	a something of; Reverend Mr. John Craig, on the Parish of Ruthwell, in The Statistical Account of Scotland, By Sir John Sinclair (Edinburgh, 1794); Owen Felltham, his Resolves : Divine, Moral, Political (London, 1696)
2828	something of a sound, on these heaths the birds	a something of; T. Hewitt Key, The Alphabet, &c. (1844); Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (ca 1927); J. W. Scott, “On the common-sense distinction of appearance and reality” (1916); Charles Whitehead, Smiles and Tears; or, the Romance of Life (1847); Lady Emily Charlotte Mary Ponsonby, Edward Willoughby : A Tale (1854); OCR error (1880, 1936); R. W. Vanderkiste, Notes and Narratives of a Six Years’ Mission, Principally Among the Dens of London (1852); M.J. (and assuredly Athénaïs) Michelet, The Sea (La Mer.), (1864)
2829	.	8273, 8275; a something of; “The Strolling Player” in The Players, “Conducted by Wilfrid Wisgast” (1860)
2830	.	6992; scratches; windows (windshields); a something of; an interrupted sky; NH
2831	that he had read of it, a something of	a something of; Walter Savage Landor, Imaginary Conversations (1853); Francis Henry Egerton, Addenda and Corrigenda (1796); Gynecocracy; with An Essay on Fornication, Adultery, and Incest (1821); Margaret Casson, Cross Purposes ; Or, The Way of the World. (1831); OCR errors at “Novels with a Purpose,” The Westminster Review (1864); The Literary Pioneer (1848); OCR errors at “On the Study of Words,” by Richard Chenevix, in The World’s Cyclopedia of Science (1883)
2832	.	6994; post-it; a something of a field, a sky
2833	putterings, 545-542	Charles W. Tyler, “The Mutiny On X-2329” (1917); Mary S. Stover, “Who’s the Better for It?” in Christian Advocate (1924); “The Friendly Corner” in Volta Review (1924); Surprise Land : A Girl’s Letters from the West. by “E. G. H.” [Emma G. Hodges] (1887)
2834	.	8331-8333; scribble; somewhen, where
2835	.	8335, 8345; lunar glue spots, Barilla linguine fini N⁰11
2836	putterings, 549-546	Hannah Reed (pseud of Deb Baker), Hooked on Ewe (2015); A. H. Olmstead, “Swinburne’s Friendships” (1926); “If I Were a Minister,” by a Farmer’s Wife, in The Farmer’s Advocate and Home Magazine (London, Ontario, 1910); Fred F. Fitch, “John Wilmot’s Justification” in Our Paper (MCI Concord, 1906)
2837	putterings, 550	Elise M. Rushfeldt, “See-Saw,” in Farm Life (April 1928)
2838	..	8356, 8362; scribble
2839	a road a way; or words to that effect	a something of; “Darliston” in The Ladies’ Companion and Monthly Magazine (1868); The rural economy of the Midland counties By Mr. Marshall (1796); Deas Cromarty, Under God’s Sky (1895); Walter Rowton, God’s Trial by Fire of Wood, Hay, and Stubble (1870); Hilaire Belloc, “The Duel,” in On Everything (1910); William De Morgan, When Ghost Meets Ghost (1914); “In the Abbott’s Seat,” in the Columbus [Georgia] Sunday Enquirer (August 29, 1880)
2840	.	8372; night blooming cereus; ceil; deferred maintenance
2841	wilderness, wrinkled brows; foldings, a host of scars. why. I longed to dwell.	a something of; “Charles A. Green’s Walks and Talks with Readers,” in Green’s Fruit Grower (1915); John Treat Irving, Jr, The Hunters of the Prairie, or The Hawk Chief. A Tale of of the Indian Country. (1837); Susan Taubes, Lament for Julia (1960s; 2023); Fred Peters, “A Night on the Railway in Old England” in Western Literary Messenger (1847); Walter de Gray Birch, Seals (1907); James Malcolm Rymer, Edith the Captive; or, The Robbers of Epping Forest (1861)
2842	.	8381; scribble
2843	.	7003; page marks; Susan Taubes, Lament for Julia (1960’s; 2023)
2844	pins, penned	8388, 8386-2, 8388-1
2845	.	8390; chad punct; España
2846	.	8400; blue; orts; Susan Taubes, Lament for Julia (1960’s; 2023)
2847	.	blue; clouds; The Lady’s Realm (1903)
2848	.	8411; 8414; binder clip; scribble
2849	putterings, 552-551	Helen Dore Boylston, “Coming of Age” (1925); W. E. Wickenden, “Research in the Engineering Colleges” (1929)
2850	.	8433; scribble
2851	something of a scribble; doubts for a time	7009
2852	putterings, 557-556, 554-553	Cleve Haubold. Richard Harding Bush, Or The Rococo Coco Bean (1967); “Can Machines Learn to Read Aloud?” in Pathfinder News Magazine (1952); Julian K. Henney, “A Summer on the Great Lakes : IV,” in The Wireless Age (1919); Josiah Flynt, “The German and the German-American,” in The Atlantic Monthly (1896)
2853	open lines, erased	8446
2854	ors	8471, 8475
2855	a someone of’s, panoptic view	passage in brief; author, title source
2856	putterings, 559-558, 555	Kate Riley, Ruth (2025); Anne Austin. The Black Pigeon (1929); William H. Mikesell, The Power of High Purpose (1961); Raymond James tag line, “That’s Life Well Planned” (2025); Wheaton P. Webb, Uncle Swithin’s Inventions (1947)
2857	.	8498; N.E.A. press photo, Anne Austin (1926), its own carbon; reflected sky
2858	putterings, 564-560	“An Old-Fashioned Nurse,” in Lippincott’s Magazine (1881); Albert L. Clough, “The Development of the Commercial Gasoline Automobile” (1903); Joshua Hren, Blue Walls Falling Down (2024); “To Sell More, Learn More; A Lesson in Linoleum” (1928); Mollie Amos Polk, “The Curative Power of Swimming” (1926)
2859	.	8520-8517; block and tackle shadow wall
2860	failure, another something of	“‘K.T.’ to Charlotte Brontë, 11 December 1850;” Mrs. Trollope, The Lottery of Marriage (1849); >Anthony Trollope, Can You Forgive Her? (1865); Harry Hieover, Stable Talk and Table Talk, or, Spectacles for Young Sportsmen (1845); [Frances Jackson], Isabella. A Novel. (1823)
2861	a someone of the other days	ventilation; from sources listed at 2855
2862	.	8534; 8542
2863	.	8553; 8548
2864	putterings, 566-565	What They Couldn’t, by Pansy (Mrs. G. R. Alden), (1895); Susan Letzler Cole, Playwrights in Rehearsal : The Seduction of Company (2013)
2865	words escape me	8569, 8572
2866	a something of the “waves’ intenser day”	Daniel O’Connell, re his passage to New York on board the Helvetia (1891); Walter Lecky, Mr. Billy Buttons (1896); review of G. S. Street, The Ghosts of Piccadilly (1907); The Clothier and Furnisher (1895); John La Farge, “An Artist’s Letter from Japan” (1890); C. J. Cornish, “Diving Birds at the Zoo” (1894); Walter Sichel, Types and Characters : A Kaleidoscope (1925); David J. Shaw, ed., Many Into One : Problems and Opportunities in Creating Shared Catalogues of Older Books (2006); Joseph Victor von Scheffel, The Trumpeter : A Romance of the Rhine (translation, 1893))
2867	.	8579
2868	.	8584
2869	in hands of narratory	The American Bankers Association Code “ABACO” (1951)
2870	.	8605; folds; hands; Anne Austin

 
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