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151
2
.
We
should
remember
that
even
Nature
's
inadvertence
has
its
own
charm
,
its
own
attractiveness
.
The
way
loaves
of
bread
split
open
on
top
in
the
oven
;
the
ridges
are
just
by-products
of
the
baking
,
and
yet
pleasing
,
somehow
:
they
rouse
our
appetite
without
our
knowing
why
.
152
Or
how
ripe
figs
begin
to
burst
.
153
And
olives
on
the
point
of
falling
:
the
shadow
of
decay
gives
them
a
peculiar
beauty
.
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Stalks
of
wheat
bending
under
their
own
weight
.
The
furrowed
brow
of
the
lion
.
Flecks
of
foam
on
the
boar
's
mouth
.
155
And
other
things
.
If
you
look
at
them
in
isolation
there
's
nothing
beautiful
about
them
,
and
yet
by
supplementing
nature
they
enrich
it
and
draw
us
in
.
156
And
anyone
with
a
feeling
for
nature
--
a
deeper
sensitivity
--
will
find
it
all
gives
pleasure
.
Even
what
seems
inadvertent
.
He
'll
find
the
jaws
of
live
animals
as
beautiful
as
painted
ones
or
sculptures
.
He
'll
look
calmly
at
the
distinct
beauty
of
old
age
in
men
,
women
,
and
at
the
loveliness
of
children
.
And
other
things
like
that
will
call
out
to
him
constantly
--
things
unnoticed
by
others
.
Things
seen
only
by
those
at
home
with
Nature
and
its
works
.
157
3
.
Hippocrates
cured
many
illnesses
--
and
then
fell
ill
and
died
.
The
Chaldaeans
predicted
the
deaths
of
many
others
;
in
due
course
their
own
hour
arrived
.
Alexander
,
Pompey
,
Caesar
--
who
utterly
destroyed
so
many
cities
,
cut
down
so
many
thousand
foot
and
horse
in
battle
--
they
too
departed
this
life
.
Heraclitus
often
told
us
the
world
would
end
in
fire
.
But
it
was
moisture
that
carried
him
off
;
he
died
smeared
with
cowshit
.
Democritus
was
killed
by
ordinary
vermin
,
Socrates
by
the
human
kind
.
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And
?
159
You
boarded
,
you
set
sail
,
you
've
made
the
passage
.
Time
to
disembark
.
If
it
's
for
another
life
,
well
,
there
's
nowhere
without
gods
on
that
side
either
.
If
to
nothingness
,
then
you
no
longer
have
to
put
up
with
pain
and
pleasure
,
or
go
on
dancing
attendance
on
this
battered
crate
,
your
body
--
so
much
inferior
to
that
which
serves
it
.
160
One
is
mind
and
spirit
,
the
other
earth
and
garbage
.