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almost as round as a biscuit. Here is one of nature’s commonplactb that we ought to ponder. In identical soil in the garden are boxwood bushes—or any plant. With the help of water and sun, exquisite plants niature. Neither artist nor machine can equal such multiple perfection.
To pursue this contemplation, note the cookbook. In,it are recipes for preparing edible dishes from every animal, fish, and vegetable known to man. The index begins with Acorn Squash and ends with Zwieback Crust. What makes me humble is the process by which Nature manages to bring these forms of life to their separate maturities. From water and land come these flowers and edibles. This speckled trout is exactly like
mates,^ and this boxwood bush ■is like its~mates.
If I had an educated palate and wished never to repeat a menu, I could have a thousand different meals in a year, by choosing front the cookbook. At the end, except that I would be a year older, I wouldn’t have changed a particle. My internal organs would have extracted from what went down my gullet exactly what was needed to make nails to grow on my fingers, and hair to grow on my head. A Chinese, with
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