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By Jack Joseph Smith
the air; yet be known the differance of salt
loaded on the tongue, for both Satin and God
planned for comparrison
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The continuation of Another Toss asks for knowledge of a difference figured as salt on the tongue and comparison between Satin and God.
These lines complete the previous page's wisdom through the air. The physical page boundary is not a new work or an independent aphorism.
Continuation rows: 'the air; yet be known the differance of salt / loaded on the tongue, for both Satin and God / planned for comparrison'.
The rows complete the previous page's thought; Satin, differance and comparrison are kept as typed.