48. It now became an important part of class instruction for all
of us to sit in a circle and listen to our teacher both praise and explain the
Captain’s marvelous sculpture to us.
49. I am not going to transcribe all the things she said for
this reason, at the time I did not find it either interesting or enlightening,
and so I think to myself, if I found it tedious, how much the worse for you, to
hear my uninspired transcription of it.
50. Nevertheless, I need to point out certain observations. She
pointed out how both of the front legs were touching. The reason for this was
because merging the two forms into one added strength and stability.
51. Although the back legs did not touch, the Captain had
cleverly added a tree trunk to his figure, and tree trunk managed to touch both
of the back legs, and entirely fill the space between them.
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