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[... 62 paragraphs ...]
These will be impressions. I have the impression of four, f-o-u-r, of something. Of gray, of mood or color. (Pause. Jane shook her head as if in doubt.) The impression of a masterpiece of some kind in connection with what I hold. (Pause.) And something federal. (Pause.)
[... 7 paragraphs ...]
(As usual, some of the test material obviously applied, and other statements seemingly did not. By now however we have learned that material in the latter category is not necessarily distorted; it could merely be another example of the sometimes far-reaching impressions that attach themselves to test objects. Seth has said very little about the reasons for this. So we were now curious to learn what application, if any, such statements as four, a masterpiece, a voice, etc., had to the test object. Again see my sketch of the photographic negative on page 255.
[... 5 paragraphs ...]
(I did not realize at the time that Seth did not explain the masterpiece statement; I could have asked otherwise. Jane’s manner now turned more humorous. Her eyes opened again. She smiled, and looked back and forth among the three of us as she spoke with quite a bit of animation.)
[... 34 paragraphs ...]