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What
caused
him
consolation
in
his
sitting
posture
?
The
candour
,
nudity
,
pose
,
tranquility
,
youth
,
grace
,
sex
,
counsel
of
a
statue
erect
in
the
centre
of
the
table
,
an
image
of
Narcissus
purchased
by
auction
from
P
.
A
.
Wren
,
9
Bachelor
’
s
Walk
.
What
caused
him
irritation
in
his
sitting
posture
?
Inhibitory
pressure
of
collar
(
size
17
)
and
waistcoat
(
5
buttons
)
,
two
articles
of
clothing
superfluous
in
the
costume
of
mature
males
and
inelastic
to
alterations
of
mass
by
expansion
.
How
was
the
irritation
allayed
?
He
removed
his
collar
,
with
contained
black
necktie
and
collapsible
stud
,
from
his
neck
to
a
position
on
the
left
of
the
table
.
He
unbuttoned
successively
in
reversed
direction
waistcoat
,
trousers
,
shirt
and
vest
along
the
medial
line
of
irregular
incrispated
black
hairs
extending
in
triangular
convergence
from
the
pelvic
basin
over
the
circumference
of
the
abdomen
and
umbilicular
fossicle
along
the
medial
line
of
nodes
to
the
intersection
of
the
sixth
pectoral
vertebrae
,
thence
produced
both
ways
at
right
angles
and
terminating
in
circles
described
about
two
equidistant
points
,
right
and
left
,
on
the
summits
of
the
mammary
prominences
.
He
unbraced
successively
each
of
six
minus
one
braced
trouser
buttons
,
arranged
in
pairs
,
of
which
one
incomplete
.
What
involuntary
actions
followed
?
He
compressed
between
2
fingers
the
flesh
circumjacent
to
a
cicatrice
in
the
left
infracostal
region
below
the
diaphragm
resulting
from
a
sting
inflicted
2
weeks
and
3
days
previously
(
23
May
1904
)
by
a
bee
.
He
scratched
imprecisely
with
his
right
hand
,
though
insensible
of
prurition
,
various
points
and
surfaces
of
his
partly
exposed
,
wholly
abluted
skin
.
He
inserted
his
left
hand
into
the
left
lower
pocket
of
his
waistcoat
and
extracted
and
replaced
a
silver
coin
(
1
shilling
)
,
placed
there
(
presumably
)
on
the
occasion
(
17
October
1903
)
of
the
interment
of
Mrs
Emily
Sinico
,
Sydney
Parade
.
Compile
the
budget
for
16
June
1904
.
