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22 AMERICAN ARTISm ON ART Content is a glimpe of something, an encounter like a Rash. It" very tiny-very tiny, content. 'TThen I could sustain this thing all the time because it could change all the time; she could almost get upside down, or not be there, or come back again, she could be any size. Because this content: could take care of almost anything that could happn. X still have it now from fleeting things-like when one passes something, and it makes an impression, a simple stuff. X wtzsn't concerned to get a particular kind of feeling, X look at them now and they wern vociferous and fermiaus.