Chapter

 1 1|     Priapus, wrought in the fine clay of an Etruscan vase? The
 2 1|         on us then as mere human clay; we with our habiliments
 3 2|        possess sufficient of the clay for my needs'; for the hard
 4 3|        went to look for a little clay in a corner of the garden.
 5 3|        story. Planchette put the clay down upon the slab, drew
 6 3|       the flower-pot by way of a clay joint, in such a way that
 7 3| tobacco-pipe. He spread a bed of clay over the surface of the
 8 3|    shovel. Next he put a lump of clay at the end of the elder
 9 3|      stem that he had set in the clay, and at the opposite end
10 3|   upright wooden pipe set in the clay. ~"That is quite simple,"