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with an axe. Everyone loves a real artist, watches to see how well the line is drawn, to see the magic of recognition of character, emerge on the page or in the block of wood or stone. A whack of the hammer on the chisel, stone bits flying and look! There’s the likeness and more than a likeness - a new, identical thing! But don’t put your foot near the woodsman who’s axe wanders. The wood splits apart from the punishment of near misses. But the bloody thing is finally cut, isn’t it? |