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Then I disassembled the table and took from it two of its main beams, which were about a foot shorter than their curved counterparts. THEN I DISSEMBLED THE TABLE AND TOOK FROM IT TWO OF ITS MAIN BEAMS WHICH WERE ABOUT A FOOT SHORTER THAN THEIR CURVED COUNTERPARTS
he Canitaurs and Zards had apparently lost, or disregarded, the springs of my time and instead used a hammock of springy, elastic cords that spread across the face of the furniture. Simply put, they stretched elastic ropes across an empty frame, almost like a trampoline made of individual cords. This created a very comfortable springing feel, for they gave enough bounce to render the surface pliable, but not overly soft. Taking the bowie knife again, I thrust it into the couch, and cut away the cushioning to reveal the support. To my great relief, I found that it was constructed in a manner similar to the other couches that I had seen. There were about two score of the cords, each being between three and four feet long. These I unattached and laid them down in a pile. Next, I took the four main support beams for the couch, one running along each side and two down the center in a crescent shape, with the same curve and slope as the carpet, as they were designed to contour the same wall.  THE OBSERVATION THAT THE CANATORS AND ZARDS HAD APPARENTLY LOST OR DISREGARDED THE SPRINGS OF MY TIME AND INSTEAD USED A HAMMOCK OF SPRINGY ELASTIC CORDS THAT SPREAD ACROSS THE FACE OF THE FURNITURE SIMPLY PUT THEY STRETCHED ELASTIC ROPES ACROSS AN EMPTY FRAME ALMOST LIKE A TRAMPOLEON MADE OF INDIVIDUAL CORDS THIS CREATED A VERY COMFORTABLE SPRINGING FIELD FOR THEY GAVE ENOUGH BOUNDS TO RENDER THE SURFACE PLIABLE BUT NOT OVERLY SOFT TAKING THE BOWIE KNIFE AGAIN I THRUST IT INTO THE COUCH AND CUT AWAY THE CUSHIONING TO REVEAL THE SUPPORT TO MY GREAT RELIEF I FOUND THAT IT WAS CONSTRUCTED IN A MANNER SIMILAR TO THE OTHER COUCHES THAT I HAD SEEN THERE WERE ABOUT TWO SCORE OF THE CORDS EACH BEING BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR FEET LONG THESE I UNATTACHED AND LAID THEM DOWN IN A PILE NEXT I TOOK THE FOUR MAIN SUPPORT BEAMS FOR THE COUCH ONE RUNNING ALONG EACH SIDE AND TWO DOWN THE CENTRE IN A CRESCENT SHAPE WITH THE SAME CURVE AND SLOPE AS THE CARPET AS THEY WERE DESIGNED TO CONTOUR THE SAME WALL
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