Page 377

This brief page turns a question about flowers into a question of distance, perception, and how fragile difference becomes at scale.

With the scan wording restored to `The difference` and `At a thousand yards`, the page reads as a small perceptual test: ordinary distinctions hold close up, then blur at distance.

A single image-question - can you tell 'A dazy' from 'A poppy / At a thousand yards' - turns botanical difference into a parable about how distance erases distinction.