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This fragment compresses disparate sounds and motions into a single event whose deeper intention still remains obscure.

Its force comes from its brevity. The line suggests sudden unity, but the second line immediately limits knowledge, so the event remains shared in experience and withheld in meaning.

A two-line fragment gathers a 'strange tune' so that all 'belong to one event', yet of 'it's intent all also know little.' This reading remains provisional because the page transcript is OCR-uncertain.