VII. Entre dans les chairs

VII. Entre dans les chairs

Nevertheless, in a manner of two vines framing Racine’s entrance to 13 rue des Marais-

Saint-Germain (1692-99); after Clerget’s engraving (1873)—Sensing again, the gneissic texture

Grains of the pancreas, with stroma in the grafts of the past four decades—Paul Langerhans

Discerned with gold chloride in the dermis (1868); Silberberg (1973) ramified langerin defenses—

Polygonal, non-staining cell heaps of the pancreas Gustave-Édouard Laguesse submitted an endocrine

Function (1893), les îlots de Langerhans; among excessive urine sampling, Eugène-Melchior Péligot (1811–1890) isolates grape sugar, glucose (1840), with wood spirits—

Fittingly, epithelials are made pluripotent, for regeneration of pancreatic islets at risk from acute ingestion of spirits—

Autodigestion, acute pancreatitis; insulin would be clarified in 1921—Rather from an economy of structure; than moralizing, on Grand cru bottles along Le Marais,

Red arrows emanating from Jean Carlu’s label for Château Mouton-Rothschild (1924)—The designer’s brother, the architect, Jacques Carlu realized an endocrine

Purpose, with Louis-Hippolyte Boileau and Léon Azéma, sifting foundations of the Trocadéro (1937) without homage to the island fortress near Cadiz captured by the Dauphin, who married the only child of Louis XVI to survive the Revolution, Marie Thérèse (1799)—Reproducing classical textures,

Speaking as Phèdre’s Hippolyte, the streamlined Palais de Chaillot stands on Napoléon’s former building site intended to rival the Kremlin—With Langerhans’s

Prescience, whose tuberculosis exiled him to the Canary Islands and Madeira, among lampreys—Printed as Sonnet (1886), M’introduire dans ton histoire / C’est un héros effaroché adds the persuasive defense

Of compensation—War at Cotonou (1889), end-to-end with Porto-Novo, exported also the kora, vodun and quilts appliquéd from the kingdom of Dahomey (1600-1900)—Later, given French defenses,

Colonials primed some of the most enduring culture, from the Portuguese feiticeria, fétiche—Mistaking the art as blind devotion to statuettes; unlike their Cubist performance, the nkisi compartment, behind mirror or glass, underscored the spirit—

Detached from such accretions as the Sun King's gangrenous leg—That his septic left side was described at autopsy (2 September 1743) as exfoliating up to his head; the islets of Langerhans

Most likely shot, and cells unresponsive—Egyptians likely gained from Arab traders the West African and Interior yeast strains, and observed an excess of the Nile’s drainage souring their grapes; staking them beyond, in near starvation—Aricie; let it be said, in language used in Le Marais

Hôtels particuliers, is the King’s and a niece of Cardinal Mazarin’s, and thus subject to the same endocrine

Targets, on the end of their forks—How apocrypha like this gains ballast, but not without substantiation, until fixing goat polyclonal antibody to diverse strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and not unless they texture

Green fluorescent well plates—Bruno Abakanowicz, working from Parc St. Maur, set about calculating all spaces textured
By their roulette curves; composing the tools sometime before 1900, the year of Sarah Bernhardt’s fatal duel with Laertes on film—As the solution to waning defense
Contracts, it was later patented by Kingfisher’s lubricants of Leeds (1965), from Meccano pieces (1901), and cross-sections of their standard and metric threads—Somehow, faced with the damage of pancreatic endocrine
System, after scrambling to reinsert islets into the omentum—The apron’s glistening CD8+ (cytotoxic) effector-memory T cells form a halo from Moreau’s L'Apparition (1876), with Cellini’s bluster of Perseus (1545), into a coruscating spirit—
Hamlet provoking the maternal as if increase of appetite had grown (I.ii.145)—The chambers of Langerhans
Engorged, and reticulum crooked as though moonlight had accomplished the work of leavening yeast, as the path meanders through the entire vineyard, or in the cask of La Samaritaine, with Sarah Bernhardt in the leading rôle (1897)—Le Marais

Théâtre de la Renaissance under her direction (1893), and the eponymous one, on 2 Place du Châtelet (1899); Alfons Mucha delivered the broadsheets—Proprietors of Le Marais
Caves; intimately acquainted with labile bacteria with alcoholic fermentation, unaware that yeast spontaneously repairs its most terrible prions, without human contrivance, or quarantine of the cinders of the stockyards—What texture
Of fear figures polarized light filtering through the blinds of Matisse’s philodendron leaves one uninterrupted midafternoon—Alternately, Langerhans,
Hoping for a cure, ventured to Silvaplana (1874) seven years before Nietzsche—Pasteur’s tartrate fermentations, which precipitated out of solution in the frigid lab (1856), led to the defense
Of enatiomeric stereoselectivity, two types of wine lees recognized by the less equipped as drowned keys spiraling the Deûle—Inconsolable, for the death of his eldest son, the poet Louis Racine; himself, born the year (1692) his father’s heart reentered the home, felt a breach in his inviolable temperament from avoiding drink or banquets; at last, subordinated to the endocrine
Signaling the wrong things—On honeymoon, his only son and wife were buried at Cadiz under the tsunami from the Lisbon earthquake (1755)—On the same street; not yet rechristened after the architect of Napoléon’s tomb at Les Invalides (1840), no. 17 Balzac failed at a printing business (1826-1828), incurring  debts, with the urge to write to Mme. Hanska of finding the spirit

Of Swedenborg (1834); ketogenic, and dependent on coffee for diuresis—Commissioned in 1891, Rodin spent seven years apprehending Balzac’s spirit—
Apart from the Daedalus of the North's flying machine, the Swede found revelations; at the outset, “Do not eat so much!” from a London tavern des Esseintes might visit in France—Gender as spectral interference; better leaving the Dutch to their lenses—Phèdre, who is she, among our recent pasts found or lost in Le Marais

While its flagship, La Samaritaine is refaced as a shower insert (2014)—All-or-none, in this expression of a neuron, combined with the sympathetic input of thunder and rubies sent from the neuroendocrine—
Cognacq’s glucose utilization for retail from the area’s first water main (1870); which, for others in artificially-lit volumes with queues, achieve the same focus—Marie-Louise and Ernest Cognacq later founded a museum of inlaid boxes; a perfume pistolet, among other objects de vertù—Unless one should detect textures
Of resourcefulness; they are preserved to speed craftsmen to market, as Lalique’s fountain for Jacques Carlu’s seventh floor of the Round Room of Toronto’s dominant merchants (1930)—As alpha cells, the commodifers from the microorgans of Langerhans,
Float glucagon in fasting glucose—Nadar’s print of Sarah Bernhardt (1865) was a goad to the dramaturge; herself, a sculptor—Her sphinx inkwell (1880) as a self-portrait long since shifted hands, she entered a bronze sea wrack, the consummate siren, as her entry in the Paris Exposition (1900)—Defensive

To inquiries, she pens, My Double Life (1907), Bernhardt is "Mère la chaise" performing seated after tearing perhaps the shock-absorbing lunette of an overpronated leg jumping off the parapet of La Tosca, demanding amputation (1915)—Such as yourself, whom she just approaches in elegance, and myself; summoning the bazaar of physiologists, and defensive cures in the spirit
Of the wheel dying purple—Our lights of the stanzas, when the eighth phoneme reads by turns the paradise courtyard or its communicating thread advanced by Langerhans, for others to elucidate—Passage through clerics’s meadow before no. 24 existed, where Racine ostensibly moved house before his death (1699)—Le Marais
No more exclaims endocrine consumption among the seven ages ungainly with their baggage, than the Symbolists dispel their uncertainties with our requirement to transcribe them intercalated with our strides—