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Doris wrote, at the end of an analysis of 1398:

> But why is the Laurel's tree deathless?   Hmmmmm.
>  
Yes, Doris, that's one of the questions.  Why is the tree deathless, and what
does "tree" represent?  The instrinsic one?  Some beyond a human?  I have
trouble
relating "dealthless tree" to the intrinsic one.

Louis