1	3	0	1	99	A stone arch.
1	3	0	2	99	You admire the workmanship on the stone arch.
1	3	0	3	99	You stare off blankly for no apparent reason.
1	3	0	4	99	You stare at the arch and breathe through your mouth.
2	3	0	1	99	You examine the corner of this building.
2	3	0	2	99	This is the cornerstone.
2	3	0	3	99	You stare at the cornerstone and mutter softly.
7	3	0	1	99	Eaves.
7	3	0	2	99	You gaze at the eaves.
7	3	0	3	99	What are eaves? you wonder pointlessly.
7	3	0	4	99	Here you are in town, and all you can do is stare at eaves.
8	3	0	1	99	The building's eaves.
8	3	0	2	99	You were once apprenticed to Ingvaar the Eavesdropper.
8	3	0	3	99	He removed eaves from condemned cottages and dropped them down to you. Often they landed on your head.
8	3	0	4	99	Good times ... good times.
9	3	0	1	99	These are eaves.
9	3	0	2	99	You once wrote an article about eaves. You called it "All About Eaves."
9	3	0	3	99	Sadly, you were unable to sell it. This caused irreversible writer's block, and now you can't even write your own name.
9	3	0	4	99	The rest of us are very glad.
3	3	0	1	99	This is a fence.
3	3	0	2	99	You stare at the fence, but it does not change into something else.
3	3	0	3	99	Why are you staring? There are no sheep jumping over this fence.
4	3	0	1	99	A wall lamp.
4	3	0	2	99	If The Realm were a classier game, this would be called a "sconce."
4	3	0	3	99	"I wish someone would come along and enlighten me," you say to yourself.
10	3	0	1	99	A slate roof.
10	3	0	2	99	You examine the roof, but find nothing unusual about it.
10	3	0	3	99	This is a slate roof.
10	3	0	4	99	Slate roofs are a fire hazard. In fact, these slate roofs caused a fire in the art directory which set The Realm artists back six months.
11	3	0	1	99	You examine the building's straw roof.
11	3	0	2	99	Straw roofs are a fire hazard.
11	3	0	3	99	The only thing worse than a slate roof is a straw roof.
11	3	0	4	99	Don't light a fire.
12	3	0	1	99	You admire the tile roof.
12	3	0	2	99	Tile roofs are safe, practical, and attractive.
12	3	0	3	99	Plus, they're easy to draw.
13	3	0	1	99	A table.
13	3	0	2	99	You stare at the table.
13	3	0	3	99	You confirm in your mind that this is a table.
13	3	0	4	99	La plume de ma tante est sur la table.
5	3	0	1	99	A tree.
5	3	0	2	99	This determined tree has decided to try to grow in town.
5	3	0	3	99	You admire the tree's determination.
5	3	0	4	99	You think about chopping the tree down, but it could be home to a spotted owl or something.
14	3	0	1	99	A brick walk.
14	3	0	2	99	You examine the brick walk.
14	3	0	3	99	Everything in The Realm is just so darned *tasteful*.
15	3	0	1	99	A stone walk.
15	3	0	2	99	This is a genuine, 100 percent stone walk.
15	3	0	3	99	Go ahead, walk on it.
16	3	0	1	99	A wall.
16	3	0	2	99	This is a wall.
16	3	0	3	99	You examine the wall for defects.
16	3	0	4	99	You are the wall examiner.
17	3	0	1	99	This is a wall.
17	3	0	2	99	But something looks a bit odd about this wall.
17	3	0	3	99	You examine it very closely ...
17	3	0	4	99	Nope, it's just a wall.
18	3	0	1	99	This is a wall.
18	3	0	2	99	This is a fine example of a wall.
18	3	0	3	99	You stare at the wall.
18	3	0	4	99	You go a bit wall-eyed.
19	3	0	1	99	You look at the wall.
19	3	0	2	99	You examine the wall in minute detail.
19	3	0	3	99	Of all the things you could be doing, you've decided to stare at this wall.
19	3	0	4	99	Yep.
20	3	0	1	99	A wall.
20	3	0	2	99	You stare at the wall.
20	3	0	3	99	That's it. Be one with the wall.
20	3	0	4	99	Be the wall.
21	3	0	1	99	You examine the wall.
21	3	0	2	99	You confirm that this big flattish thing is indeed a wall.
21	3	0	3	99	Nothing gets past you.
6	3	0	1	99	A stone wall.
6	3	0	2	99	You look at the wall.
6	3	0	3	99	You stare at the wall.
6	3	0	4	99	You gaze at the wall, entranced.
6	3	0	5	99	Why are you doing that, anyway?
22	3	0	1	99	A closed window.
22	3	0	2	99	This window is closed.
22	3	0	3	99	You stare at the closed window, but alas, it remains closed.
22	3	0	4	99	Next window, please.
23	3	0	1	99	A window frame.
23	3	0	2	99	You look at the window frame.
23	3	0	3	99	Oh, yes. Definitely a window frame.
23	3	0	4	99	You drift back to the good old days, when the constable would let you take a peep at old Mrs. O'Leary's cow. 
23	3	0	5	99	That cow had some udders.
24	3	0	1	99	A window.
24	3	0	2	99	This window is open.
24	3	0	3	99	Is an open window an invitation?
24	3	0	4	99	You stare at the open window and consider the possibilities.
