Repository path: workshop/translations/ved-vejen/R14-v1/translation.md · rendered 2026-09-09
Page metadata (front matter)
| type | translation |
|---|---|
| id | T-ved-vejen-R14-v1 |
| status | frozen |
| created | 2026-08-08 |
| updated | 2026-08-08 |
| translated-by | lead |
| contamination | none |
| senses | style-correspondence, naturalness, accuracy, perceived-source-carriage |
| internal-judgment-only | true |
| provisional | true |
| links | workshop/regimes/R14-matched-flattening.md, workshop/translations/ved-vejen/R06-v1/translation.md, workshop/translations/ved-vejen/device-census.md, workshop/experiments/E-20260808d-carriage-decoupled/design.md |
T-ved-vejen-R14-v1 — the same passage with the Class A devices removed
- Regime.
R14v0.1 (matched-content flattening). It renders from the live English, never from the source —T-ved-vejen-R06-v1, whose log was frozen and committed at5999d6fbefore this file was begun, asR14§Procedure step 1 requires. - What is removed. The sixteen Class A devices of
../device-census.md§1 — form-only features carrying no proposition and no image. - What is untouched. All seven Class B features — the four similes, the personification and
every named particular — are carried over byte-identical, and §2 asserts it string by string.
This is the one substantive departure from
R14as written: its operatorsF2(figure de-specification) andF4(verb deadening) are not used, becausewiki/goodness-senses.md'saccuracyentry names imagery in its definition, so de-specifying a figure is an accuracy loss by that definition and not a form loss.RS-20260807f'sG1failure is the evidence that this matters (../device-census.mdheader). - Length. 563 English words → 586, ratio 1.041. The tolerance declared before the
operators were applied was ≤ 1.15 (
R14§Procedure step 3); it holds. - Contamination:
none, inherited — this text contains no word not derived fromT-ved-vejen-R06-v1by the table in §3. - Cost. $0.
§1 The text
Paragraph numbers below are the segment ids of the experiment, not source paragraphs; the source paragraphs each segment covers are in §4.
[S1] Things had also been quieter at their place recently. Huus no longer came so often now that it was spring, and, as he explained, he had a great deal to do. And when he did come, his temper was uneven as well. It happened repeatedly that he seemed not to notice how glad Katinka was to see him, and he talked mostly with Bai, although Katinka had a great deal that she wanted to say to him and to ask him about. This was just in the spring, when there had been so much to arrange and to alter everywhere.
[S2] But there was something the matter. Perhaps he was also not content at the farm at Kiær's, and it was said that he was so odd to work with. Her own spirits, for that matter, were heavy from time to time as well, and this was probably because she was sleeping too little.
[S3] She stayed in the sitting room in the evening while Bai was undressing, and he would drift about half naked for so long, sitting on the edge of the bed and keeping up a talk, and would never be done. Katinka found it wearisome that he never settled and never made an end of it.
[S4] And when she came to bed herself and lay in the dark beside Bai, who slept deeply, she could not fall asleep and felt an unease, so that she would get up again and go into the sitting room, where she would sit by the window while the night train rushed past and the great stillness lay over the field again. There was no sound and no breath of wind in the summer night. Then the first grey glimmer of day would come, and a cold, damp air would strike up from the meadows, and it would grow steadily lighter while the larks began to sing.
[S5] Huus had said that he was very fond of seeing the morning come, and he had described how it was in the mountains when morning came. He said that it was like a mighty golden-red sea, half so of gold and half of roses — about all the summits, and that the peaks sailed like islands in the great sea. Then, little by little, all the mountain tops stood on fire, and then the sun came and rose and swept the darkness out of the valleys as with a great wing.
[S6] He often told such stories now, things from his travels; on the whole he talked more now, when he talked at all. It grew quite light, and Katinka was still sitting by the window, but she supposed that she had better go to rest. The air was heavy in the bedroom, and Bai lay there, having thrown the blankets off himself.
[S7] When Huus came in the evening, they mostly sat in the elder arbour, where they watched the eight o'clock train go. A solitary farmer had trickled out onto the platform, and he greeted them as he went past and drifted off home. Then they went down into the garden, where the cherry trees stood in bloom, and the white petals slid like a bright glittering rain through the summer air down onto the lawn. They sat quiet and looked out at the white trees, and it was as though the evening's awaited silence over the plain wrapped itself about all things. Up in the town a gate was heard being slammed to, and the cattle called out across the fields.
English words: 586.
§2 Class B assertion — the seven image-bearing strings, byte-identical in both arms
Checked by analysis/checks.py, which reads both frozen files and asserts each string is present in
each. A run in which any of these differs is a run about imagery and reports itself as such.
| id | string held identical |
|---|---|
| B1 | like a mighty golden-red sea, half so of gold and half of roses — about all the summits |
| B2 | the peaks sailed like islands in the great sea |
| B3 | all the mountain tops stood on fire |
| B4 | swept the darkness out of the valleys as with a great wing |
| B5 | the white petals slid like a bright glittering rain through the summer air down onto the lawn |
| B6 | the evening's awaited silence over the plain wrapped itself about all things |
| B7 | night train · larks · elder arbour · eight o'clock train · cherry trees · meadows · cattle |
One declared exception, recorded rather than hidden. ../device-census.md §1 lists halvt…
halvt at ¶12 under device A11 (doubling repetitions). That site sits inside string B1, so
it is held with B1 and not manipulated: A11 is manipulated at 3 of its 4 sites (¶9, ¶10,
¶17). The consequence runs against this experiment's own hypothesis — one marked phrase survives
into the flattened arm — and it is left in because removing it would have touched an image.
§3 The operator table — every site, this being the translator's log for this artifact
Operator ids are R14's where they apply (F1 cadence levelling, F3 repetition flattening, F5
register levelling, F6 connective explicitation) and are extended with F7–F10 for the four
Class A devices R14 v0.1 has no operator for. F2 and F4 are not used.
| # | device | src ¶ | operator | live text | flat text |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A1 | 14–16 | F1 |
three paragraphs: And then the sun came. / And rose. / And swept the darkness… |
one clause chain: and then the sun came and rose and swept the darkness… |
| 2 | A2 | 10, 13, 14, 15, 16 | F3 |
five units opening on And |
four of the five deleted; one retained at S4 |
| 3 | A3 | 15 | F1 |
And rose. (subjectless paragraph) |
and rose (coordinate verb, subject supplied by the chain) |
| 4 | A4 | 1 | F7 FID attribution |
There was so much to do, he said. |
and, as he explained, he had a great deal to do |
| 5 | A4 | 4 | F7 |
But there was something the matter. (unattributed) |
retained as the paragraph's own claim; the following clause joined by bare and |
| 6 | A4 | 5–6 | F7+F6 |
two bare paragraphs | and this was probably because she was sleeping too little |
| 7 | A4 | 19 | F7 |
But she had better go to rest. |
but she supposed that she had better go to rest |
| 8 | A5 | 1, 11, 12, 13 | F8 tag variation |
he said ×4, unvaried |
as he explained · had said · he said that · deleted at ¶13 |
| 9 | A6 | 12, 13 | F8 |
tag interrupting mid-clause | tag fronted (He said that it was like…); the ¶13 tag deleted, its content carried by the fronted one |
| 10 | A7 | 2, 4, 18 | F9 emphasis removal |
italic When · italic was · italic when | roman throughout; no substitute emphasis word supplied |
| 11 | A8 | 3, 12, 13 | F9 |
three four-dot trailing ellipses | full stops / clause boundaries |
| 12 | A8 | 19 | F9 |
resumptive ... It grew quite light |
It grew quite light, run on from the preceding sentence |
| 13 | A9 | 3 | F1 |
subordinate clause as its own paragraph | This was just in the spring, when there had been… — main verb supplied |
| 14 | A10 | 2, 9, 21 | F6 |
bare when-frames |
when he did come retained; ¶9 and ¶21 subordinated into longer periods with the iterative carried by would |
| 15 | A11 | 9 | F3 |
Not a sound, not a breath of wind |
There was no sound and no breath of wind |
| 16 | A11 | 10 | F3 |
lighter and lighter |
steadily lighter |
| 17 | A11 | 17 | F3 |
such things… such things |
such stories now, things from his travels |
| 18 | A12 | 4 | F6 |
semicolon | and |
| 19 | A12 | 5→6 | F6 |
paragraph break, no connective | and this was probably because |
| 20 | A13 | all | F1 |
24 paragraphs, 2–79 words | 7 paragraphs, 46–110 words |
| 21 | A14 | 8 | F5 |
It was so wearisome to Katinka that… |
Katinka found it wearisome that… — the judgment attributed rather than enacted |
| 22 | A15 | 24 | F5 |
Up in the town one heard a gate being slammed to |
Up in the town a gate was heard being slammed to — the impersonal perceiver removed without supplying one |
| 23 | A16 | 1, 3 | F6 |
bare now, in the spring |
now that it was spring · This was just in the spring |
| 24 | A2/A16 | 17–18 | F6 |
two paragraphs, nu twice |
one sentence joined by a semicolon |
Twenty-four sites over sixteen devices. Nothing in the table changes a referent, a sense, a
negation, a quantity, a tense, a modality or an item of content. Two operators are declared as
adding words rather than deleting them, per R14 §The operators: F6 supplies connectives
(so that, while, and) that state relations the Danish leaves the reader to feel,
and F7 supplies attribution (as he explained, she supposed that) for free indirect
discourse. These are the two the experiment's independent propositional-parity control exists to
adjudicate, and RS-20260807f §5 limit 4 is the reason it is stated here in advance.
§4 Segment map
| segment | source ¶ | Danish words |
|---|---|---|
| S1 | 1–3 | 91 |
| S2 | 4–6 | 46 |
| S3 | 7–8 | 47 |
| S4 | 9–10 | 90 |
| S5 | 11–16 | 81 |
| S6 | 17–20 | 53 |
| S7 | 21–24 | 95 |
| — | 1–24 | 503 |
§5 Amendment A1, 2026-08-08, adopted from the pre-run critic before dispatch
E-20260808d's pre-run critic (nvidia/nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b, non-panel) returned
NEEDS-REDESIGN, and its BLOCKING 1 charged that the flattening was not content-neutral because
F6 supplied causal subordinators the Danish does not state. Three sites did exactly that and
have been changed before any rating was dispatched:
| site | was | is |
|---|---|---|
| S1 | because, as he explained, he had a great deal to do |
and, as he explained, he had a great deal to do |
| S2 | at Kiær's, since it was said… |
at Kiær's, and it was said… |
| S3 | while Bai was undressing, because he would drift about… |
while Bai was undressing, and he would drift about… |
Two other explicitations were checked against the Danish and kept, because the Danish asserts the
relation itself: Det kom maaske ogsaa af, at hun sov for lidt (S2, came of) and saa hun stod op
igen (S4, so she got up). The remainder of the critic's BLOCKING 1 — that free indirect discourse,
paragraphing, understatement and the impersonal man are not form-only because they change narrative
mode — is overruled with a reason on the design page: narrative mode is form, and it is the form
this experiment exists to manipulate.