| de kerkegaard. So who over comes ever for Whoopee Weeks | 1 |
| must put up with the Jug and Chambers. | 2 |
| But heed! Our thirty minutes war's alull. All's quiet on the | 3 |
| felled of Gorey. Between the starfort and the thornwood brass | 4 |
| castle flambs with mutton candles. Hushkah, a horn! Gadolmag- | 5 |
| tog! God es El? Housefather calls enthreateningly. From Bran- | 6 |
| denborgenthor. At Asa's arthre. In thundercloud periwig. With | 7 |
| lightning bug aflash from afinger. My souls and by jings, should | 8 |
| he work his jaw to give down the banks and hark from the tomb! | 9 |
| Ansighosa pokes in her potstill to souse at the sop be sodden | 10 |
| enow and to hear to all the bubbles besaying: the coming man, the | 11 |
| future woman, the food that is to build, what he with fifteen years | 12 |
| will do, the ring in her mouth of joyous guard, stars astir and | 13 |
| stirabout. A palashe for hirs, a saucy for hers and ladlelike spoons | 14 |
| for the wonner. But ein and twee were never worth three. So they | 15 |
| must have their final since he's on parole. Et la pau' Leonie has the | 16 |
| choice of her lives between Josephinus and Mario-Louis for who | 17 |
| is to wear the lily of Bohemey, Florestan, Thaddeus, Hardress or | 18 |
| Myles. And lead raptivity captive. Ready! Like a Finn at a fair. | 19 |
| Now for la belle! Icy-la-Belle! | 20 |
| The campus calls them. Ninan ninan, the gattling gan! Childs | 21 |
| will be wilds. 'Twastold. And vamp, vamp, vamp, the girls are | 22 |
| merchand. The horseshow magnete draws his field and don't the | 23 |
| fillyings fly? Educande of Sorrento, they newknow knowwell | 24 |
| their Vico's road. Arranked in their array and flocking for the | 25 |
| fray on that old orangeray, Dolly Brae. For these are not on | 26 |
| terms, they twain, bartrossers, since their baffle of Whatalose | 27 |
| when Adam Leftus and the devil took our hindmost, gegifting | 28 |
| her with his painapple, nor will not be atoned at all in fight to | 29 |
| no finish, that dark deed doer, this wellwilled wooer, Jerkoff and | 30 |
| Eatsoup, Yem or Yan, while felixed is who culpas does and harm's | 31 |
| worth healing and Brune is bad French for Jour d'Anno. Tiggers | 32 |
| and Tuggers they're all for tenzones. Bettlimbraves. For she must | 33 |
| walk out. And it must be with who. Teaseforhim. Toesforhim. | 34 |
| Tossforhim. Two. Else there is danger of. Solitude. | 35 |
| Postreintroducing Jeremy, the chastenot coulter, the flowing | 36 |