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boxomeness of the bedelias 1 makes hobby- |
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hodge happy in his hole. 2 The store and |
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charter, Treetown Castle under Lynne. Riva- |
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pool? Hod a brieck on it! But its piers eerie, |
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its span spooky, its toll but a till, its parapets |
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all peripateting. D'Oblong's by his by. Which |
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we all pass. Tons. In our snoo. Znore. While |
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we hickerwards the thicker. Schein. Schore. |
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Which assoars us from the murk of the mythe- |
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lated in the barrabelowther, bedevere butlered |
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table round, past Morningtop's necessity and |
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Harington's invention, to the clarience of the |
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childlight in the studiorium upsturts. Here |
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we'll dwell on homiest powers, love at the |
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latch with novices nig and nag. The chorus: |
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the principals. For the rifocillation of their |
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inclination to the manifestation of irritation: |
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doldorboys and doll.3 After sound, light and |
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heat, memory, will and understanding. |
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Bet you fippence, |
Here (the memories framed from walls are |
PREAUSTERIC
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anythesious, |
minding) till wranglers for wringwrowdy |
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there's no no pug- |
wready are, F , (at gaze, respecting, four- |
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gatory, are yous |
teenth baronet, meet, altrettanth bancorot, |
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game? |
chaff) and ere commence commencement cata- |
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launic when Aetius check chokewill Attil's |
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gambit, (that buxon bruzeup, give it a burl!) |
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lead us seek, O june of eves the jenniest, |
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thou who fleeest flicklesome the fond fervid |
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frondeur to thickly thyself attach with thine |
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efteased ensuer, 4 ondrawer of our uncon- |
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I believe in Dublin and the Sultan of Turkey.
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I have heard this word used by Martin Halpin, an old gardener from the
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    Glens of Antrim who used to do odd jobs for my godfather, the Rev. B.B.
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    Brophy of Swords.
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Ravens may rive so can dove deelish.
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A question of pull.
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