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granyou and Vae Vinctis, if that is what lamoor that of gentle |
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breast rathe is intaken seems circling toward out yondest (it's |
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life that's all chokered by that batch of grim rushers) heaven |
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help his hindmost and, mark mo, if the so greatly displeaced |
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diorems in the Saint Lubbock's Day number of that most improv- |
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ing of roundshows, Spice and Westend Woman (utterly exhausted |
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before publication, indiapepper edition shortly), are for our in- |
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dices, it agins to pear like it,par my fay,and there is no use for your |
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pastripreaching for to cheesse it either or praying fresh fleshblood |
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claspers of young catholick throats on Huggin Green 1 to take |
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warning by the prispast, why?, by cows man, in shirt, is how |
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he is più la gonna è mobile and they wonet do ut; and, an you |
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could peep inside the cerebralised saucepan of this eer illwinded |
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goodfornobody, you would see in his house of thoughtsam (was |
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you, that is, decontaminated enough to look discarnate) what a |
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jetsam litterage of convolvuli of times lost or strayed, of lands |
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derelict and of tongues laggin too, longa yamsayore, not only that |
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but, search lighting, beached, bashed and beaushelled à la Mer |
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pharahead into faturity, your own convolvulis pickninnig capman |
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would real to jazztfancy the novo takin place of what stale words |
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whilom were woven with and fitted fairly featly for, so; and |
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equally so, the crame of the whole faustian fustian, whether your |
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launer's lightsome or your soulard's schwearmood, it is that, |
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whenas the swiftshut scareyss of our pupilteachertaut duplex will |
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hark back to lark to you symibellically that, though a day be as |
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dense as a decade, no mouth has the might to set a mearbound to |
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the march of a landsmaul, 2 in half a sylb, helf a solb, holf a salb on- |
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ward 3 the beast of boredom, common sense, lurking gyrographi- |
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cally down inside his loose Eating S.S. collar is gogoing of |
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whisth to you sternly how Plutonic loveliaks twinnt Platonic |
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yearlings you must, how, in undivided reawlity draw the line |
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somewhawre) |
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| 1 Where Buickly of the Glass and Bellows pumped the Rudge engineral. |
| 2 Matter of Brettaine and brut fierce. |
| 3 Bussmullah, cried Lord Wolsley, how me Aunty Mag'll row! |