| [The pump and pipe pingers are ideally reconstituted. The | 1 |
| putther and bowls are peterpacked up. All the presents are deter- | 2 |
| mining as regards for the future the howabouts of their past | 3 |
| absences which they might see on at hearing could they once smell | 4 |
| of tastes from touch. To ought find a values for. The must over- | 5 |
| listingness. When ex what is ungiven. As ad where. Stillhead. | 6 |
| Blunk.] | 7 |
| Shutmup. And bud did down well right. And if he sung dumb | 8 |
| in his glass darkly speech lit face to face on allaround. | 9 |
| Vociferagitant. Viceversounding. Namely, Abdul Abulbul | 10 |
| Amir or Ivan Slavansky Slavar. In alldconfusalem. As to whom the | 11 |
| major guiltfeather pertained it was Hercushiccups' care to educe. | 12 |
| Beauty's bath she's bound to bind beholders and pride, his purge, | 13 |
| has place appoint in penance and the law's own libel lifts and | 14 |
| lames the low with the lofty. Be of the housed! While the Hersy | 15 |
| Hunt they harrow the hill for to rout them rollicking rogues | 16 |
| from, rule those racketeer romps from, rein their rockery rides | 17 |
| from. Rambling. | 18 |
| Nightclothesed, arooned, the conquerods sway. After their | 19 |
| battle thy fair bosom. | 20 |
That is too tootrue enough in Solidan's Island as in Mol- | 21 |
| tern Giaourmany and from the Amelakins off to date back to | 22 |
| land of engined Egypsians, assented from his opening before his | 23 |
| inlookers of where an oxmanstongue stalled stabled the well- | 24 |
| nourished one, lord of the seven days, overlord of sats and suns, | 25 |
| the sat of all the suns which are in the ring of his system of the | 26 |
| sats of his sun, god of the scuffeldfallen skillfilledfelon, who (he | 27 |
| contaimns) hangsters, who (he constrains) hersirrs, a gain chang- | 28 |
| ful, a mintage vaster, heavy on shirts, lucky with shifts, the top- | 29 |
| side humpup stummock atween his showdows fellah, Misto Tee- | 30 |
| wiley Spillitshops, who keepeth watch in Khummer-Phett, whose | 31 |
| spouse is An-Lyph, the dog's bladder, warmer of his couch in | 32 |
| fore. We all, for whole men is lepers, have been nobbut won- | 33 |
| terers in that chill childerness which is our true name after the | 34 |
| allfaulters (mug's luck to em!) and, bespeaking of love and lie | 35 |
| detectors in venuvarities, whateither the drugs truth of it, was | 36 |