Where do you get that wash? This representation does not | 1 |
| accord with my experience. They were watching the watched | 2 |
| watching. Vechers all. | 3 |
Good. Hold that watching brief and keep this witching | 4 |
| longuer. Now, retouching friend Tomsky, the enemy, did you | 5 |
| gather much from what he let drop? We are sitting here for that. | 6 |
I was rooshian mad, no lie. About his shapeless hat. | 7 |
I suspect you must have been. | 8 |
You are making your thunderous mistake. But I was dung | 9 |
| sorry for him too. | 10 |
O Schaum! Not really? Were you sorry you were mad | 11 |
| with him then? | 12 |
When I tell you I was rooshiamarodnimad with myself | 13 |
| altogether, so I was, for being sorry for him. | 14 |
So? | 15 |
Absolutely. | 16 |
Would you blame him at all stages? | 17 |
I believe in many an old stager. But what seemed sooth to | 18 |
| a Greek summed nooth to a giantle. Who kills the cat in Cairo | 19 |
| coaxes cocks in Gaul. | 20 |
I put it to you that this was solely in his sunflower state | 21 |
| and that his haliodraping het was why maids all sighed for him, | 22 |
| ventured and vied for him. Hm? | 23 |
After Putawayo, Kansas, Liburnum and New Aimstir- | 24 |
| dames, it wouldn't surprise me in the very least. | 25 |
That tare and this mole, your tear and our smile. 'Tis life | 26 |
| that lies if woman's eyes have been our old undoing. Lid efter lid. | 27 |
| Reform in mine size his deformation. Tiffpuff up my nostril, | 28 |
| would you puff the earthworm outer my ear. | 29 |
He could claud boose his eyes to the birth of his garce, he | 30 |
| could lump all his lot through the half of her play, but he jest | 31 |
| couldn't laugh through the whole of her farce becorpse he warn't | 32 |
| billed that way. So he outandouts his volimetangere and has a | 33 |
| lightning consultation and he downadowns his pantoloogions | 34 |
| and made a piece of first perpersonal puetry that staystale re- | 35 |
| mains to be. Cleaned. | 36 |