Truly. That I may never! | 1 |
Did one scum then in the auradrama, the deff, after some | 2 |
| clever play in the mud, mention to the other undesirable, a | 3 |
| dumm, during diverse intentional instants, that upon the resume | 4 |
| after the angerus, how for his deal he was a pigheaded Swede and | 5 |
| to wend himself to a medicis? | 6 |
To be sore he did, the huggornut! Only it was turnip- | 7 |
| hudded dunce, I beg your pardon, and he would jokes bowlder- | 8 |
| blow the betholder with his black masket off the bawling green. | 9 |
Sublime was the warning! | 10 |
The author, in fact, was mardred. | 11 |
Did he, the first spikesman, do anything to him, the last | 12 |
| spokesman, when, after heaving some more smutt and chaff | 13 |
| between them, they rolled togutter into the ditch together? | 14 |
| Black Pig's Dyke? | 15 |
No, he had his teeth in the hack of his head. | 16 |
Did Box then try to shine his puss? | 17 |
No but Cox did to shin the punman. | 18 |
The worsted crying that if never he looked on Leaverhol- | 19 |
| ma's again and the bester huing that he might ever save sunlife? | 20 |
Trulytruly Asbestos he ever. And sowasso I never. | 21 |
That forte carlysle touch breaking the campdens pianoback. | 22 |
Pansh! | 23 |
Are you of my meaning that would be going on to about | 24 |
| half noon, click o'clock, pip emma, Grinwicker time, by your | 25 |
| querqcut quadrant? | 26 |
You will be asking me and I wish to higgins you wouldn't. | 27 |
| Would it? | 28 |
Let it be twelve thirty after a somersautch of the tardest! | 29 |
And it was eleven thirsty too befour in soandsuch, reloy on it! | 30 |
Tick up on time. Howday you doom? That rising day | 31 |
| sinks rosing in a night of nine week's wonder. | 32 |
Amties, marcy buckup! The uneven day of the unleventh | 33 |
| month of the unevented year. At mart in mass. | 34 |
A triduum before Our Larry's own day. By which of your | 35 |
| chronos, my man of four watches, larboard, starboard, dog or dath? | 36 |