| toothed dragon worms with allsort serpents, has compolitely | 1 |
| seceded from this landleague of many nations and open and | 2 |
| notorious naughty livers are found not on our rolls. This seat of | 3 |
| our city it is of all sides pleasant, comfortable and wholesome. | 4 |
| If you would traverse hills, they are not far off. If champain land, | 5 |
| it lieth of all parts. If you would be delited with fresh water, the | 6 |
| famous river, called of Ptolemy the Libnia Labia, runneth fast | 7 |
| by. If you will take the view of the sea, it is at hand. Give heed! | 8 |
Do Drumcollogher whatever you do! | 9 |
Visitez Drumcollogher-la-Belle! | 10 |
Be suke ad sie so ersed Drumcollogher! | 11 |
Vedi Drumcollogher e poi Moonis. | 12 |
Things are not as they were. Let me briefly survey. Pro clam | 13 |
| a shun! Pip! Peep! Pipitch! Ubipop jay piped, ibipep goes the | 14 |
| whistle. Here Tyeburn throttled, massed murmars march: where | 15 |
| the bus stops there shop I: here which ye see, yea reste. On me, | 16 |
| your sleeping giant. Estoesto! Estote sunto! From the hold of | 17 |
| my capt in altitude till the mortification that's my fate. The end | 18 |
| of aldest mosest ist the beginning of all thisorder so the last of | 19 |
| their hansbailis shall the first in our sheriffsby. New highs for | 20 |
| all! Redu Negru may be black in tawn but under them lintels | 21 |
| are staying my horneymen meet each his mansiemagd. For peers | 22 |
| and gints, quaysirs and galleyliers, fresk letties from the say and | 23 |
| stale headygabblers, gaingangers and dudder wagoners, pullars | 24 |
| off societies and pushers on rothmere's homes. Obeyance from | 25 |
| the townsmen spills felixity by the toun. Our bourse and politico- | 26 |
| ecomedy are in safe with good Jock Shepherd, our lives are on | 27 |
| sure in sorting with Jonathans, wild and great. Been so free! | 28 |
| Thank you, besters! Hattentats have mindered. Blaublaze devil- | 29 |
| bobs have gone from the mode and hairtrigger nicks are quite | 30 |
| out of time now. Thuggeries are reere as glovars' metins, lepers | 31 |
| lack, ignerants show beneath suspicion like the bitterhalves of | 32 |
| esculapuloids. In midday's mallsight let Miledd discurverself. | 33 |
| Me ludd in her hide park seek Minuinette. All is waldy bonums. | 34 |
| Blownose aerios we luft to you! Firebugs, good blazes! Lubbers, | 35 |
| kepp your poudies drier! Seamen, we segn your skivs and wives! | 36 |