| after to queen's lead. Promiscuous Omebound to Fiammelle la | 1 |
| Diva. Huff! His move. Blackout. | 2 |
| Circus. Corridor. | 3 |
| Shifting scene. Wall flats: sink and fly. Spotlight working wall | 4 |
| cloths. Spill playing rake and bridges. Room to sink: stairs to | 5 |
| sink behind room. Two pieces. Haying after queue. Replay. | 6 |
| The old humburgh looks a thing incomplete so. It is so. On its | 7 |
| dead. But it will pawn up a fine head of porter when it is finished. | 8 |
| In the quicktime. The castle arkwright put in a chequered staircase | 9 |
| certainly. It has only one square step, to be steady,yet notwith- | 10 |
| stumbling are they stalemating backgammoner supstairs by skips | 11 |
| and trestles tiltop double corner. Whist while and game. | 12 |
| What scenic artist! It is ideal residence for realtar. By hims | 13 |
| ingang tilt tinkt a tunning bell that Limen Mr, that Boggey | 14 |
| Godde, be airwaked. Lingling, lingling. Be their maggies in all. | 15 |
| Chump, do your ephort. Shop! Please shop! Shop ado please! | 16 |
| O ado please shop! How hominous his house, haunt it? Yesses | 17 |
| indead it be ! Nogen, of imperial measure,is begraved beneadher. | 18 |
| Here are his naggins poured, his alladim lamps. Around the | 19 |
| bloombiered, booty with the bedst. For them whom he have | 20 |
| fordone make we newly thankful ! | 21 |
| Tell me something. The Porters, so to speak, after their | 22 |
| shadowstealers in the newsbaggers, are very nice people, are they | 23 |
| not? Very, all fourlike tellt. And on this wise, Mr Porter (Bar- | 24 |
| tholomew, heavy man, astern, mackerel shirt, hayamatt peruke) | 25 |
| is an excellent forefather and Mrs Porter (leading lady, a | 26 |
| poopahead, gaffneysaffron nightdress, iszoppy chepelure) is a | 27 |
| most kindhearted messmother. A so united family pateramater | 28 |
| is not more existing on papel or off of it. As keymaster fits the | 29 |
| lock it weds so this bally builder to his streamline secret. They | 30 |
| care for nothing except everything that is allporterous. Porto | 31 |
| da Brozzo! Isn't that terribly nice of them? You can ken that they | 32 |
| come of a rarely old family by their costumance and one must | 33 |
| togive that one supped of it in all tonearts from awe to zest. I | 34 |
| think I begin to divine so much. Only snakkest me truesome! I | 35 |
| stone us I'm hable. | 36 |