| scabie handed down to the jury of the Liffey that, as a matter of | 1 |
| tact, the woman they gave as free was born into contractual in- | 2 |
| capacity (the Calif of Man v the Eaudelusk Company) when, how | 3 |
| and where mamy's mancipium act did not apply and therefore held | 4 |
| supremely that, as no property in law can exist in a corpse, | 5 |
| (Hal Kilbride v Una Bellina) Pepigi's pact was pure piffle (loud | 6 |
| laughter) and Wharrem would whistle for the rhino. Will you, | 7 |
| won't you, pango with Pepigi? Not for Nancy, how dare you do ! | 8 |
| And whew whewwhew whew. | 9 |
He sighed in sleep. | 10 |
Let us go back. | 11 |
Lest he forewaken. | 12 |
Hide ourselves. | 13 |
| While hovering dreamwings, folding around, will hide from | 14 |
| fears my wee mee mannikin, keep my big wig long strong mano- | 15 |
| men, guard my bairn, mon beau. | 16 |
To bed. | 17 |
| Prospector projector and boomooster giant builder of all | 18 |
| causeways woesoever, hopping offpoint and true terminus of | 19 |
| straxstraightcuts and corkscrewn perambulaups, zeal whence to | 20 |
| goal whither, wonderlust, in sequence to which every muckle | 21 |
| must make its mickle, as different as York from Leeds, being the | 22 |
| only wise in a muck's world to look on itself from beforehand; | 23 |
| mirrorminded curiositease and would-to-the-large which bring | 24 |
| hills to molehunter, home through first husband, perils behind | 25 |
| swine and horsepower down to hungerford, prick this man and | 26 |
| tittup this woman, our forced payrents, Bogy Bobow with his | 27 |
| cunnyngnest couchmare, Big Maester Finnykin with Phenicia | 28 |
| Parkes, lame of his ear and gape of her leg, most correctingly, | 29 |
| we beseach of you, down their laddercase of nightwatch service | 30 |
| and bring them at suntime flush with the nethermost gangrung | 31 |
| of their stepchildren, guide them through the labyrinth of their | 32 |
| samilikes and the alteregoases of their pseudoselves, hedge them | 33 |
| bothways from all roamers whose names are ligious, from loss | 34 |
| of bearings deliver them; so they keep to their rights and be | 35 |
| ware of duty frees, neoliffic smith and magdalenian jinnyjones, | 36 |