| their own and wayleft the arenotts and ponted vodavalls for the | 1 |
| zollgebordened and escaped from liquidation by the heirs of their | 2 |
| death and were responsible for congested districts and rolled | 3 |
| olled logs into Peter's sawyery and werfed new woodcuts on | 4 |
| Paoli's wharf and ewesed Rachel's lea and rammed Dominic's | 5 |
| gap and looked haggards after lazatables and rode fourscore odd- | 6 |
| winters and struck rock oil and forced a policeman and col- | 7 |
| laughsed at their phizes in Toobiassed and Zachary and left off | 8 |
| leaving off and kept on keeping on and roused up drink and | 9 |
| poured balm down and were cuffed by their customers and bit | 10 |
| the dust at the foot of the poll when in her deergarth he gave up | 11 |
| his goat after the battle of Multaferry. Pharoah with fairy, two | 12 |
| lie, let them! Yet they wend it back, qual his leif, himmertality, | 13 |
| bullseaboob and rivishy divil, light in hand, helm on high, to | 14 |
| peekaboo durk the thicket of slumbwhere, till their hour with | 15 |
| their scene be struck for ever and the book of the dates he close, | 16 |
| he clasp and she and she seegn her tour d'adieu, Pervinca calling, | 17 |
| Soloscar hears. (O Sheem! O Shaam!), and gentle Isad Ysut gag, | 18 |
| flispering in the nightleaves flattery, dinsiduously, to Finnegan, | 19 |
| to sin again and to make grim grandma grunt and grin again | 20 |
| while the first grey streaks steal silvering by for to mock their | 21 |
| quarrels in dollymount tumbling. | 22 |
| They near the base of the chill stair, that large incorporate | 23 |
| licensed vintner, such as he is, from former times, nine hosts in | 24 |
| himself, in his hydrocomic establishment and his ambling limfy | 25 |
| peepingpartner, the slave of the ring that worries the hand that | 26 |
| sways the lamp that shadows the walk that bends to his bane the | 27 |
| busynext man that came on the cop with the fenian's bark that | 28 |
| pickled his widow that primed the pope that passed it round on | 29 |
| the volunteers' plate till it croppied the ears of Purses Relle that | 30 |
| kneed O'Connell up out of his doss that shouldered Burke that | 31 |
| butted O'Hara that woke the busker that grattaned his crowd | 32 |
| that bucked the jiggers to rhyme the rann that flooded the routes | 33 |
| in Eryan's isles from Malin to Clear and Carnsore Point to Slyna- | 34 |
| gollow and cleaned the pockets arid ransomed the ribs of all the | 35 |
| listeners, leud and lay, that bought the ballad that Hosty made. | 36 |