| at hand; for which thetheatron is a lemoronage; at milch- | 1 |
| goat fairmesse; in full dogdhis; sod on a fall; pat; the hundering | 2 |
| blundering dunderfunder of plundersundered manhood; behold, | 3 |
| he returns; renascenent; fincarnate; still foretold around the hearth- | 4 |
| side; at matin a fact; hailed chimers' ersekind; foe purmanant, | 5 |
| fum in his mow; awike in wave risurging into chrest; victis poenis | 6 |
| hesternis; fostfath of solas; fram choicest of wiles with warmen | 7 |
| and sogns til Banba, burial aranging; under articles thirtynine of | 8 |
| the reconstitution; by the lord's order of the canon consecrand- | 9 |
| able; earthlost that we thought him; pesternost, the noneknown | 10 |
| worrier; from Tumbarumba mountain; in persence of whole | 11 |
| landslots; forebe all the rassias; sire of leery subs of dub; the Dig- | 12 |
| gins, Woodenhenge, as to hang out at; with spawnish oel full his | 13 |
| angalach; the sousenugh; gnomeosulphidosalamermauderman; the | 14 |
| big brucer, fert in fort; Gunnar, of The Gunnings, Gund; one | 15 |
| of the two or three forefivest fellows a bloke could in holiday | 16 |
| crowd encounter; benedicted be the barrel; kilderkins, lids off; a | 17 |
| roache, an oxmaster, a sort of heaps, a pamphilius, a vintivat | 18 |
| niviceny, a hygiennic contrivance socalled from the editor; the | 19 |
| thick of your thigh; you knox; quite; talking to the vicar's joy | 20 |
| and ruth; the gren, woid and glue been broking by the maybole | 21 |
| gards; he; when no crane in Elga is heard; upout to speak this | 22 |
| lay; without links, without impediments, with gygantogyres, | 23 |
| with freeflawforms;parasama to himself; atman as evars; whom | 24 |
| otherwise becauses; no puler as of old but as of young a palatin; | 25 |
| whitelock not lacked nor temperasoleon; though he appears a | 26 |
| funny colour;stoatters some; but a quite a big bug after the | 27 |
| dahlias; place inspectorum sarchent; also the hullow chyst ex- | 28 |
| cavement; astronomically fabulafigured; as Jambudvispa Vipra | 29 |
| foresaw of him; the last half versicle repurchasing his pawned | 30 |
| word; sorensplit and paddypatched; and pfor to pfinish our pfun | 31 |
| of a pfan coalding the keddle mickwhite; sure, straight, slim, | 32 |
| sturdy, serene, synthetical, swift. | 33 |
| By the antar of Yasas! Ruse made him worthily achieve in- | 34 |
| herited wish. The drops upon that mantle rained never around | 35 |
| Fingal. Goute! Loughlin's Salts, Will, make a newman if any- | 36 |