| his langwedge and quite quit the paleologic scene, telling how | 1 |
| by his selfdenying ordnance he had left Hyland on the dissenting | 2 |
| table, after exhorting Earwicker or, in slightly modified phrase- | 3 |
| ology, Messrs or Missrs Earwicker, Seir, his feminisible name of | 4 |
| multitude, to cocoa come outside to Mockerloo out of that for | 5 |
| the honour of Crumlin, with his broody old flishguds, Gog's | 6 |
| curse to thim, so as he could brianslog and burst him all dizzy, | 7 |
| you go bail, like Potts Fracture did with Keddle Flatnose and | 8 |
| nobodyatall with Wholyphamous and build rocks over him, or | 9 |
| if he didn't, for two and thirty straws, be Cacao Campbell,he | 10 |
| didn't know what he wouldn't do for him nor nobody else no- | 11 |
| more nor him after which, batell martell, a brisha a milla a stroka | 12 |
| a boola, so the rage of Malbruk, playing on the least change of | 13 |
| his manjester's voice, the first heroic couplet from the fuguall | 14 |
| tropical, Opus Elf, Thortytoe: My schemes into obeyance for This | 15 |
| time has had to fall: they bit goodbyte to their thumb and, his | 16 |
| bandol eer his solgier, dripdropdrap on pool or poldier, wishing | 17 |
| the loff a falladelfian in the morning, proceeded with a Hubble- | 18 |
| forth slouch in his slips backwords (Et Cur Heli!) in the directions | 19 |
| of the duff and demb institutions about ten or eleven hundred | 20 |
| years lurch away in the moonshiny gorge of Patself on the Bach. | 21 |
| Adyoe! | 22 |
| And thus, with this rochelly exetur of Bully Acre, came to | 23 |
| close that last stage in the siegings round our archicitadel which | 24 |
| we would like to recall, if old Nestor Alexis would wink the | 25 |
| worth for us, as Bar-le-Duc and Dog-an-Doras and Bangen-op- | 26 |
| Zoom. | 27 |
| Yed he med leave to many a door beside of Oxmanswold for | 28 |
| so witness his chambered cairns a cloudletlitter silent that are at | 29 |
| browse up hill and down coombe and on eolithostroton, at | 30 |
| Howth or at Coolock or even at Enniskerry, a theory none too | 31 |
| rectiline of the evoluation of human society and a testament of | 32 |
| the rocks from all the dead unto some the living. Olivers lambs | 33 |
| we do call them, skatterlings of a stone, and they shall be ga- | 34 |
| thered unto him, their herd and paladin, as nubilettes to cumule, | 35 |
| in that day hwen, same the lightning lancer of Azava Arthur- | 36 |