| broken exthro Castilian into which the whole audience perse- | 1 |
| guired and pursuited him olla podrida) outbroke much yellach- | 2 |
| ters from owners in the heall (Ha!) in which, under the mollifi- | 3 |
| cation of methaglin, the testifighter reluctingly, but with ever so | 4 |
| ladylike indecorum, joined. (Ha! Ha!) | 5 |
| The hilariohoot of Pegger's Windup cumjustled as neatly | 6 |
| with the tristitone of the Wet Pinter's as were they isce et ille | 7 |
| equals of opposites, evolved by a onesame power of nature or of | 8 |
| spirit, iste, as the sole condition and means of its himundher | 9 |
| manifestation and polarised for reunion by the symphysis of | 10 |
| their antipathies. Distinctly different were their duasdestinies. | 11 |
| Whereas the maidies of the bar, (a pairless trentene, a lunarised | 12 |
| score) when the eranthus myrrmyrred: Show'm the Posed: | 13 |
| fluttered and flattered around the willingly pressed, nominating | 14 |
| him for the swiney prize, complimenting him, the captivating | 15 |
| youth, on his having all his senses about him, stincking thyacinths | 16 |
| through his curls (O feen! O deur!) and bringing busses to his | 17 |
| cheeks, their masculine Oirisher Rose (his neece cleur!), and | 18 |
| legando round his nice new neck for him and pizzicagnoling his | 19 |
| woolywags, with their dindy dandy sugar de candy mechree me | 20 |
| postheen flowns courier to belive them of all his untiring young | 21 |
| dames and send treats in their times. Ymen. But it was not un- | 22 |
| observed of those presents, their worships, how, of one among | 23 |
| all, her deputised to defeme him by the Lunar Sisters' Celibacy | 24 |
| Club, a lovelooking leapgirl, all all alonely, Gentia Gemma of the | 25 |
| Makegiddyculling Reeks, he, wan and pale in his unmixed admir- | 26 |
| ation, seemed blindly, mutely, tastelessly, tactlessly, innamorate | 27 |
| with heruponhim in shining aminglement, the shaym of his hisu | 28 |
| shifting into the shimmering of her hers, (youthsy, beautsy, hee's | 29 |
| her chap and shey'll tell memmas when she gays whom) till the | 30 |
| wild wishwish of her sheeshea melted most musically mid the | 31 |
| dark deepdeep of his shayshaun. | 32 |
| And whereas distracted (for was not just this in effect which | 33 |
| had just caused that the effect of that which it had caused to oc- | 34 |
| cur?) the four justicers laid their wigs together, Untius, Mun- | 35 |
| cius, Punchus and Pylax but could do no worse than promulgate | 36 |