his Claudian brother, is it worth while interrupting to say? | 1 |
| throughout the papyrus as the revise mark) stalks all over the | 2 |
page, broods  sensationseeking an idea, amid the verbiage, | 3 |
| gaunt, stands dejectedly in the diapered window margin, with | 4 |
| its basque of bayleaves all aflutter about its forksfrogs, paces | 5 |
| with a frown, jerking to and fro, flinging phrases here, there, or | 6 |
returns inhibited, with some half-halted suggestion,  ,
dragging | 7 |
| its shoestring; the curious warning sign before our protoparent's | 8 |
| ipsissima verba (a very pure nondescript, by the way, sometimes | 9 |
| a palmtailed otter, more often the arbutus fruitflowerleaf of the | 10 |
| cainapple) which paleographers call a leak in the thatch or the | 11 |
| Aranman ingperwhis through the hole of his hat, indicating that the | 13 |
| words which follow may be taken in any order desired, hole of | 13 |
| Aran man the hat through the whispering his ho (here keen | 14 |
| again and begin again to make soundsense and sensesound kin | 15 |
| again); those haughtypitched disdotted aiches easily of the rariest | 16 |
| inasdroll as most of the jaywalking eyes we do plough into halve, | 17 |
| unconnected, principial, medial or final, always jims in the jam, | 18 |
| sahib, as pipless as threadworms: the innocent exhibitionism of | 19 |
| those frank yet capricious underlinings: that strange exotic serpen- | 20 |
| tine, since so properly banished from our scripture, about as freak- | 21 |
| wing a wetterhand now as to see a rightheaded ladywhite don a | 22 |
| corkhorse, which, in its invincible insolence ever longer more and | 23 |
| of more morosity, seems to uncoil spirally and swell lacertinelazily | 24 |
| before our eyes under pressure of the writer's hand; the ungainly | 25 |
| musicianlessness so painted in sculpting selfsounder ah ha as | 26 |
| blackartful as a podatus and dumbfounder oh ho oaproariose as | 27 |
| ten canons in skelterfugue: the studious omission of year number | 28 |
| and era name from the date, the one and only time when our | 29 |
| copyist seems at least to have grasped the beauty of restraint; the | 30 |
| lubricitous conjugation of the last with the first: the gipsy mat- | 31 |
| ing of a grand stylish gravedigging with secondbest buns (an in- | 32 |
| terpolation: these munchables occur only in the Bootherbrowth | 33 |
family of MSS., Bb Cod IV, Pap II, Brek XI, Lun III, Dinn | 34 |
| XVII, Sup XXX, Fullup M D C X C: the scholiast has hungrily | 35 |
| misheard a deadman's toller as a muffinbell): the four shortened | 36 |