| mer desh to tren, into Patatapapaveri's, fruiterers and musical | 1 |
| florists, with his Ciaho, chavi! Sar shin, shillipen? she knew the | 2 |
| vice out of bridewell was a bad fast man by his walk on the | 3 |
| spot. | 4 |
| [Johns is a different butcher's. Next place you are up town pay | 5 |
| him a visit. Or better still, come tobuy. You will enjoy cattlemen's | 6 |
| spring meat. Johns is now quite divorced from baking. Fattens, | 7 |
| kills, flays, hangs, draws, quarters and pieces. Feel his lambs ! Ex ! | 8 |
| Feel how sheap! Exex! His liver too is great value, a spatiality! | 9 |
| Exexex! COMMUNICATED.] | 10 |
| Around that time, moravar, one generally, for luvvomony | 11 |
| hoped or at any rate suspected among morticians that he would | 12 |
| early turn out badly, develop hereditary pulmonary T.B., and | 13 |
| do for himself one dandy time, nay, of a pelting night blanketed | 14 |
| creditors, hearing a coarse song and splash off Eden Quay sighed | 15 |
| and rolled over, sure all was up, but, though he fell heavily and | 16 |
| locally into debit, not even then could such an antinomian be | 17 |
| true to type. He would not put fire to his cerebrum; he would | 18 |
| not throw himself in Liffey; he would not explaud himself with | 19 |
| pneumantics; he refused to saffrocake himself with a sod. With | 20 |
| the foreign devil's leave the fraid born fraud diddled even death. | 21 |
| Anzi, cabled (but shaking the worth out of his maulth: Guarda- | 22 |
| costa leporello? Szasas Kraicz!) from his Nearapoblican asylum | 23 |
| to his jonathan for a brother: Here tokay, gone tomory, we're | 24 |
| spluched, do something, Fireless. And had answer: Inconvenient, | 25 |
| David. | 26 |
| You see, chaps, it will trickle out, freaksily of course, but the | 27 |
| tom and the shorty of it is: he was in his bardic memory low. | 28 |
| All the time he kept on treasuring with condign satisfaction each | 29 |
| and every crumb of trektalk, covetous of his neighbour's word, | 30 |
| and if ever, during a Munda conversazione commoted in the | 31 |
| nation's interest, delicate tippits were thrown out to him touch- | 32 |
| ing his evil courses by some wellwishers, vainly pleading by | 33 |
| scriptural arguments with the opprobrious papist about trying | 34 |
| to brace up for the kidos of the thing, Scally wag, and be a men | 35 |
| instead of a dem scrounger, dish it all, such as: Pray, what is | 36 |