| layen loves in meeingseeing, he got the charm of his optical | 1 |
| life when he found himself (hic sunt lennones!) at pointblank | 2 |
| range blinking down the barrel of an irregular revolver of | 3 |
| the bulldog with a purpose pattern, handled by an unknown | 4 |
| quarreler who, supposedly, had been told off to shade and | 5 |
| shoot shy Shem should the shit show his shiny shnout out | 6 |
| awhile to look facts in their face before being hosed and creased | 7 |
| (uprip and jack him !) by six or a dozen of the gayboys. | 8 |
| What, para Saom Plaom, in the names of Deucalion and | 9 |
| Pyrrha, and the incensed privy and the licensed pantry gods | 10 |
| and Stator and Victor and Kutt and Runn and the whole mesa | 11 |
| redonda of Lorencao Otulass in convocacaon, was this dis- | 12 |
| interestingly low human type, this Calumnious Column of | 13 |
| Cloaxity, this Bengalese Beacon of Biloxity, this Annamite Aper | 14 |
| of Atroxity, really at, it will be precise to quarify, for he seems | 15 |
| in a badbad case? | 16 |
| The answer, to do all the diddies in one dedal, would sound: | 17 |
| from pulling himself on his most flavoured canal the huge chest- | 18 |
| house of his elders (the Popapreta, and some navico, navvies!) | 19 |
| he had flickered up and flinnered down into a drug and drunkery | 20 |
| addict, growing megalomane of a loose past. This explains the | 21 |
| litany of septuncial lettertrumpets honorific, highpitched, erudite, | 22 |
| neoclassical,which he so loved as patricianly to manuscribe after | 23 |
| his name. It would have diverted,if ever seen,the shuddersome | 24 |
| spectacle of this semidemented zany amid the inspissated grime | 25 |
| of his glaucous den making believe to read his usylessly unread- | 26 |
| able Blue Book of Eccles, édition de ténèbres, (even yet sighs the | 27 |
| Most Different, Dr. Poindejenk, authorised bowdler and censor, | 28 |
| it can't be repeated!) turning over three sheets at a wind, telling | 29 |
| himself delightedly, no espellor mor so, that every splurge on the | 30 |
| vellum he blundered over was an aisling vision more gorgeous | 31 |
| than the one before t.i.t.s., a roseschelle cottage by the sea for | 32 |
| nothing for ever, a ladies tryon hosiery raffle at liberty, a sewer- | 33 |
| ful of guineagold wine with brancomongepadenopie and sick- | 34 |
| cylinder oysters worth a billion a bite, an entire operahouse | 35 |
| (there was to be stamping room only in the prompter's box and | 36 |