| Hear, O worldwithout! Tiny tattling! Backwoods, be wary! | 1 |
| Daintytrees, go dutch! | 2 |
| But who comes yond with pire on poletop? He who relights | 3 |
| our spearing torch, the moon. Bring lolave branches to mud | 4 |
| cabins and peace to the tents of Ceder, Neomenie! The feast of | 5 |
| Tubbournigglers is at hand. Shopshup. Inisfail! Timple temple | 6 |
| tells the bells. In syngagyng a sangasongue. For all in Ondslos- | 7 |
| by. And, the hag they damename Coverfew hists from her lane. | 8 |
| And haste, 'tis time for bairns ta hame. Chickchilds, comeho to | 9 |
| roo. Comehome to roo, wee chickchilds doo, when the wild- | 10 |
| worewolf's abroad. Ah, let's away and let's gay and let's stay | 11 |
| chez where the log foyer's burning! | 12 |
| It darkles, (tinct, tint) all this our funnaminal world. Yon | 13 |
| marshpond by ruodmark verge is visited by the tide. Alvem- | 14 |
| marea! We are circumveiloped by obscuritads. Man and belves | 15 |
| frieren. There is a wish on them to be not doing or anything. Or | 16 |
| just for rugs. Zoo koud! Drr, deff, coal lay on and, pzz, call us | 17 |
| pyrress! Ha. Where is our highly honourworthy salutable spouse- | 18 |
| founderess? The foolish one of the family is within. Haha! Huzoor, | 19 |
| where's he? At house, to's pitty. With Nancy Hands.Tcheetchee! | 20 |
| Hound through the maize has fled. What hou! Isegrim under | 21 |
| lolling ears. Far wol! And wheaten bells bide breathless. All. The | 22 |
| trail of Gill not yet is to be seen, rocksdrops, up benn, down | 23 |
| dell, a craggy road for rambling. Nor yet through starland that | 24 |
| silver sash. What era's o'ering? Lang gong late. Say long, scielo! | 25 |
| Sillume, see lo! Selene, sail O! Amune! Ark!? Noh?! Nought | 26 |
| stirs in spinney. The swayful pathways of the dragonfly spider | 27 |
| stay still in reedery. Quiet takes back her folded fields. Tranquille | 28 |
| thanks. Adew. In deerhaven, imbraced, alleged, injoynted and | 29 |
| unlatched, the birds, tommelise too, quail silent. ii. Luathan? | 30 |
| Nuathan! Was avond ere a while. Now conticinium. As Lord | 31 |
| the Laohun is sheutseuyes. The time of lying together will come | 32 |
| and the wildering of the nicht till cockeedoodle aubens Aurore. | 33 |
| Panther monster. Send leabarrow loads amorrow. While loevdom | 34 |
| shleeps. Elenfant has siang his triump, Great is Eliphas Magis- | 35 |
| trodontos and after kneeprayer pious for behemuth and mahamoth | 36 |