us victorias with nowells and brownings, dumm, sneak and | 1 |
curry, and all the fun I had in that fanagan's week. A strange | 2 |
man wearing abarrel. And here's a gift of meggs and teggs. And | 3 |
as I live by chipping nortons. And 'tis iron fits the farmer, ay. | 4 |
Arcdesedo! Renborumba! Then were the hellscyown days for | 5 |
our fellows, the loyal leibsters, and we was the redugout raw- | 6 |
recruitioners, praddies three and prettish too, a wheeze we has | 7 |
in our waynward islands, wee engrish, one long blue streak, | 8 |
jisty and pithy af durck rosolun, with hand to hand as Homard | 9 |
Kayenne was always jiggilyjugging about in his wendowed | 10 |
courage when our woos with the wenches went wined for a song, | 11 |
tsingirillies' zyngarettes, while Woodbine Willie, so popiular | 12 |
with the poppyrossies, our Chorney Choplain, blued the air. | 13 |
Sczlanthas! Banzaine! Bissbasses! S. Pivorandbowl. And we all | 14 |
tuned in to hear the topmast noviality. Up the revels drown the | 15 |
rinks and almistips allround! Paddy Bonhamme he vives! En- | 16 |
core! And tig for tag Togatogtug. My droomodose days Y loved | 17 |
you abover all the strest. Blowhole brasshat and boy with his | 18 |
boots off and the butch of our bunch and all. It was buckoo | 19 |
bonzer, beleeme. I was a bare prive without my doglegs but I | 20 |
did not give to one humpenny dump, wingh or wangh, touching | 21 |
those thusengaged slavey generales of Tanah Kornalls, the | 22 |
meelisha's deelishas, pronouncing their very flank movemens | 23 |
in sunpictorsbosk. Baghus the whatwar! I could always take good | 24 |
cover of myself and, eyedulls or earwakers, preyers for rain or | 25 |
cominations, I did not care three tanker's hoots, ('sham! hem! | 26 |
or chaffit!) for any feelings from my lifeprivates on their reptro- | 27 |
grad leanins because I have Their Honours booth my respectables | 28 |
soeurs assistershood off Lyndhurst Terrace, the puttih Misses | 29 |
Celana Dalems, and she in vinting her angurr can belle the troth | 30 |
on her alliance and I know His Heriness, my respeaktoble me- | 31 |
dams culonelle on Mellay Street, Lightnints Gundhur Sawabs, | 32 |
and they would never as the aimees of servation let me down. | 33 |
Not on your bludger life, touters! No peeping, pimpadoors! | 34 |
And, by Jova, I never went wrong nor let him doom till, risky | 35 |
wark rasky wolk, at the head of the wake, up come stumblebum | 36 |