| while tuffbettle outraged the waywords and meansigns of their | 1 |
| hinterhand suppliesdemands. And be they gone to splane splica- | 2 |
| tion? That host that hast one on the hoose when backturns when | 3 |
| he facefronts none none in the house his geust has guest. You bet | 4 |
| they is. And nose well down. | 5 |
| With however what sublation of compensation in the radifica- | 6 |
| tion of interpretation by the byeboys? Being they. Mr G. B. W. | 7 |
| Ashburner, S. Bruno's Toboggan Drive, Mr Faixgood, Bell- | 8 |
| chimbers, Carolan Crescent, Mr I. I. Chattaway, Hilly Gape, | 9 |
| Poplar Park, Mr Q. P. Dieudonney, The View, Gazey Peer, | 10 |
| Mr T. T. Erchdeakin, Multiple Lodge, Jiff Exby Rode, Mr W. K. | 11 |
| Ferris-Fender, Fert Fort, Woovil Doon Botham ontowhom | 12 |
| adding the tout that pumped the stout that linked the lank that | 13 |
| cold the sandy that nextdoored the rotter that rooked the rhymer | 14 |
| that lapped at the hoose that Joax pilled. | 15 |
| They had heard or had heard said or had heard said written. | 16 |
| Fidelisat. | 17 |
| That there first a rudrik kingcomed to an inn court; and the | 18 |
| seight of that yard was a perchypole with a loovahgloovah on it; | 19 |
| last mannarks maketh man when wandshift winneth womans: so | 20 |
| how would it hum, whoson of a which, if someof aswas to start | 21 |
| to stunt the story on? | 22 |
| So many needles to ponk out to as many noodles as are com- | 23 |
| pany, they noddling all about it tutti to tempo, decumans numbered | 24 |
| too, (a) well, that the secretary bird, better known as Pandoria | 25 |
| Paullabucca, whom they thought was more like a solicitor general, | 26 |
| indiscriminatingly made belief mid authorsagastions from Schelm | 27 |
| the Pelman to write somewords to Senders about her chilikin | 28 |
| puck, laughing that Poulebec would be the death of her, (b) that, | 29 |
| well, that Madges Tighe, the postulate auditressee, when her | 30 |
| daremood's a grownian, is always on the who goes where, hoping | 31 |
| to Michal for the latter to turn up with a cupital tea before her | 32 |
| ephumeral comes off without any much father which is parting | 33 |
| parcel of the same goumeral's postoppage, it being lookwhyse on | 34 |
| the whence blows weather helping mickle so that the loiter end of | 35 |
| that leader may twaddle out after a cubital lull with a hopes soon | 36 |