Wouldndom! But, Gemini, he's looking frightfully thin! I heard | 1 |
the man Shee shinging in the pantry bay. Down among the dust- | 2 |
bins let him lie! Ear! Ear! Not ay! Eye! Eye! For I'm at the heart | 3 |
of it. Yet I cannot on my solemn merits as a recitativer recollect | 4 |
ever having done of anything of the kind to deserve of such. | 5 |
Not the phost of a nation! Nor by a long trollop! I just didn't have | 6 |
the time to. Saint Anthony Guide! | 7 |
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remembered, who it was, good boy, to begin with, who out of | 9 |
symphony gave you the permit? | 10 |
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mode, in echo rightdainty, with a good catlick tug at his coco- | 12 |
moss candylock, a foretaste in time of his cabbageous brain's | 13 |
curlyflower. Athiacaro! Comb his tar odd gee sing your mower | 14 |
O meeow? Greet thee Good? How are them columbuses! Lard | 15 |
have mustard on them! Fatiguing, very fatiguing. Hobos horn- | 16 |
knees and the corveeture of my spine. Poumeerme! My heaviest | 17 |
crux and dairy lot it is, with a bed as hard as the thinkamuddles | 18 |
of the Greeks and a board as bare as a Roman altar. I'm off | 19 |
rabbited kitchens and relief porridgers. No later than a very few | 20 |
fortnichts since I was meeting on the Thinker's Dam with a pair | 21 |
of men out of glasshouse whom I shuffled hands with named | 22 |
MacBlacks | 23 |
Clump | 24 |
five hour factory life with insufficient emollient and industrial | 25 |
disabled for them that day o'gratises. I have the highest grati- | 26 |
fication by anuncing how I have it from whowho but Hagios | 27 |
Colleenkiller's prophecies. After suns and moons, dews and | 28 |
wettings, thunders and fires, comes sabotag. Solvitur palum- | 29 |
ballando! Tilvido! Adie! | 30 |
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might be so by order? | 32 |
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I wants to do a strike of work but it was condemned on me pre- | 34 |
mitially by Hireark Books and Chiefoverseer Cooks in their | 35 |
Eusebian Concordant Homilies and there does be a power com- | 36 |