| the ballwearied and then, doubling megalopolitan poleetness, | 1 |
| my great great greatest of these charities, devaleurised the base | 2 |
| fellows for the curtailment of their lower man: with a slog to | 3 |
| square leg I sent my boundary to Botany Bay and I ran up a | 4 |
| score and four of mes while the Yanks were huckling the Em- | 5 |
| pire: I have been reciping om omominous letters and widely- | 6 |
| signed petitions full of pieces of pottery about my monumental- | 7 |
| ness as a thingabolls and I have been inchanting causeries to the | 8 |
| feshest cheoilboys so that they are allcalling on me for the song | 9 |
| of a birtch: the more secretely bi built, the more openly palas- | 10 |
| tered. Attent! Couch hear! I have becket my vonderbilt hutch | 11 |
| in sunsmidnought and at morningrise was encampassed of | 12 |
| mushroofs. Rest and bethinkful, with licence, thanks. I con- | 13 |
| sidered the lilies on the veldt and unto Balkis did I disclothe | 14 |
| mine glory. And this. This missy, my taughters, and these man, | 15 |
| my son, from my fief of the villa of the Ostmanorum to Thor- | 16 |
| stan's, recte Thomars Sraid, and from Huggin Pleaze to William | 17 |
| Inglis his house, that man de Loundres, in all their barony of | 18 |
| Saltus, bonders and foeburghers, helots and zelots, strutting oges | 19 |
| and swaggering macks, the darsy jeamses, the drury joneses, | 20 |
| redmaids and bleucotts, in hommage all and felony, all who have | 21 |
| received tickets, fair home overcrowded, tidy but very little | 22 |
| furniture, respectable, whole family attends daily mass and is | 23 |
| dead sick of bread and butter, sometime in the militia, mentally | 24 |
| strained from reading work on German physics, shares closet | 25 |
| with eight other dwellings, more than respectable, getting com- | 26 |
| fortable parish relief, wageearner freshly shaven from prison, | 27 |
| highly respectable, planning new departure in Mountgomery | 28 |
| cyclefinishing, eldest son will not serve but peruses Big-man-up- | 29 |
| in-the-Sky scraps, anoopanadoon lacking backway, quasi respec- | 30 |
| table, pays ragman in bones for faded windowcurtains, staircase | 31 |
| continually lit up with guests, particularly respectable, house | 32 |
| lost in dirt and blocked with refuse, getting on like Roe's dis- | 33 |
| tillery on fire, slovenly wife active with the jug, in business for | 34 |
| himself, has a tenth illegitimate coming, partly respectable, | 35 |
| following correspondence courses, chucked work over row, both | 36 |