| two or three hours of close confabulation, by this pewterpint of | 1 |
| Gilbey's goatswhey which is his prime consolation, albeit in- | 2 |
| volving upon the same no uncertain amount of esophagous re- | 3 |
| gurgitation, he being personally unpreoccupied to the extent of | 4 |
| a flea's gizzard anent eructation, if he was still extremely offen- | 5 |
| sive to a score and four nostrils' dilatation, still he was likewise, | 6 |
| on the other side of him, for some nepmen's eyes a delectation, as | 7 |
| he asserts without the least alienation, so prays of his faullt you | 8 |
| would make obliteration but for our friend behind the bars, | 9 |
| though like Adam Findlater, a man of estimation, summing him | 10 |
| up to be done, be what will of excess his exaltation, still we think | 11 |
| with Sully there can be no right extinuation for contravention | 12 |
| of common and statute legislation for which the fit remedy | 13 |
| resides, for Mr Sully, in corporal amputation: so three months for | 14 |
| Gubbs Jeroboam, the frothwhiskered pest of the park, as per | 15 |
| act one, section two, schedule three, clause four of the fifth of | 16 |
| King Jark, this sentence to be carried out tomorrowmorn by | 17 |
| Nolans Volans at six o'clock shark, and may the yeastwind and | 18 |
| the hoppinghail malt mercy on his seven honeymeads and his | 19 |
| hurlyburlygrowth, Amen, says the Clarke; | 20 |
| niece by nice by neat by natty, whilst amongst revery's happy | 21 |
| gardens nine with twenty Leixlip yearlings, darters all, had such a | 22 |
| ripping time with gleeful cries of what is nice toppingshaun made | 23 |
| of made for and weeping like fun, him to be gone, for they were | 24 |
| never happier, huhu, than when they were miserable, haha; | 25 |
| in their bed of trial, on the bolster of hardship, by the glimmer | 26 |
| of memory, under coverlets of cowardice, Albatrus Nyanzer with | 27 |
| Victa Nyanza, his mace of might mortified, her beautifell hung | 28 |
| up on a nail, he, Mr of our fathers, she, our moddereen ru arue | 29 |
| rue, they, ay, by the hodypoker and blazier, they are, as sure as | 30 |
| dinny drops into the dyke . . . | 31 |
| A cry off. | 32 |
| Where are we at all? and whenabouts in the name of space? | 33 |
| I don't understand. I fail to say. I dearsee you too. | 34 |
| House of the cederbalm of mead. Garth of Fyon. Scene and | 35 |
| property plot. Stagemanager's prompt. Interior of dwelling on out- | 36 |