blackfaced connemaras not of the fold but elder children of his | 1 |
household, his most besetting of ideas ( pace his twolve predama- | 2 |
nant passions) being the formation, as in more favoured climes, | 3 |
where the Meadow of Honey is guestfriendly and the Mountain | 4 |
of Joy receives, of a truly criminal stratum, Ham's cribcracking | 5 |
yeggs, thereby at last eliminating from all classes and masses with | 6 |
directly derivative decasualisation: sigarius (sic!) vindicat urbes | 7 |
terrorum (sicker!): and so, to mark a bank taal she arter, the | 8 |
obedience of the citizens elp the ealth of the ole. | 9 |
    Now gode. Let us leave theories there and return to here's here. | 10 |
Now hear. 'Tis gode again. The teak coffin, Pughglasspanelfitted, | 11 |
feets to the east, was to turn in later, and pitly patly near the | 12 |
porpus, materially effecting the cause. And this, liever, is the | 13 |
thinghowe. Any number of conservative public bodies, through | 14 |
a number of select and other committees having power to add to | 15 |
their number, before voting themselves and himself, town, port | 16 |
and garrison, by a fit and proper resolution, following a koorts | 17 |
order of the groundwet, once for all out of plotty existence, as | 18 |
a forescut, so you maateskippey might to you cuttinrunner on a | 19 |
neuw pack of klerds, made him, while his body still persisted, | 20 |
their present of a protem grave in Moyelta of the best Lough | 21 |
Neagh pattern, then as much in demand among misonesans as | 22 |
the Isle of Man today among limniphobes. Wacht even! It was | 23 |
in a fairly fishy kettlekerry, after the Fianna's foreman had taken | 24 |
his handful, enriched with ancient woods and dear dutchy deep- | 25 |
linns mid which were an old knoll and a troutbeck, vainyvain of | 26 |
her osiery and a chatty sally with any Wilt or Walt who would | 27 |
ongle her as Izaak did to the tickle of his rod and watch her | 28 |
waters of her sillying waters of and there now brown peater | 29 |
arripple (may their quilt gild lightly over his somnolulutent | 30 |
form!) Whoforyou lies his last, by the wrath of Bog, like the | 31 |
erst curst Hun in the bed of his treubleu Donawhu. | 32 |
    Best. This wastohavebeen underground heaven, or mole's | 33 |
paradise which was probably also an inversion of a phallopharos, | 34 |
intended to foster wheat crops and to ginger up tourist trade | 35 |
(its architecht, Mgr Peurelachasse, having been obcaecated lest | 36 |