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| we’ll dwell on homiest powers, love at the | | |
| latch with novices nig and nag. The chorus: | | |
| the principals. For the rifocillation of their | | |
| inclination to the manifestation of irritation: | | |
| doldorboys and doll. 3 After sound, light and | | |
| heat, memory, will and understanding. | | |
| Here (the memories framed from walls are | | |
| minding) till wranglers for wringwrowdy | | |
| wready are, | | |
| teenth baronet, meet, altrettanth bancorot, | | |
| chaff) and ere commence commencement cata- | | |
| launic when Aetius check chokewill Attil’s | | |
| gambit, (that buxon bruzeup, give it a burl!) | | |
| lead us seek, O june of eves the jenniest, | | |
| thou who fleeest flicklesome the fond fervid | | |
| frondeur to thickly thyself attach with thine | | |
| efteased ensuer, 4 ondrawer of our uncon- | | |
| scionable, flickerflapper fore our unter- | | |
| 1 I believe in Dublin and the Sultan of Turkey. | | |
2 I have heard this word used by Martin Halpin, an old gardener from the | | ||
Glens of Antrim who used to do odd jobs for my godfather, the Rev. B.B. | | ||
Brophy of Swords. | | ||
3 Ravens may rive so can dove deelish. | | ||
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There was a | drugged,1 lead us seek, lote us see, light us find, | URGES AND | |
sweet hopeful | let us missnot Maidadate, Mimosa Multimim- | WIDERURGES | |
called Cis. | etica, the maymeaminning of maimoomeining! | IN A PRIMI- | |
The Big Bear | Elpis, thou fountain of the greeces, all shall speer | TIVE SEPT. | |
bit the Sailor’s | theeward,2 from kongen in his canteenhus to | | |
Only. Trouble, | knivers hind the knoll. Ausonius Audacior | | |
trouble, trouble. | and gael, gillie, gall.3 Singalingalying. Storiella | | |
Forening Unge | as she is syung. Whence followeup with end- | | |
Kristlike Kvinne. | speaking nots for yestures, plutonically pur- | | |
| suant on briefest glimpse from gladrags, pretty | | |
| Proserpronette whose slit satchel spilleth peas. | | |
| Belisha beacon, beckon bright! Usherette, | | |
| unmesh us! That grene ray of earong it waves | | |
| us to yonder as the red, blue and yellow flogs | | |
| time on the domisole,4 with a blewy blow and | | |
| a windigo. Where flash becomes word and | | |
| silents selfloud. To brace congeners, trebly | | |
| bounden and asservaged twainly. Adamman,5 | | |
| Emhe, Issossianusheen and sometypes Yggely | | |
| ogs Weib. Uwayoei! 6 So mag this sybilette be | | |
| our shibboleth that we may syllable her well! | | |
| Vetus may be occluded behind the mou in | | |
| Veto but Nova will be nearing as their radient | | |
| among the Nereids. A one of charmers, ay, | | |