of undiscernibles where the Baxters and the Fleshmans may | | 1 |
they cease to bidivil uns and (but at this poingt though the iron | | 2 |
thrust of his cockspurt start might have prepared us we are well- | | 3 |
nigh stinkpotthered by the mustardpunge in the tailend) this | | 4 |
outandin brown candlestock melt Nolan's into peese! Han var. | | 5 |
Disliken as he was to druriodrama, her wife Langley, the prophet, | | 6 |
and the decentest dozendest short of a frusker whoever stuck his | | 7 |
spickle through his spoke, disappeared, (in which toodooing he | | 8 |
has taken all the French leaves unveilable out of Calomne- | | 9 |
quiller's Pravities) from the sourface of this earth, that austral | | 10 |
plain he had transmaried himself to, so entirely spoorlessly (the | | 11 |
mother of the book with a dustwhisk tabularasing his obliteration | | 12 |
done upon her involucrum) as to tickle the speculative to all but | | 13 |
opine (since the Levey who might have been Langley may have | | 14 |
really been a redivivus of paganinism or a volunteer Vousden) | | 15 |
that the hobo (who possessed a large amount of the humoresque) | | 16 |
had transtuled his funster's latitat to its finsterest interrimost. Bhi | | 17 |
she. Again, if Father San Browne, tea and toaster to that quaint- | | 18 |
esttest of yarnspinners is Padre Don Bruno, treu and troster to | | 19 |
the queen of Iar-Spain, was the reverend, the sodality director, | | 20 |
that eupeptic viceflayer, a barefaced carmelite, to whose palpi- | | 21 |
tating pulpit (which of us but remembers the rarevalent and | | 22 |
hornerable Fratomistor Nawlanmore and Brawne.) sinning society | | 23 |
sirens (see the [Roman Catholic] presspassim) fortunately became | | 24 |
so enthusiastically attached and was an objectionable ass who very | | 25 |
occasionally cockaded a raffles ticket on his hat which he wore all | | 26 |
to one side like the hangle of his pan (if Her Elegance saw him | | 27 |
she'd have the canary!) and was semiprivately convicted of mal- | | 28 |
practices with his hotwashed tableknife (glossing over the cark | | 29 |
in his pocket) that same snob of the dunhill, fully several year- | | 30 |
schaums riper, encountered by the General on that redletter | | 31 |
morning or maynoon jovesday and were they? Fuitfuit. | | 32 |
When Phishlin Phil wants throws his lip 'tis pholly to be fortune | | 33 |
flonting and whoever's gone to mix Hotel by the salt say water | | 34 |
there's nix to nothing we can do for he's never again to sea. It | | 35 |
is nebuless an autodidact fact of the commonest that the shape of | | 36 |