Every those personal place objects if nonthings where soevers | | 1 |
and they just done been doing being in a dromo of todos with- | | 2 |
outen a bound to be your trowers. Forswundled. You hald him | | 3 |
by the tap of the tang. Not a salutary sellable sound is since. In- | | 4 |
steed for asteer, adrift with adraft. Nuctumbulumbumus wander- | | 5 |
wards the Nil. Victorias neanzas. Alberths neantas. It was a long, | | 6 |
very long, a dark, very dark, an allburt unend, scarce endurable, | | 7 |
and we could add mostly quite various and somenwhat stumble- | | 8 |
tumbling night. Endee he sendee. Diu! The has goning at gone, | | 9 |
the is coming to come. Greets to ghastern, hie to morgning. Dor- | | 10 |
midy, destady. Doom is the faste. Well down, good other! Now | | 11 |
day, slow day, from delicate to divine, divases. Padma, brighter | | 12 |
and sweetster, this flower that bells, it is our hour or risings. | | 13 |
Tickle, tickle. Lotus spray. Till herenext. Adya. | | 14 |
Take thanks, thankstum, thamas. In that earopean end meets | | 15 |
Ind. | | 16 |
There is something supernoctural about whatever you called | | 17 |
him it. Panpan and vinvin are not alonety vanvan and pinpin in | | 18 |
your Tamal without tares but simplysoley they are they. This- | | 19 |
utter followis that odder fellow. Himkim kimkim. Old yeaster- | | 20 |
loaves may be a stale as a stub and the pitcher go to aftoms on the | | 21 |
wall. Mildew, murk, leak and yarn now want the bad that they | | 22 |
lied on. And your last words todate in camparative accousto- | | 23 |
mology are going to tell stretch of a fancy through strength to- | | 24 |
wards joyance, adyatants, where he gets up. Allay for allay, a | | 25 |
threat for a throat. | | 26 |
Tim! | | 27 |
To them in Ysat Loka. Hearing. The urb it orbs. Then's now | | 28 |
with now's then in tense continuant. Heard. Who having has | | 29 |
he shall have had. Hear! Upon the thuds trokes truck, chim, | | 30 |
it will be exactlyso fewer hours by so many minutes of the | | 31 |
ope of the diurn of the sennight of the maaned of the yere of | | 32 |
the age of the madamanvantora of Grossguy and Littleylady, | | 33 |
our hugibus hugibum and our weewee mother, actaman house- | | 34 |
truewith, and their childer and their napirs and their napirs' | | 35 |
childers napirs and their chattels and their servance and their | | 36 |