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<TR> <TD> <i>called Cis.</i> </TD> <TD> Proserpronette whose slit satchel spilleth peas.</TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD> <i>called Cis.</i> </TD> <TD> Proserpronette whose slit satchel spilleth peas.</TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | ||
<TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> [[Belisha beacon]], beckon bright! Usherette,</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|URGES AND]] </TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> [[Belisha beacon]], beckon bright! Usherette,</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|URGES AND]] </TD> </TR> | ||
| − | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> unmesh us! That grene ray of earong it waves</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|WIDERURGES]] </TD> </TR> | + | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> unmesh us! [[That grene ray of earong it waves us to yonder|That grene ray of earong it waves]]</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|WIDERURGES]] </TD> </TR> |
| − | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> us to yonder as the red, blue and yellow flogs</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|IN A PRIMI-]] </TD> </TR> | + | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> That grene ray of earong it waves us to yonder|us to yonder as the red, blue and yellow flogs]]</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|IN A PRIMI-]] </TD> </TR> |
| − | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> time on the domisole,<SUP>4</SUP> with a blewy blow and</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|TIVE SEPT]]. </TD> </TR> | + | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> time on the [[domisole]],<SUP>4</SUP> with a blewy blow and</TD><TD> [[URGES AND WIDERURGES IN A PRIMITIVE SEPT|TIVE SEPT]]. </TD> </TR> |
| − | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> a windigo. [[Where flash becomes word]] and</TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | + | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> a [[windigo]]. [[Where flash becomes word]] and</TD><TD> </TD> </TR> |
<TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> silents selfloud. To brace congeners, trebly</TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> silents selfloud. To brace congeners, trebly</TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | ||
<TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> bounden and asservaged twainly. Adamman,<SUP>5</SUP></TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD> </TD> <TD> bounden and asservaged twainly. Adamman,<SUP>5</SUP></TD><TD> </TD> </TR> | ||
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| drugged,1 lead us seek, lote us see, light us find, | ||
| let us missnot Maidadate, Mimosa Multimim- | ||
| etica, the maymeaminning of maimoomeining! | ||
| Elpis, thou fountain of the greeces, all shall speer | ||
| theeward,2 from kongen in his canteenhus to | ||
| knivers hind the knoll. Ausonius Audacior | ||
| and gael, gillie, gall.3 Singalingalying. Storiella | ||
| as she is syung. Whence followeup with end- | ||
| There was a | speaking nots for yestures, plutonically pur- | |
| sweet hopeful | suant on briefest glimpse from gladrags, pretty | |
| called Cis. | Proserpronette whose slit satchel spilleth peas. | |
| Belisha beacon, beckon bright! Usherette, | URGES AND | |
| unmesh us! That grene ray of earong it waves | WIDERURGES | |
| That grene ray of earong it waves us to yonder|us to yonder as the red, blue and yellow flogs]] | IN A PRIMI- | |
| time on the domisole,4 with a blewy blow and | TIVE SEPT. | |
| 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 | ||
| The Big Bear | Veto but Nova will be nearing as their radient | |
| bit the Sailor's | among the Nereids. A one of charmers, ay, | |
| Only. Trouble, | Una Unica, charmers, who, under the branches | |
| trouble, trouble. | of the elms, in shoes as yet unshent by stoni- | |
| Forening Unge | ness, wend, went, will wend a way of honey | |
| Kristlike Kvinne. | myrrh and rambler roses mistmusk while still | |
| the maybe mantles the meiblume or ever her | ||
| 1 For Rose Point see Inishmacsaint. | ||
| 2 Mannequins' Pose. | ||
| 3 Their holy presumption and hers sinfly desprit. | ||
| 4 Anama anamaba anamabapa. | ||
| 5 Only for he's fathering law I could skewer that old one and slosh her out | ||
| many's the time but I thinks more of my pottles and ketts. | ||
| 6 All abunk for Tarararat! Look slipper, soppyhat, we've a doss in the | ||
| manger. | ||
