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round our neckkandcropfs where as and when | ||
Heavysciusgardaddy, parent who offers sweet- | ||
Abnegation is | meats, will gift uns his Noblett's surprize. | |
Adaptation. | With this laudable purpose in loud ability let | |
us be singulfied. Betwixt me and thee hung | ||
cong. Item, mizpah ends. | ||
But while the dial are they doodling dawd- | ENTER THE | |
ling over the mugs and the grubs? Oikey, | COP AND | |
Impostolopulos?1 Steady steady steady steady | HOW. | |
steady studiavimus. Many many many many | SECURES | |
many manducabimus.2 We've had our day at triv | GUBERNANT | |
and quad and writ our bit as intermidgets. Art, | URBIS | |
literature, politics, economy, chemistry, human- | TERROREM. | |
Cato. | ity, &c. Duty, the daughter of discipline, the | |
Nero. | Great Fire at the South City Markets, Belief in | |
Saul. Aristotle. | Giants and the Banshee, A Place for Every- | |
Julius Caesar. | thing and Everything in its Place, Is the Pen | |
Pericles. | Mightier than the Sword? A Successful Career | |
Ovid. | in the Civil Service,3 The Voice of Nature in | |
Adam, Eve. | the Forest,4 Your Favorite Hero or Heroine, | |
Domitian. Edipus. | On the Benefits of Recreation,5 If Standing | |
Socrates. | Stones Could Speak, Devotion to the Feast of | |
Ajax. | the Indulgence of Portiuncula, The Dublin | |
Metropolitan Police Sports at Ballsbridge, De- | ||
Homer. | scribe in Homely Anglian Monosyllables the | |
MarcusAurelius. | Wreck of the Hesperus,6 What Morals, if any, | |
can be drawn from Diarmuid and Grania?7 Do | ||
Alcibiades. | you Approve of our Existing Parliamentary | |
Lucretius. | System? The Uses and Abuses of Insects, A | |
1 The divvy wants that babbling brook. Dear Auntie Emma Emma Eates. | ||
2 Strike the day off, the nightcap's on nigh. Goney, goney gone! | ||
3 R.C., disengaged, good character, would help, no salary. | ||
4 Where Lily is a Lady found the nettle rash. | ||
5 Bubabipibambuli, I can do as I like with what's me own. Nyamnyam. | ||
6 Able seaman's caution. | ||
7 Rarely equal and distinct in all things. |