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  Shaun himself.
 
  Shaun himself.
 
     What a picture primitive!  
 
     What a picture primitive!  
     Had I the concordant wiseheads of Messrs Gregory and Lyons  
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     Had I the concordant [[wiseheads]] of Messrs Gregory and Lyons  
  alongside of Dr Tarpey's and I dorsay the reverend Mr Mac
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  alongside of Dr Tarpey's and I [[dorsay]] the reverend Mr Mac
 
  Dougall's, but I, poor ass, am but as their fourpart tinckler's dun-
 
  Dougall's, but I, poor ass, am but as their fourpart tinckler's dun-
 
  key. Yet methought Shaun (holy messonger angels be uninter-
 
  key. Yet methought Shaun (holy messonger angels be uninter-
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  blacksliding constellations continue to shape his changeable time-
 
  blacksliding constellations continue to shape his changeable time-
 
  table!) stood before me. And I pledge you my agricultural word
 
  table!) stood before me. And I pledge you my agricultural word
  by the hundred and sixty odds rods and cones of this even's
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  by the hundred and sixty odds [[rods and cones]] of this even's
 
  vision that young fellow looked the stuff, the Bel of Beaus'
 
  vision that young fellow looked the stuff, the Bel of Beaus'
 
  Walk, a prime card if ever was! Pep? Now without deceit it is
 
  Walk, a prime card if ever was! Pep? Now without deceit it is
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  And hit the hencoop. He was immense, topping swell for he was
 
  And hit the hencoop. He was immense, topping swell for he was
 
  after having a great time of it, a twentyfour hours every moment
 
  after having a great time of it, a twentyfour hours every moment
  matters maltsight, in a porterhouse,scutfrank, if you want to
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  matters maltsight, in a porterhouse, scutfrank, if you want to
 
  know, Saint Lawzenge of Toole's, the Wheel of Fortune, leave
 
  know, Saint Lawzenge of Toole's, the Wheel of Fortune, leave
 
  your clubs in the hall and wait on yourself, no chucks for wal-
 
  your clubs in the hall and wait on yourself, no chucks for wal-
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  anticipation of the faste of tablenapkins, constituting his three-
 
  anticipation of the faste of tablenapkins, constituting his three-
 
  partite pranzipal meals <I>plus</I> a collation, his breakfast of first, a bless
 
  partite pranzipal meals <I>plus</I> a collation, his breakfast of first, a bless
  us O blood and thirsthy orange, next, the half of a pint of becon
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  us O [[blood and thirsthy orange]], next, the half of a pint of becon
 
  with [[newled googs]] and a segment of riceplummy padding, [[met of sunder suigar|met]]
 
  with [[newled googs]] and a segment of riceplummy padding, [[met of sunder suigar|met]]
 
  [[met of sunder suigar|of sunder suigar]] and some cold forsoaken steak peatrefired from
 
  [[met of sunder suigar|of sunder suigar]] and some cold forsoaken steak peatrefired from
 
  the batblack night o'erflown then, without prejuice to evectuals,
 
  the batblack night o'erflown then, without prejuice to evectuals,

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letters, relayed wand postchased, multiply, ay faith, and plultiply!)
Shaun himself.
    What a picture primitive! 
    Had I the concordant wiseheads of Messrs Gregory and Lyons 
alongside of Dr Tarpey's and I dorsay the reverend Mr Mac
Dougall's, but I, poor ass, am but as their fourpart tinckler's dun-
key. Yet methought Shaun (holy messonger angels be uninter-
ruptedly nudging him among and along the winding ways of
random ever!) Shaun in proper person (now may all the blue-
blacksliding constellations continue to shape his changeable time-
table!) stood before me. And I pledge you my agricultural word
by the hundred and sixty odds rods and cones of this even's
vision that young fellow looked the stuff, the Bel of Beaus'
Walk, a prime card if ever was! Pep? Now without deceit it is
hardly too much to say he was looking grand, so fired smart, in
much more than his usual health. No mistaking that beamish
brow! There was one for you that ne'er would nunch with good
Duke Humphrey but would aight through the months without a
sign of an err in hem and then, otherwise rounding, fourale to the
lees of Traroe. Those jehovial oyeglances! The heart of the rool!
And hit the hencoop. He was immense, topping swell for he was
after having a great time of it, a twentyfour hours every moment
matters maltsight, in a porterhouse, scutfrank, if you want to
know, Saint Lawzenge of Toole's, the Wheel of Fortune, leave
your clubs in the hall and wait on yourself, no chucks for wal-
nut ketchups, Lazenby's and Chutney graspis (the house the once
queen of Bristol and Balrothery twice admired because her
frumped door looked up Dacent Street) where in the sighed of
lovely eyes while his knives of hearts made havoc he had re-
cruited his strength by meals of spadefuls of mounded food, in
anticipation of the faste of tablenapkins, constituting his three-
partite pranzipal meals plus a collation, his breakfast of first, a bless
us O blood and thirsthy orange, next, the half of a pint of becon
with newled googs and a segment of riceplummy padding, met
of sunder suigar and some cold forsoaken steak peatrefired from
the batblack night o'erflown then, without prejuice to evectuals,