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<TR> <TD><I>umoroso.</I> </TD> <TD>a game over? The game goes on. Cookcook !</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD><I>umoroso.</I> </TD> <TD>a game over? The game goes on. Cookcook !</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | ||
<TR> <TD><I>M. 50-50.</I> </TD> <TD>Search me. The beggar the maid the bigger</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD><I>M. 50-50.</I> </TD> <TD>Search me. The beggar the maid the bigger</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | ||
− | <TR> <TD><I>[[ouk elabon polin|ο | + | <TR> <TD><I>[[ouk elabon polin|οu;κe;λβον]]</I></TD> <TD>the mauler. And the greater the patrarc the</TD> <TD> </TD> </TR> |
− | <TR> <TD><I>[[ouk elabon polin|π | + | <TR> <TD><I>[[ouk elabon polin|πe;λιν·]]</I> </TD> <TD>griefer the pinch. And that's what your doctor</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> |
<TR> <TD></TD> <TD>knows. O love it is the commonknounest thing</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD></TD> <TD>knows. O love it is the commonknounest thing</TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | ||
<TR> <TD></TD> <TD>how it pashes the plutous and the paupe.<SUP>4</SUP></TD> <TD></TD> </TR> | <TR> <TD></TD> <TD>how it pashes the plutous and the paupe.<SUP>4</SUP></TD> <TD></TD> </TR> |
Revision as of 02:11, 15 July 2006
knowledge that often hate on first hearing | ||
comes of love by second sight. Have your | ||
little sintalks in the dunk of subjunctions, dual | ||
in duel and prude with pruriel, but even the | ||
aoriest chaparound whatever plaudered perfect | ||
anent prettydotes and haec genua omnia may | ||
perhaps chance to be about to be in the case to | ||
be becoming a pale peterwright in spite of all | ||
your tense accusatives whilstly you're wall- | ||
floored1 like your gerandiums for the better | ||
half of a yearn or sob. It's a wild's kitten, my | ||
dear, who can tell a wilkling from a warthog. | ||
For you may be as practical as is predicable | ||
but you must have the proper sort of accident | ||
to meet that kind of a being with a difference.2 | ||
Flame at his fumbles but freeze on his fist.3 | ||
Every letter is a godsend, ardent Ares, brusque | ||
Boreas and glib Ganymede like zealous Zeus, | ||
the O'Meghisthest of all. To me or not to me. | ||
Satis thy quest on. Werbungsap! Jeg suis, vos | ||
Undante | wore a gentleman, thou arr, I am a quean. Is | |
umoroso. | a game over? The game goes on. Cookcook ! | |
M. 50-50. | Search me. The beggar the maid the bigger | |
οu;κe;λβον | the mauler. And the greater the patrarc the | |
πe;λιν· | griefer the pinch. And that's what your doctor | |
knows. O love it is the commonknounest thing | ||
how it pashes the plutous and the paupe.4 | ||
Pop ! And egg she active or spoon she passive, | ||
all them fine clauses in Lindley's and Murrey's | ||
never braught the participle of a present to a | ||
desponent hortatrixy, vindicatively I say it, | ||
1 With her poodle feinting to be let off and feeling dead in herself. Is love | ||
worse living? | ||
2 If she can't follow suit Renèe goes to the pack. | ||
3 Improper frictions is maledictions and mens uration makes me mad. | ||
4 Llong and Shortts Primer of Black and White Wenchcraft. |