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about until there was not a snoozer among them but was utterly | about until there was not a snoozer among them but was utterly | ||
undeceived in the heel of the reel by the recital of the rigmarole. | undeceived in the heel of the reel by the recital of the rigmarole. | ||
− | + | He went without saying that the cull disliked anything anyway | |
approaching a plain straightforward standup or knockdown row | approaching a plain straightforward standup or knockdown row | ||
and, as often as he was called in to umpire any octagonal argu- | and, as often as he was called in to umpire any octagonal argu- | ||
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anything in the world he could do to please him and to overflow | anything in the world he could do to please him and to overflow | ||
his tumbletantaliser for him yet once more. | his tumbletantaliser for him yet once more. | ||
− | + | One hailcannon night (for his departure was attended by a | |
heavy downpour) as very recently as some thousand rains ago he | heavy downpour) as very recently as some thousand rains ago he | ||
was therefore treated with what closely resembled parsonal viol- | was therefore treated with what closely resembled parsonal viol- | ||
ence, being soggert all unsuspectingly through the deserted village | ence, being soggert all unsuspectingly through the deserted village | ||
− | of Tumblin-on-the-Leafy from Mr Vanhomrigh's house at 81 bis | + | of Tumblin-on-the-Leafy from [[Mr Vanhomrigh's]] house at 81 bis |
Mabbot's Mall as far as Green Patch beyond the brickfields of | Mabbot's Mall as far as Green Patch beyond the brickfields of | ||
Salmon Pool by rival teams of slowspiers counter quicklimers | Salmon Pool by rival teams of slowspiers counter quicklimers | ||
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friendship, fast and furious, which merely arose out of the noxious | friendship, fast and furious, which merely arose out of the noxious | ||
pervert's perfect lowness. Again there was a hope that people, | pervert's perfect lowness. Again there was a hope that people, | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:30, 1 August 2009
other people in the story, leaving out, of course, foreconsciously, the simple worf and plague and poison they had cornered him about until there was not a snoozer among them but was utterly undeceived in the heel of the reel by the recital of the rigmarole. He went without saying that the cull disliked anything anyway approaching a plain straightforward standup or knockdown row and, as often as he was called in to umpire any octagonal argu- ment among slangwhangers, the accomplished washout always used to rub shoulders with the last speaker and clasp shakers (the handtouch which is speech without words) and agree to every word as soon as half uttered, command me!, your servant, good, I revere you, how, my seer? be drinking that! quite truth, grati- as, I'm yoush, see wha'm hearing?, also goods, please it, me sure?, be filling this!, quiso, you said it, apasafello, muchas grassyass, is there firing-on-me?, is their girlic-on-you?, to your good self, your sulphur, and then at once focuss his whole unbalanced attention upon the next octagonist who managed to catch a listener's eye, asking and imploring him out of his piteous onewinker, (hemoptysia diadumenos) whether there was anything in the world he could do to please him and to overflow his tumbletantaliser for him yet once more. One hailcannon night (for his departure was attended by a heavy downpour) as very recently as some thousand rains ago he was therefore treated with what closely resembled parsonal viol- ence, being soggert all unsuspectingly through the deserted village of Tumblin-on-the-Leafy from Mr Vanhomrigh's house at 81 bis Mabbot's Mall as far as Green Patch beyond the brickfields of Salmon Pool by rival teams of slowspiers counter quicklimers who finally, as rahilly they had been deteened out rawther lae- tich, thought, busnis hits busnis, they had better be streaking for home after their Auborne-to-Auborne,with thanks for the pleasant evening, one and all disgustedly, instead of ruggering him back, and awake, reconciled (though they were as jealous as could be cullions about all the truffles they had brought on him) to a friendship, fast and furious, which merely arose out of the noxious pervert's perfect lowness. Again there was a hope that people,