^RM17 We have wounded our way on foe ^(f39tris hisº^f10) prince till that force in the gill is faint afarred
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and the face in the treebark feigns afear. This is rainstones ringing. Strangely cult for this ceasing of the yore. But Erigureen is ever. Pot price pon patrilinear plop, if the osseletion of the ^(f39onkring omkringº^f10) gives omen nome? Since alls war that end war let sports be leisure and bring and buy fair. Ah ah athclete, blest your bally bathfeet! Towntoquest, fortorest, the hour that hies is hurley. A halt for hearsake.^f101
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A scene at sight. Or dreamoneire.
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Which they shall memorise. By her freewritten^(f39.º^f10) Hopely for ear that annalykeses if scares for eye that sumns. Is it in the now woodwordings ^LM71 of our sweet plantation where the branchings ^(f39then thereº^f10) will singingsing tomorrows gone and yesters ^(f39outcome ontocomeº^f10) as ^(f39Satadays Sataday'sº^f10) aftermoon lex leap smiles on ^(f39the ourº^f10) twelvemonthsminding? Such is. Dear (name of desired subject, A.N.), well, and I go on to. Shlicksher. I and we (tender condolences for happy funeral, one if) so sorry to (mention person suppressed for the moment, F.M.). ^LM72 Well (enquiries after allhealths) how are you (question maggy). A lovely (introduce to domestic ^(f39circles circleº^f10)) pershan of cates. Shrubsher. Those pothooks mostly she hawks from ^LM73 Poppa Vere Foster but these curly mequeues are of Mippa's moulding. Shrubsheruthr. (Wave gently in the ere turning ptover.) Well, mabby (consolation of ^(f39shopes hopesº^f10)) to soon air. With best ^(f39from Christinette (cinders,º^{f10) (f39}from-cinder Christinette^f10) if prints chumming, can be when desires Soldi, for asamples, backfronted or, if all, peethrolio or Get my Prize, using her flower or perfume or, ^LM74 if veryveryvery chumming, in otherwards, who she supposed adeal, ^(f39kissists kissitsº^f10) my exits^(f39)^f10). Shlicksheruthr. From ^(f39Auburn auburnº^f10) chenlemagne. Pious and pure fair one, all has concomitated to this that she shall
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^(f39tread read^f10) them^(f39,^{f10) (f39}lifetrees leaves lifetree's leaves,º^f10) whose silence hitherto has shone as sphere of silver^(f39,º fast^{f10) (f39}fastalbarnstone albernstoneº^f10), that fount Bandusian shall play liquick music and after odours sigh of musk. Blotsbloshblothe, ^(f39one onceº^f10) dear that was. Sleep in the water, drug at the fire, shake ^(f39thedust the dustº^f10) off and dream your ^(f39one Oneº^f10) who would give her sidecurls to. Till ^(f39later latterº^f10)
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Lammas is led in by baith our washwives, ^LM75 a weird of ^(f39wonder wondersº^f10) tenebrous as that evil thorngarth, a field of faery blithe as this ^(f39flowing blowingº^f10) wild.

^{RM18 LM76} Aujourd'hui^(f39,º^f10) comme aux ^(f39temps joursº^f10) de Pline et de Columelle^(f39,º^f10) la jacinthe se plaît dans les Gaules, la pervenche en Illyrie, la marguerite sur les ruines de Numance^(f39;º^{f10) f102} et pendant qu'autour d'elles les villes ont changé de maîtres et de ^(f39noms, nom,º^f10) que plusieurs sont ^(f39entrées rentréesº^f10) dans le néant, que les civilisations ^(f39LM77f10) se sont choquées et brisées, leurs paisibles générations ^(f39LM77l^f10) ont traversé les âges et ^(f39se^f10) sont ^(f39arrivées succédé l'une à l'autreº^f10) jusqu'à nous, fraîches et riantes comme aux jours des batailles. ^f103

^RM19 Margaritomancy! Hyacinthinous pervinciveness! Flowers. A cloud. But Bruto and Cassio are ware only of trifid tongues^(f39,º^{f10) f104} the whispered wilfulness^(f39,º^{f10) LM78} ('tis demonal!) and shadows shadows multiplicating (il folsoletto nel falsoletto col fazzolotto dal fuzzolezzo)^(f39,.^{f10) f105 (f39}totients Totientsº^f10) quotients, they tackle their quarrel. Sickamoor's so woful sally. Ancient's aerger. And eachway bothwise glory signs. What if she love Sieger less though she leave Ruhm moan? That's how our oxyggent has gotten ahold of half their world^(f39. Moving, movingº^f10) about in the free of the air and mixing with the ruck. Enten eller, either or.

^RM20 And^(f39.!º^f10)

^RM21 Nay, rather^(f39.!º^f10)
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^RM22 With sobs for his job, with tears for his toil, ^(f39LM79l^f10) with horror for his squalor ^(f39LM79º^f10) but with pep for his perdition,^f106 lo, the boor plieth as the laird hireth him.