On November 7 we stopped at
"Spickspuk! Spoken." (250.10)
A few favourites of the day:
Some were amused by:
Avis was there and trilled her about it. (250.1)
"Spickspuk! Spoken." (250.10)
A few favourites of the day:
Some were amused by:
Avis was there and trilled her about it. (250.1)
Speakers of German got something out of:
Willest thou rossy banders havind?
(Willst du Rosenbänder haben?) (250.3)
Many liked Fritz's hint that:
A window, a hedge, a prong, a hand, an eye, a sign, a head and keep your other augur on her paypaypay (249.16)
spells heliotrope when the words are considered as the names of Hebrew, or Phoenician, letters: window (H), hedge/fence (E), prong/ox-goad (L), hand (I), eye (O), sign/mark (T), head (R), augur (Auge) (O), pay (P)
(cf. A Wake Newslitter; cf. also Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable)
Most were appalled at:
He finges to be cutting up with a pair of sissers and to be buntings of their maidens and spitting their heads into their face pails. (250.08)
Willest thou rossy banders havind?
(Willst du Rosenbänder haben?) (250.3)
Many liked Fritz's hint that:
A window, a hedge, a prong, a hand, an eye, a sign, a head and keep your other augur on her paypaypay (249.16)
spells heliotrope when the words are considered as the names of Hebrew, or Phoenician, letters: window (H), hedge/fence (E), prong/ox-goad (L), hand (I), eye (O), sign/mark (T), head (R), augur (Auge) (O), pay (P)
(cf. A Wake Newslitter; cf. also Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable)
Most were appalled at:
He finges to be cutting up with a pair of sissers and to be buntings of their maidens and spitting their heads into their face pails. (250.08)
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