ng are what are tunes if they come and I sing. I sing I
sing.

A lovely night to stay awake and smell the cake and masticate. A lovely
night and no need of surprises, that is what makes it so free of noises.

He came and said he had fried it hard and he had and we smelled it and
it was as he did not say it was, it was chewy and it was made as it was
made and if there was no hesitation there was no refusal. Could it be
true that there was meaning in there being no refusal. Very likely it
was not true that there was meaning in there not being refusal.

A curious little thing is that a substantial piece of cauliflower shows
in the nose and shows so well that there is no smell. A very curious
thing is that a whole name means no more than if there is success, not a
bit more place is used by those using more than by those receiving
company. It makes every one glad to see the genius and the energy and
the simple way that a thing is put down. Why is there any reason that
there should be hesitation. Is it necessary that one seeing the time not
wasted should arrange that there is no more fatigue. Is it singular that
the afternoon and the evening follow the morning. Does follow mean
coming after and why if it does, why is there no reason. It is not
especial that no more reason is curious than a large picture. A single
moment and no catastrophe does show that care makes any one nervous.
There is no time to use speed. The promise will be kept and sometime any
little word will be the one written.

Once upon a time when there was a word which went there once upon a time
there was a pillow. A pillow is not whiter when there is a moon than it
is when there is paper. Once when there was more extravagance than there
is blaming once there was a door and that was made of white lining. This
had under it what did not disappoint a chicken. This is not industry it
is regularity.

Four sses are not singular. Four sses are not at all singular and the
fashion which is changing shows itself then, it shows in there being
four and many more, it shows itself in blame, in expectation, in direct
appeal, in singular ways of establishing a result, in certain very
particular investigations and hopes and determinations and even it does
even sometimes show itself in audacity and in endearments. All the time
that this is happening there is result and anticipation.

The faithful prosecution of an intermediate expression between
obligation and restraint a