Pamphlets and pantomine

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	-- Unknown Anglo-Saxon tinkerer upset with the way things are (olden days)		-- Unknown Anglo-Saxon tinkerer upset with the way things are (olden days)

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And Then, and then them Pamphlets come panicking, pushing people aside. That's the problem with words, don't let'em gang up on ya.

-- Unknown Anglo-Saxon tinkerer upset with the way things are (olden days)

"Of all the tears, the pamphlet sort moved slowly through the sreets, slowly through the streets of Old Devonshire.

-- from the Hungarian Folksong "hergekommene kleine Ziege" (come here little goat)

"Pantomine sanitizes then canonizes the oppressed gestures deep whitin our dark souls; she is the wicked step-sister of the primal grunt, the paleo-howl."

-- Adam Cistern's life manual "Omni-Mancy" pb. 1946.