This Edward born                           

          was                                            born

                                                                                                                      in Hurst 18

                                                                                                                                  06 in Hurst

                                                                                                                                               lying

                                                                                                            this Edward born lying

                                                                                                                                  in Hurst

                                                                                                                                           in 1806

                                                                                                                                                   lying

                                     between wind and reading-on, skimming        the M4.

                                                                                          between Hurst and reading he was lying

                                                                                                                        and the performance bar was set in
1806

              to Bishop Nympton near Molton onto Exeter to exit to Camino on water, in marshes  
over

                                                       from Hurst to Nympton, the M4

                                                                                                    in Devon.

or some alternate routes out-calm a day before the midnight sun – the long
night – two days before then we scram.      they're checking reasons at the
station, which goes viral because it is what we do and not what is done.

                    we go to a yurt                    a yurt             in Hornblotten.

Probably never ever ventured far from the village – this Edward an agricultural – a longtime
use-dent, them

            this Edward – an agricultural – spit it – probably never ventured far – a labourer

                                                      never lying far from the M4, this Edward.

Then Edward, then Ann, then, Edward and Edward, then Sidney James, the new Mauritian
grocer – because he did it in Putney – in Putney Park Lane did he – so maybe a grocer – and
Edward, then Maurice Granville-Jones.

Kate Fogarty as if we knew her -- and a Hammond, and George. Putney Park Lane,
but Putney. The Putney House. With an orchard, a nursery, stables for horses
commerce. Pit of stomach fire, tapestry of the fall     her

         roots can be traced back to 1666. The bar lifted and there was
underneath. A grocer. And her a farmer. An accountant owing to that

                               she could add, the good one. At fifteen. And owing. And Kate and

and Kate, lying.

                                    In the carus have come

                                    to Mauritius in the office

                                    or a grocer and productive

                                    “very fruitful”

                                    Herbert, Eleanor, Annie,

Harry, Sidney James,

And Daisy Kate. First of her

                                                                        what the eye cannot hear and the mouth cannot
see.

And Kate Kate: recorded as a n    accountant                               in a shop

                                                                               to imagine

                                                                                      in the city

                                                                                             but accountant, roosting

                                                                                           in the cookery

                                                                                          fashion

                                                                                               cooking figures. wily.

                                                   “This probably only meant             remember times

                                                                       that she could add up and keep records!”

                                                                                             at 15 in book pit – at table

                                                                                             Kate Kate and Geoffrey.

                                                                                             in pit before passage. 86

her. 

                                                                                                  from Putney   lying.

                                             ***          far off the west road.

Kate Kate quenched Edward

and were very fruitful

were very fruitful. and                made

                                                              were fruitful of rule after buh-buh            and made.        after buh-buh

                                                                 which were after nah-   -lee    they were             after empor-

                                                                           after the empire’s hat tips:

                                                                                                They agreed to keep

the language and existing customs

                   having come to some accord

                they agreed, within reason.
And just had to get this through.

                                                                                                           the grocer with lemons and Kate
Kate,

                                                                                                           productive. The language,
passable.

         Gwendolyn, Gladys, and Mostyn. Of Kate Kate: Mostyn, Gladys, and Gwendolyn.