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Spun Yarns from the Full Reel of Daniel Sullivan ..
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Spun Yarns From the Full Reel of Daniel Sullivan, Ex-Liar Laureate to His Highness, the Late Baron Munchausen
Excerpt from Spun Yarns From the Full Reel of Daniel Sullivan, Ex-Liar Laureate to His Highness, the Late Baron Munchausen: A Record of Wonderful Things Th' king wass up an a platform near th gate wid t crowd aroun 'im. Lave th' tailor 'till th' lasht, e say, Iss head'll luk well an th lasht slipear.' Thin wan av th' big harses wass led out an' th' firsht av th' big' min got an 'iss back an' made fur th' gate. Th' harse rise up an' clear th' gate but th' man can't kape 'iss sate, an' 'e fall an th' shpikes an' get kilt. Outside av th' gate a butcher take th' body, shop off 'iss head an' put it in a bilin' pot to soften th' flesh fur cleaning th' shkull. Th' trunk wass dragged way an' give to...
