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  1 MorsLabr |             Augustus A. Vansittart (1872). ~Coesper erat: tunc lubriciles
  2          | A
  3          | ab
  4 Gaberbocc|      Exanimum corpus linquens caput abstulit heros~Quocum galumphat multa,
  5 Gaberbocc|         Jubbubum, quo non infestior ales,~Et Bandersnatcham, quae
  6 Gabrobocc|     Gabrobocchia periit?~Gaudiferum amplectar te!~Dies frabiosus! graustussit!"~
  7 MorsLabr |          insignis opimis,~Rursus in amplexus, o radiose, meos!~O frabiose
  8 Gaberbocc|           Stabat tranquillus, multa animo meditans. ~Dum requiescebat
  9 Gaberbocc|            sub tumtummi requiescens arboris umbra~Stabat tranquillus,
 10 Original |          the Jabberwock?~Come to my arms, my beamish boy!~O frabjous
 11 Gabrobocc|            manximum;~Tumtumi stirpi astitit~Et extudit consilium. ~Subtectim
 12          | At
 13 MorsLabr |                   Mors Iabrochii by Augustus A. Vansittart (1872). ~Coesper
 14          | autem
 15 Gabrobocc|                       Gabrobocchia [author unknown] ~Est brilgum: tovi
 16 Gabrobocc|             morsu:~Diffide Iubiubae avi~Es procul ab Unguimanu." ~
 17 MorsLabr |           recurvis~Unguibus, estque avidis dentibus ille minax.~Ububae
 18 MorsLabr |           minax.~Ububae fuge cautus avis vim, gnate! Neque unquam~
 19 Original |          the Tumtum tree,~And stood awhile in thought. ~And, as in
 20 Original |             head~He went galumphing back. ~"And hast thou slain the
 21 Original |         bird, and shun~The frumious Bandersnatch!" ~He took his vorpal sword
 22 Gaberbocc|          quo non infestior ales,~Et Bandersnatcham, quae fremit usque, cave." ~
 23 Original |     Jabberwock?~Come to my arms, my beamish boy!~O frabjous day! Callooh!
 24 Gaberbocc|             potuisti, nate, necare?~Bemiscens puer! ad brachia nostra
 25 Original |            catch!~Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun~The frumious Bandersnatch!" ~
 26          | bis
 27 Original |   Jabberwock, my son!~The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!~Beware
 28 Original |      through and through~The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!~He left
 29 Original |         Come to my arms, my beamish boy!~O frabjous day! Callooh!
 30 Gaberbocc|          necare?~Bemiscens puer! ad brachia nostra veni.~Oh! frabiusce
 31 Original |        through the tulgey wood,~And burbled as it came! ~One two! One
 32 Gaberbocc|         sifflans~Ibat, et horrendum burbuliabat iens! ~Ter, quater, atque
 33 MorsLabr |            tulscam~Per silvam venit burbur Iabrochii! ~Vorpali, semel
 34 MorsLabr |       galumphatus, spernens informe cadaver,~Horrendum monstri rettulit
 35 Gaberbocc|             dies! iterumque caloque calaque~Laetus eo" ut chortlet chortla
 36 MorsLabr |     frabiose dies! Callo clamateque Calla!"~Vix potuit laetus chorticulare
 37 Original |            O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!"~He chortled in his joy. ~'
 38 MorsLabr |              meos!~O frabiose dies! Callo clamateque Calla!"~Vix potuit
 39 Original |        beamish boy!~O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!"~He chortled in
 40 Gaberbocc|           frabiusce dies! iterumque caloque calaque~Laetus eo" ut chortlet
 41 Original |           that bite, the claws that catch!~Beware the Jubjub bird,
 42 MorsLabr |             ille minax.~Ububae fuge cautus avis vim, gnate! Neque unquam~
 43 Gaberbocc|      Gaberbocchum moneo tibi, nate, cavendum!~(Unguibus ille rapit. Dentibus
 44 Gaberbocc|         Ille autem gladium vorpalem cepit, et hostem~Manxonium longa
 45 Gaberbocc| Gaberbocchus by Hassard H. Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's uncle) ~
 46 MorsLabr |           Calla!"~Vix potuit laetus chorticulare pater. ~Coesper erat: tunc
 47 Gaberbocc|      calaque~Laetus eo" ut chortlet chortla superba senex. ~Hora aderat
 48 Original |           day! Callooh! Callay!"~He chortled in his joy. ~'Twas brillig,
 49 Gaberbocc|       caloque calaque~Laetus eo" ut chortlet chortla superba senex. ~
 50 Gaberbocc|           Ter, quater, atque iterum cito vorpalissimus ensis~Snicsnaccans
 51 Gabrobocc|      pupugit.~Necati caput exanimum~Citumphans retro rettulit. ~"Num Gabrobocchia
 52 MorsLabr |              O frabiose dies! Callo clamateque Calla!"~Vix potuit laetus
 53 Original |             The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!~Beware the Jubjub
 54 MorsLabr |         Vorpali, semel atque iterum collectus in ictum,~Persnicuit gladio
 55 Original |          thou slain the Jabberwock?~Come to my arms, my beamish boy!~
 56 MorsLabr |      frondis suaserat umbra moram. ~Consilia interdum stetit egnia mente
 57 Gabrobocc|           stirpi astitit~Et extudit consilium. ~Subtectim consultante
 58 Gabrobocc|       extudit consilium. ~Subtectim consultante eo~En, Gabrobocchia flammifer~
 59          | contra
 60 Gaberbocc|         viscera dissecuit.~Exanimum corpus linquens caput abstulit
 61          | cui
 62 Original |             beamish boy!~O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!"~He chortled
 63 Original |           snicker-snack!~He left it dead, and with its head~He went
 64          | Deinde
 65 MorsLabr |             revolvens:~At gravis in densa fronde susuffrus erat,~Spiculaque
 66 MorsLabr |           ad medium quaeritur usque diem:~Jamque via fesso, sed plurima
 67 Gabrobocc|             Qui fero lacerat morsu:~Diffide Iubiubae avi~Es procul ab
 68 Gaberbocc|        Snicsnaccans penitus viscera dissecuit.~Exanimum corpus linquens
 69 Gaberbocc|             Quocum galumphat multa, domumque redit. ~"Tune Gaberbocchum
 70          | Dum
 71 Gaberbocc|            micat,~Ipse Gaberbocchus dumeta per horrida sifflans~Ibat,
 72 MorsLabr |       Faedarpax contra te frumiosus eat!" ~Vorpali gladio juvenis
 73          | ecce
 74 MorsLabr |            Consilia interdum stetit egnia mente revolvens:~At gravis
 75 Gabrobocc|            Subtectim consultante eo~En, Gabrobocchia flammifer~
 76 Gabrobocc|            ab Unguimanu." ~Vorpalem ensem extulit;~Hostem quaesivit
 77 Gaberbocc|           iterum cito vorpalissimus ensis~Snicsnaccans penitus viscera
 78          | Es
 79 MorsLabr |             Ille recurvis~Unguibus, estque avidis dentibus ille minax.~
 80 Gabrobocc|           Tumtumi stirpi astitit~Et extudit consilium. ~Subtectim consultante
 81 Gabrobocc|         Unguimanu." ~Vorpalem ensem extulit;~Hostem quaesivit manximum;~
 82 Original |         stood,~The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,~Came whiffling
 83 MorsLabr |            vim, gnate! Neque unquam~Faedarpax contra te frumiosus eat!" ~
 84 Gaberbocc|           Praesens ecce! oculis cui fera flamma micat,~Ipse Gaberbocchus
 85 Gabrobocc|          Gabrobocchia, fili mi,~Qui fero lacerat morsu:~Diffide Iubiubae
 86 Gabrobocc|        semel, bis et iterum~Vorpale ferrum pupugit.~Necati caput exanimum~
 87 MorsLabr |    quaeritur usque diem:~Jamque via fesso, sed plurima mente prementi,~
 88 Gabrobocc|    strugitant. ~"Fuge Gabrobocchia, fili mi,~Qui fero lacerat morsu:~
 89 Original |            Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,~Came whiffling through
 90 Gaberbocc|      Praesens ecce! oculis cui fera flamma micat,~Ipse Gaberbocchus
 91 MorsLabr |      Spiculaque ex oculis jacientis flammea, tulscam~Per silvam venit
 92 Gabrobocc|     consultante eo~En, Gabrobocchia flammifer~Ex luco sprinxit tulgido~
 93 Original |         hand:~Long time the manxome foe he sought--~So rested he
 94 MorsLabr |        amplexus, o radiose, meos!~O frabiose dies! Callo clamateque Calla!"~
 95 Gabrobocc|       Gaudiferum amplectar te!~Dies frabiosus! graustussit!"~Suffremuit
 96 Gaberbocc|            brachia nostra veni.~Oh! frabiusce dies! iterumque caloque
 97 Original |             arms, my beamish boy!~O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!"~He
 98 Gaberbocc|             Et Bandersnatcham, quae fremit usque, cave." ~Ille autem
 99 MorsLabr |       revolvens:~At gravis in densa fronde susuffrus erat,~Spiculaque
100 MorsLabr |           mente prementi,~Tumtumiae frondis suaserat umbra moram. ~Consilia
101 MorsLabr |          unquam~Faedarpax contra te frumiosus eat!" ~Vorpali gladio juvenis
102 Original |           Jubjub bird, and shun~The frumious Bandersnatch!" ~He took
103 Gaberbocc|         caput abstulit heros~Quocum galumphat multa, domumque redit. ~"
104 MorsLabr |          persnacuitque puer:~Deinde galumphatus, spernens informe cadaver,~
105 Original |           and with its head~He went galumphing back. ~"And hast thou slain
106 Gabrobocc|            Num Gabrobocchia periit?~Gaudiferum amplectar te!~Dies frabiosus!
107 Gaberbocc|           usque, cave." ~Ille autem gladium vorpalem cepit, et hostem~
108 MorsLabr |        Ububae fuge cautus avis vim, gnate! Neque unquam~Faedarpax
109 Gabrobocc|       amplectar te!~Dies frabiosus! graustussit!"~Suffremuit praehilare. ~
110 MorsLabr |           egnia mente revolvens:~At gravis in densa fronde susuffrus
111 Gaberbocc|             Gaberbocchus by Hassard H. Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge
112 Original |            took his vorpal sword in hand:~Long time the manxome foe
113 Gaberbocc|                     Gaberbocchus by Hassard H. Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge
114 Original |         went galumphing back. ~"And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?~
115 Original |          left it dead, and with its head~He went galumphing back. ~"
116 Gaberbocc|             linquens caput abstulit heros~Quocum galumphat multa,
117 Gaberbocc|             Gaberbocchus dumeta per horrida sifflans~Ibat, et horrendum
118 MorsLabr |         gladio juvenis succingitur: hostis~Manxumus ad medium quaeritur
119 MorsLabr |         exgrabuere rathae. ~"O fuge Iabrochium, sanguis meus! Ille recurvis~
120 Gaberbocc|         dumeta per horrida sifflans~Ibat, et horrendum burbuliabat
121 MorsLabr |           atque iterum collectus in ictum,~Persnicuit gladio persnacuitque
122 Gaberbocc|            et horrendum burbuliabat iens! ~Ter, quater, atque iterum
123 Gaberbocc|           Et fuge Jubbubum, quo non infestior ales,~Et Bandersnatcham,
124 MorsLabr |        Deinde galumphatus, spernens informe cadaver,~Horrendum monstri
125 MorsLabr |           Victor Iabrochii, spoliis insignis opimis,~Rursus in amplexus,
126          | interdum
127 Gaberbocc|           veni.~Oh! frabiusce dies! iterumque caloque calaque~Laetus eo"
128 Original |           He left it dead, and with its head~He went galumphing
129 Gabrobocc|         fero lacerat morsu:~Diffide Iubiubae avi~Es procul ab Unguimanu." ~
130 MorsLabr |          erat,~Spiculaque ex oculis jacientis flammea, tulscam~Per silvam
131 MorsLabr |        medium quaeritur usque diem:~Jamque via fesso, sed plurima mente
132 Original |             Jabberwock, my son!~The jaws that bite, the claws that
133 Original |         Callay!"~He chortled in his joy. ~'Twas brillig, and the
134 Gaberbocc|       Dentibus ille necat.)~Et fuge Jubbubum, quo non infestior ales,~
135 Original |        claws that catch!~Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun~The frumious
136 MorsLabr |     frumiosus eat!" ~Vorpali gladio juvenis succingitur: hostis~Manxumus
137 Gabrobocc|     Gabrobocchia, fili mi,~Qui fero lacerat morsu:~Diffide Iubiubae
138 Original |        blade went snicker-snack!~He left it dead, and with its head~
139 Gaberbocc|          dissecuit.~Exanimum corpus linquens caput abstulit heros~Quocum
140 Original |           his vorpal sword in hand:~Long time the manxome foe he
141 Gaberbocc|          cepit, et hostem~Manxonium longa sedulitate petit;~Tum sub
142 Gabrobocc|           Gabrobocchia flammifer~Ex luco sprinxit tulgido~Perbullans
143 Gaberbocc|         Hassard H. Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's uncle) ~Hora aderat
144 Gabrobocc|           extulit;~Hostem quaesivit manximum;~Tumtumi stirpi astitit~
145 Original |        sword in hand:~Long time the manxome foe he sought--~So rested
146 Gaberbocc|           vorpalem cepit, et hostem~Manxonium longa sedulitate petit;~
147 MorsLabr |         juvenis succingitur: hostis~Manxumus ad medium quaeritur usque
148 MorsLabr |     succingitur: hostis~Manxumus ad medium quaeritur usque diem:~Jamque
149          | meos
150          | meus
151 Gabrobocc|             Fuge Gabrobocchia, fili mi,~Qui fero lacerat morsu:~
152 Gaberbocc|              oculis cui fera flamma micat,~Ipse Gaberbocchus dumeta
153 MorsLabr |         estque avidis dentibus ille minax.~Ububae fuge cautus avis
154 Gaberbocc|         Rathi. ~"Cave, Gaberbocchum moneo tibi, nate, cavendum!~(Unguibus
155 MorsLabr |          informe cadaver,~Horrendum monstri rettulit ipse caput. ~"Victor
156 Gaberbocc|     requiescebat meditans uffishia, monstrum~Praesens ecce! oculis cui
157 MorsLabr |    Tumtumiae frondis suaserat umbra moram. ~Consilia interdum stetit
158 MorsLabr |                                     Mors Iabrochii by Augustus A.
159 Gabrobocc|           fili mi,~Qui fero lacerat morsu:~Diffide Iubiubae avi~Es
160 Gaberbocc|        Gaberbocchum potuisti, nate, necare?~Bemiscens puer! ad brachia
161 Gaberbocc|           ille rapit. Dentibus ille necat.)~Et fuge Jubbubum, quo
162 Gabrobocc|             Vorpale ferrum pupugit.~Necati caput exanimum~Citumphans
163          | Neque
164          | non
165 Gaberbocc|          Bemiscens puer! ad brachia nostra veni.~Oh! frabiusce dies!
166 Gabrobocc|        Citumphans retro rettulit. ~"Num Gabrobocchia periit?~Gaudiferum
167 Original |           The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,~Came whiffling through
168 Gaberbocc|             ad brachia nostra veni.~Oh! frabiusce dies! iterumque
169 MorsLabr |         Iabrochii, spoliis insignis opimis,~Rursus in amplexus, o radiose,
170 Original |                                 The Original ~'Twas brillig, and the
171 MorsLabr |          potuit laetus chorticulare pater. ~Coesper erat: tunc lubriciles
172 Gaberbocc|    vorpalissimus ensis~Snicsnaccans penitus viscera dissecuit.~Exanimum
173 Gabrobocc|            Ex luco sprinxit tulgido~Perbullans usque ugriter. ~Tum semel,
174 Gabrobocc|        rettulit. ~"Num Gabrobocchia periit?~Gaudiferum amplectar te!~
175 MorsLabr |            ictum,~Persnicuit gladio persnacuitque puer:~Deinde galumphatus,
176 MorsLabr |          iterum collectus in ictum,~Persnicuit gladio persnacuitque puer:~
177 Gaberbocc|          Manxonium longa sedulitate petit;~Tum sub tumtummi requiescens
178 Gaberbocc|          redit. ~"Tune Gaberbocchum potuisti, nate, necare?~Bemiscens
179 MorsLabr |        Callo clamateque Calla!"~Vix potuit laetus chorticulare pater. ~
180 Gabrobocc|            graustussit!"~Suffremuit praehilare. ~Est brilgum: tovi slimici~
181 Gaberbocc|         meditans uffishia, monstrum~Praesens ecce! oculis cui fera flamma
182 MorsLabr |            fesso, sed plurima mente prementi,~Tumtumiae frondis suaserat
183          | procul
184 Gabrobocc|            et iterum~Vorpale ferrum pupugit.~Necati caput exanimum~Citumphans
185          | quae
186 MorsLabr |           hostis~Manxumus ad medium quaeritur usque diem:~Jamque via fesso,
187 Gabrobocc|      Vorpalem ensem extulit;~Hostem quaesivit manximum;~Tumtumi stirpi
188 Gaberbocc|             burbuliabat iens! ~Ter, quater, atque iterum cito vorpalissimus
189          | Qui
190          | quo
191 Gaberbocc|       linquens caput abstulit heros~Quocum galumphat multa, domumque
192 MorsLabr |       opimis,~Rursus in amplexus, o radiose, meos!~O frabiose dies!
193 Gaberbocc|            cavendum!~(Unguibus ille rapit. Dentibus ille necat.)~Et
194 MorsLabr |      Iabrochium, sanguis meus! Ille recurvis~Unguibus, estque avidis
195 Gaberbocc|           galumphat multa, domumque redit. ~"Tune Gaberbocchum potuisti,
196 Gaberbocc|          multa animo meditans. ~Dum requiescebat meditans uffishia, monstrum~
197 Gaberbocc|             petit;~Tum sub tumtummi requiescens arboris umbra~Stabat tranquillus,
198 Original |          manxome foe he sought--~So rested he by the Tumtum tree,~And
199 Gabrobocc|           caput exanimum~Citumphans retro rettulit. ~"Num Gabrobocchia
200 MorsLabr |         interdum stetit egnia mente revolvens:~At gravis in densa fronde
201          | Rursus
202 Gaberbocc|            Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's uncle) ~Hora aderat briligi.
203 MorsLabr |        rathae. ~"O fuge Iabrochium, sanguis meus! Ille recurvis~Unguibus,
204          | sed
205 Gaberbocc|           et hostem~Manxonium longa sedulitate petit;~Tum sub tumtummi
206 Gaberbocc|            chortlet chortla superba senex. ~Hora aderat briligi. Nunc
207 Original |         Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun~The frumious Bandersnatch!" ~
208 Gaberbocc|     Gaberbocchus dumeta per horrida sifflans~Ibat, et horrendum burbuliabat
209 MorsLabr |      jacientis flammea, tulscam~Per silvam venit burbur Iabrochii! ~
210 Original |    galumphing back. ~"And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?~Come to
211 Original |       through~The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!~He left it dead, and with
212 Gaberbocc|            cito vorpalissimus ensis~Snicsnaccans penitus viscera dissecuit.~
213 Original |             manxome foe he sought--~So rested he by the Tumtum
214 Original |           Beware the Jabberwock, my son!~The jaws that bite, the
215 Original |             time the manxome foe he sought--~So rested he by the Tumtum
216 MorsLabr |           puer:~Deinde galumphatus, spernens informe cadaver,~Horrendum
217 MorsLabr |        densa fronde susuffrus erat,~Spiculaque ex oculis jacientis flammea,
218 MorsLabr |          caput. ~"Victor Iabrochii, spoliis insignis opimis,~Rursus
219 Gabrobocc|      Gabrobocchia flammifer~Ex luco sprinxit tulgido~Perbullans usque
220 Gaberbocc|           requiescens arboris umbra~Stabat tranquillus, multa animo
221 MorsLabr |           moram. ~Consilia interdum stetit egnia mente revolvens:~At
222 Gabrobocc|         quaesivit manximum;~Tumtumi stirpi astitit~Et extudit consilium. ~
223 MorsLabr |         prementi,~Tumtumiae frondis suaserat umbra moram. ~Consilia interdum
224          | sub
225 Gabrobocc|      astitit~Et extudit consilium. ~Subtectim consultante eo~En, Gabrobocchia
226 MorsLabr |              Vorpali gladio juvenis succingitur: hostis~Manxumus ad medium
227 Gabrobocc|            frabiosus! graustussit!"~Suffremuit praehilare. ~Est brilgum:
228 Gaberbocc|             eo" ut chortlet chortla superba senex. ~Hora aderat briligi.
229 MorsLabr |           At gravis in densa fronde susuffrus erat,~Spiculaque ex oculis
230 Original |  Bandersnatch!" ~He took his vorpal sword in hand:~Long time the manxome
231 Gaberbocc|        horrendum burbuliabat iens! ~Ter, quater, atque iterum cito
232 Original |         galumphing back. ~"And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?~Come
233          | tibi
234 Original |          vorpal sword in hand:~Long time the manxome foe he sought--~
235 Original |          slain the Jabberwock?~Come to my arms, my beamish boy!~
236 Original |         frumious Bandersnatch!" ~He took his vorpal sword in hand:~
237 Gaberbocc|    requiescens arboris umbra~Stabat tranquillus, multa animo meditans. ~
238 Original |             rested he by the Tumtum tree,~And stood awhile in thought. ~
239 Original |          Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,~And burbled as it
240 Gabrobocc|          flammifer~Ex luco sprinxit tulgido~Perbullans usque ugriter. ~
241 MorsLabr |           oculis jacientis flammea, tulscam~Per silvam venit burbur
242 Original |        sought--~So rested he by the Tumtum tree,~And stood awhile in
243 Gabrobocc|          Hostem quaesivit manximum;~Tumtumi stirpi astitit~Et extudit
244 MorsLabr |             plurima mente prementi,~Tumtumiae frondis suaserat umbra moram. ~
245 Gaberbocc|           sedulitate petit;~Tum sub tumtummi requiescens arboris umbra~
246 Gaberbocc|            multa, domumque redit. ~"Tune Gaberbocchum potuisti, nate,
247 MorsLabr |         avidis dentibus ille minax.~Ububae fuge cautus avis vim, gnate!
248 Original |             in thought. ~And, as in uffish thought he stood,~The Jabberwock,
249 Gaberbocc|           Dum requiescebat meditans uffishia, monstrum~Praesens ecce!
250 Gabrobocc|            tulgido~Perbullans usque ugriter. ~Tum semel, bis et iterum~
251 Gaberbocc|          Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's uncle) ~Hora aderat briligi. Nunc
252 Gabrobocc|           Iubiubae avi~Es procul ab Unguimanu." ~Vorpalem ensem extulit;~
253 Gabrobocc|                Gabrobocchia [author unknown] ~Est brilgum: tovi slimici~
254          | unquam
255          | ut
256 MorsLabr |            Iabrochii by Augustus A. Vansittart (1872). ~Coesper erat: tunc
257 Gaberbocc|             puer! ad brachia nostra veni.~Oh! frabiusce dies! iterumque
258 MorsLabr |         flammea, tulscam~Per silvam venit burbur Iabrochii! ~Vorpali,
259 MorsLabr |        quaeritur usque diem:~Jamque via fesso, sed plurima mente
260 MorsLabr |      monstri rettulit ipse caput. ~"Victor Iabrochii, spoliis insignis
261 MorsLabr |             Ububae fuge cautus avis vim, gnate! Neque unquam~Faedarpax
262 Gaberbocc|          ensis~Snicsnaccans penitus viscera dissecuit.~Exanimum corpus
263 MorsLabr |            Callo clamateque Calla!"~Vix potuit laetus chorticulare
264 Gabrobocc|            Tum semel, bis et iterum~Vorpale ferrum pupugit.~Necati caput
265 Gaberbocc|           quater, atque iterum cito vorpalissimus ensis~Snicsnaccans penitus
266 Original |            with eyes of flame,~Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,~
267 Original |        whiffling through the tulgey wood,~And burbled as it came! ~