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[K Evans-Romaine]

You might try contacting Shelly Harrison (shelly at cyllene.uwa.edu.au) of the
Centre for Linguistics of the University of Western Australia. Shelly's
Linguistics 100 page
(http://www.general.uwa.edu.au/u/shelly/lin100/introduction.html)
contains the phrase "the iggle squiggs wombled in the harlish gloop."
She/he may remember where that comes from.

Bests! -- K
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"When your nodes they all are empty,
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