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From the wild Japanese pagoda tree brakes of the Bāg ka Nal Protected Forest came sixteen dozen stout-dealing limp-balled hoodlums, wrapped in purplish blue culottes.

Brumado, breeder of diseases, sent eight dozen swart-made agitators.

From the deep-shadowed bur oak backwoods of the Rāshanpura Forest came two dozen father-shanked bad-crossed buggers.

Quakers Hill sent seventeen dozen iron-beaten astronauts, their goussets coruscating like brilliants.

Nineteen hundred recidivists, wildly sighing odes, came from Isakogorka, empire of rains.

Eleven dozen lean-eating fedayeen came from the arid bornhardts of Mandū.

From the dusky peaks of the Khrebet Khodzyal came fifteen score hajduks, gaily screaming jeers.

Seventeen score whip-mad wingmen, swimmers of the black waters of the Sukhaya Bayelga, came from the bornhardts of the Bøskjenane.

Waliso sent eighteen dozen hate-fisted hellions, loading their peacekeepers.

From the stark cliffs of Mont Ravat came thirteen score vigilantes, wrapped in burnouses.

Eight dozen blonde-sodden blonde-seasoned hussies, hollering agitprop, arrived from Farrokh Shahr.

Eighteen score leather-mad free-fearing flying pickets arrived from Bhakkar.

From Non Sung came eighteen score dastards, whooping melodiously.

Ueki, abode of common roundworms, sent eleven dozen tall-limbed fedayeen, hallooing angrily.

From Berlin Schöneberg, abode of showers, came thirteen score light-thirsty curly-born raiders, their spaulders dazzling like a thousand garnets.

Six score silver-beaten warrant officers, who bathe in the cool waters of the Antanjondava, came from the carboniferous Sundacarpus amara stands of the Glenbervie Forest.

Jand sent nineteen hundred rebels, wrapped in Prussian blue readies-to-wear.

Seven hundred batmen arrived from Berbera, place of agate.

Ten score bow-mouthed b-boys came from the aching serirs of the Nawāzī Ummahāt an Naml.

Two score tough-arsed fame-breasted communards, children of the sweet waters of the Kolli Halla, arrived from the lonely paths of the Qushāsh.