| So please leave me, like a dog, to snuffle around. | |
| They dream of the acorned swill of the world, Of rooting for pig-fruit, the bagpipe dugs of the mother sow, the squeal and snuffle of yesses of the women pigs in rut. | |
| So please leave me, like a dog, to snuffle around. | |
| They dream of the acorned swill of the world, Of rooting for pig-fruit, the bagpipe dugs of the mother sow, the squeal and snuffle of yesses of the women pigs in rut. | |
| (McSorley snuffles) | |
| (Tuts) I've had the snuffles myself. | |
| Did you, snuffles? | |
| Humans understand snuffles now? | |
| I can't believe how mean snuffles got just because he's smart. | |
| (McSorley snuffles) | |
| (Tuts) I've had the snuffles myself. | |
| Did you, snuffles? | |
| Humans understand snuffles now? | |
| I can't believe how mean snuffles got just because he's smart. | |
| Now do exactly as I say or Fluffles get snuffled. | |
| After school was out and the last one had left with his dirty little snuffling nose instead of going home, I would go down the hill to the spring where I could be quiet and hate them. | |
| Fluttering coats, sabres ahead, horses snuffling. | |
| From the little english I heard,the new bombe snuffler isn't snuffling so good. | |
| I was woken up by snuffling noises outside the cupboard. | |
| In the afternoon, when school was out and the last one had left with his dirty little snuffling nose instead of going home, I would go down the hill to the spring where I could be quiet and hate them. | |
| Now do exactly as I say or Fluffles get snuffled. | |
| After school was out and the last one had left with his dirty little snuffling nose instead of going home, I would go down the hill to the spring where I could be quiet and hate them. | |
| Fluttering coats, sabres ahead, horses snuffling. | |
| From the little english I heard,the new bombe snuffler isn't snuffling so good. | |
| I was woken up by snuffling noises outside the cupboard. | |
| In the afternoon, when school was out and the last one had left with his dirty little snuffling nose instead of going home, I would go down the hill to the spring where I could be quiet and hate them. | |
