FINNEGANS WAKE
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In thesesº placies sojournamous,º. By this
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|shriverside, on thissh|
|shsunnybank,ºsh| how |shbuona the
vista,sh| by |shSanta Rosa.sh| |shAfield of
May,sh| the very |shvale of springsh|.
|shOrchards here are lodged:ºsh| |shsainted
laurelssh| evremberried: youº have |shview ashgroves,sh|
|shaglen of marronssh| and of
|shthorns:ºsh|
|shGleannaulinn,sh| |shArdeevin,sh| purty glint
and plaising hoyt. This |shNorman courtsh| at |shboundary of the
ville,sh| yonº |shivied tower of a church of Erelandsh| with our
|shking's housesh|
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of |shstone,sh| |shbelgrovedsh| of
|shmulbrey,sh| all is for the retrospectioner. Sweet as
|shauburnºsh| cometh up as a flowerº that fragolance of
|shthe fraisey beds:sh| the |shphoenix,sh| his
pyre, is still flaming away with |shtrue Pratt spirit:sh| |shthe wren, his
nest,sh| is niedelig as the |shturrises of the Sabinesºsh| are televisible. There is
|shthe cottagesh| and |shthe bungalowsh| for the
cobbeler and the brandnewburgher but |shIsolde, her gardenssh|, are for |shthe fairhaired daughter
ofsh| |shAengus.sh| All out of |shtwo barreny
old perisherssh| and one inn, one |shtapsh| and one
|shtavernsh| and only |shtwo million two hundred and eighty thousand nineº hundred and
sixtysh| lines to the |shwuestworts of a general poet's office.sh|