ldiso II.2§5 Isotext Lexicon text

^RM14 ^|aWhile And as Andº as, these things being ^|bso, and so or ere^b| those things having been º done,^a| way back home in Pacata ^|aHibernia, Auburnia º ^F75^a| ^|alittle land untilled (^|sbuntilledy untillably^sb| holy iland, gammel Eire, Eire),º^a| ^LM52 one ^|aword world^a| burrowing on another ^|3(ifº you've got me, neighbour, in any large lumps) lumps, geek?) geek?,º and got the strong of it)^3|,º Standfest, our ^|atopical topiocal sagoaº^a| hero, ^|3or any atther º macotther,^3| signs is on ^|ahis big the bellygutes bellygurds bellygud'sº^a| bastille back^|a, bucked up with fullness,^a| and his ^|awhite whitehatched^a| patch, the towelturbaned, and Flower, aº silvering to her jubilee,^F76 ^|awith eve's birch leaves for birch leaves^a| her jointure, our ^|alady lavy^a| in waving, ^|agirt with a wraparound,^a| visage full of flesh and fat as a hen's ^|ain i'^a| forehead, Airyanna and Blowybart,º topsir and turvy, ^LM53 that royal pair,º ^|a(though of course he's too big for her with such a lot of fulness bucked up behind him)^a| in their ^|aofttimes slated house of the hundred bottles, a^a| palace of quicken boughs hightº The Goat and Compasses ('phone number 17·69 º, if you want to know^F77),º ^|adiscusst the past,^a| his ^|asea arms round seaarm strongs round^a| her, her ^|avelivole^a| eyne ashipwracked, ^|ahave discusst their things of the past,^a| ^|athe angerache of their love and the hungerbrood it bore 'em crime and fable with shame, home and profit,^F78 why lui lied to lei and him hun tried to kill ham^a|, scribbledehobbles, in whose veins º runs a mixture of^|4,^4| are head bent and hard upon. Spell me the chimes. They are tales all tolled.^F79 ^LM54 Today is well thine but whose º may tomorrow be?º But, bless his cowly head and press his ^|acrinkly crankly^a| hat, what a ^|aworld world's woe^a| is each's
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other's weariness waiting to ^|ahear beadroll^a| his own ^|aproper properer^a| mistakes, ^LM55 the backslapping gladhander º ^F80 free of his florid future and the other singing likeness º dirging
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a past of bloody altars, gale with a blost to him, ^|agale dove^a| without gall. And ⁽²she, not leashed sheº²⁾ of the ^|2^LM56^2| jilldaw's nest ^F81 who tears up letters lettereens she never ^|aposed apposed^a| a pen upon^F82 ^|3yet º sung of love and the monster man^3|. What's Hiccupper to hem or her to Hagaba? Ough, ough, brieve kindli!^F83

^RM15 Dogs' vespers are anending. ^|a|bVespertiliabitur.^b| Goteshoph Goteshoppard quits his gabhard cloke to sate with Becchus. Zumbok!º ^|errAchèvre Achevreº^err|!^a| Yet wind will be ere ⁽¹ere¹⁾ fadervor ^F84 and the hour of fruminy ^|3and bergoo bell^3| if Nippon have pearls ^LM57 or opals Eldorado, the daindy dish, the lecking out! ^|3Gipoo, good oil!^3| For ^|3(hushmagandy!)^3| long 'tis till gets bright that all cocks waken ^|aand birds Diana^|2^F85^2| with dawnsong hail^a|. Aught darks ^|aflough flou^a| a duskness. Bats that? There peepeestrilling. At ^|2Brennan's Brannan's^2| on the moor. ^LM58 At Tam Fanagan's weak yat his still's going strang. ^|2Still And still^2| here is noctules and can tell things ^|aacommon on^a| ^|aby ^|bfor by^b|a| that fluffy feeling. Larges loomy wheelhousesº lumber up ^|ato lodgeboxº ^F86^a| with hoodie hearsemen carrawain ^LM59 we keep his º peace who follow his law, Sunday
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King.^F87 His sevencoloured's soot ^|a(Ochone! Ochonal!)^|2^F88^2|a| and his imponence one heap lumpblock ^|a(Ma Mogoul!)^a|. ^LM60 And ^|4Rivers rivers^4| burst out like weeming ^|arushesround racesround^a| joydrinks for the fewnrally.^F89 The welling breast, the willing Whereº every feaster's a foster's other^|a, fianniansº all^a|.^F90 ^LM61 The welling breastº, ^|athe herº^a| willing giant, ^|athe ^|bher the^b|a| mountain mourning,º ^|athe his^a| duggedy dew. ^|a^|shTo obedient of ^LM62 civicity in urbanious at felicity what'll yet meek Mike^|2^F91^2| our diputy mimber when he's head on poll and Peter's ^|2^LM63^2| burgess and Miss Mishy Mushy is tiptupt by ^|2^LM64^2| Toft Taft. Goblesseº gobleege.^sh| ^|shFor as Anna was at the beginning,º lives yet and will return rerising under after dee great ^|s1deep sleep deap sleapº^s1| rerising and a white night high with theº cows of Drommhiem as shower as there's a wet enclouded in Westwicklow or a little black rose a truant in a thorntree.^sh| We drames our dreams tillº Bappy returns. And Sein annews.^a| ^|3We will not say it shall not be, this passing of
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order and order's coming, but in the ^|aherbest country and in the^a| country around Blath ^|aand as^a| in that ^|acity city self º^a| of legionds they look for ^|atheir its^a| being ever yet.^3| ^|aShuttle So shuttle on^a| the sacred ^|arattle magirattler^a|, Simmy. And Sam, Sam, son,º the pipers done.º ^F92 ^|aEric aboy!^|3^F93^3|a| And it's time that all paid tribute to this massive mortiality, ^LM65 the pink of punk perfection as photography in mud. Some may seek to dodge the
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gobbet for its quantity of quality but who wants to cheat the choker's got to learn to chew the cud. Allwhichhole scribesº on scroll ^|2^LM66^2| ^|shcircuminiuminluminatedhave^sh|^|2, encuoniamsº here and improperies there^2|.^|3^F94^3| With a ^|aposy pansy^a| for the pussy in the corner.^F95

Episode II.2

FINNEGANS WAKE

Isotext

Textual development Manuscript to Errata II.2§5

Compiled by Danis Rose and John O'Hanlon