FINNEGANS WAKE
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Lowly,º longly|err,ºerr| a wail went forth. Pure Yawn lay low. On the mead of the hillock heº lay, |10(+|shheartsoul dormant mid shadowed landshape,º sh|+)10| brief wallet to his side, anº arm looseº by his staff of citron briar|8, tradition stick-pass-on8|. |11|+His dream monologue was over, |atrue of causea|, but his drama parapolylogic had yet to be, affact.+|11| Most distressfully (but, my dear, how successfully!) to wail he did, his locks of a |s+11Lucan lucans+|11| tinge, quickrich, ripely rippling, unfilleted, those lashbetasselled lids on the verge of closing time, whiles (6out ouze6) of his sidewiseopen mouth the breath of himº evenso languishing as the princeliest treble treacle or |3lichoo lichee3| chewchow purse could buy. Yawn in a semiswoon lay awailing and (hooh!) what helpings of honeyfe honeyfulº |+11swoothead! (phew!) swoothead and (phew!)º+|11| which earpiercing dulcitude! As were you suppose to go and push with your bluntblank pin in hand upintohisº fleshasplush cushionettes of some chubby boyboldº love of an angel. Hwoah!
When,º as the buzzer brings the light brigade, keeping the home fires burning, so on the churring call
themselves came at him|4, |11from the |shwestborders of
thesh| eastmidlands,11| three kings of three suits and a crowner,4| from all
their cardinal parts, along the amber wayº where Brosna's furzy. To
liftº them they did|4, senators four,4| byº the first quaint skreek of the
gloaming,º and they hopped it up the mountainy molehill, traversing climes of old times gone by,º of the days not worth remembering,º
|4remembering,4| inventing some excusethems, any sort, having a sevenply
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sweat of |4nightfears nightbluesº4| moistº
upon them — |4feefee!º4|
phopho|4.!!4| foorchtha|4,!!!4|
aggala|4,!!!!4|
jeeshee|4,!!!!!4|
paloola|4,!!!!!!4| ooridiminy|4,!!!!!!!4|
Afeardº themselves were to wonder atº the class of |4'coon a crossroads
puzzler4'| he would likely be, length by breadth nonplussing his thickness, ells upon ells of him, making so many square yards of him,
one half of him in Conn's half but the whole of him nevertheless in Owenmore's five quarters. There would he lay till they would him
descry,º spancelled down upon a blossomy bedº at one foulº stretchº amongst the daffydowndillies, the
flowers of narcosis |4fettering fourfettering4| his footlights, a halohedge of wild
spuds
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hovering over him, epicures waltzing with gardenfillers, puritan shoots advancing to Aran chiefs. (6Phopho! Phopho!!6) The
meteorpulpº of him, the seamless rainbowpeel.º
(6Aggala! Aggala!!!!6) His bellyvoid of nebulose with his neverstop navel.º
(6Paloola! Paloola!!!!!!6) And his veins shooting melanite phosphor, his
creamtocustardº cometshair and his |4arrowroot asteroid4| knuckles,
ribs and members.º (6Ooridiminy! Ooridiminy!!!!!!!º6) His electrolatiginous twisted entrails
belt.º
Those four claymen clomb together to hold their sworn |4inquiry
starchamber quiry4| on him. |11|+For he was ever their quarrel|a, the way they would see themselves when they would
see themselves,º everybug his bodiment atop of annywom her notion,a| and the meet of their nightº was worth two of his
morning.+|11| Up to the esker ridge it was, Mullingarº parish,º to a
mead that was not far, the sons' son's rest. First klettered |4Matthew
Shanator4| Gregory,º |4seeking spoor4| through the deep timefield;
thenº |4(Marcus Shanator4| Lyons,º
|+11tailing trailing+|11| the wavy line of
his |+11partition partitionalº+|11|
|4footsteps) footsteps4| (something in his blisters was telling him all along how he had been in that place one
time);º then his Hisº Recordershipº, Dr
|4Luke Shunadure4| Tarpey, |4caperchasing4|
after honourable sleep, hot on to the aniseed;º and, up out of his prompt corner, old
|4Johnny Shunny4| Mac,
|11|s+Shunnyºs+|11| MacDougalº the hiker,º in the rere of them on the
runº to make a quorum. Roping their ass he was, their skygrey globetrotter, by way of an
afterthought,º and (10'|shby no means leglesssh| either
for10') such (10'legs sprouts10') on him they were that much oneven it was tumbling
he wasº by four lengths|4, |11|awithin the bawl of a mascot,a|
kuss yuss, kuss cley, patsy watsy, like the kapr in the kabisses,11| the big ass,4| to hear with his
unaided |4ear ears4| the harp in the air, the bugle
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dianablowing, wild as wild, the mockingbird whose word is misfortune, so 'tis said, the bulbul down the wind.
The proto was traipsing through the tangle then|8, Mathew Walker,8| (12godsons' goddestfar, deputising for
gossipocracy,12) and his station was a few perch to the weatherside of the knoll
(12Usnach Asnoch12) and it was from no other place unless
there|8, howº and ever,º8| that he
proxtended aloof |4'upon the ether4'| |8Mesmer's
Manuum,8| the hand making silence. The buckos beyond on the
leaº then stopped wheresoever they found their standings and that way they set
|11watch ward11| about him,
|11|shdoing obediencesh|, nod, bend,º bow and curtsey, like
|shthe watchers of prospect Prospectsh|,11|
upholding their broadawake probers'º hats on their firrum
heads|10(+|sh, the travelling court on its findings circuiting that personer in his
fallensh|+)10|. And a crack quatyouare of stenoggers they made of themselves
|4|8in their aggregate age, solons and |s9psychomooers
psychomorersºs9|8|4|, all told, |8with their hurts and daimons, spites and clops,8| not even to the seclusion of their beast by them
that was the oddº trick of the pack|8, trump8| |4and no friend of
carrots4|. And|4, whatº do you think,º4| who
|4'above all other persons4'| should be laying thereº forenenst them only Yawn! All of asprawl he was laying too |4amengst the
poppies4| and, I can tell you something more than that, |8|adear
dreara| writer,8| |11profoundly as you may bedeave to
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it,11| he was |11profoundly
oscasleep11| asleep. And it was far more similar to a satrap he lay there |4with
unctuous beauty4|, by satellitesº all surrounded,º
|10(+|shthe poser,sh|+)10| or for
|4all whatall4| I know like theº Lord Lumenº coaching his preferred constellations in faith
and doctrine,º for old Matt Gregoryº 'tis he had the starmenagerie:º Marcus Lyons and Lucas
Metcalfe Tarpey and the mack that never forgave the ass that lurked behind him, Johnnyº na Hossaleen.
More than their good share |8of their five senses8| ensorcelled you would say themselves were|8,
fumingº censor,8| the way they could not rightly tell their heels from their stools,º as they cooched down
|4a mamalujo4| by his |4cubical4| crib|11|+, as
question time drew nighing, and the map of the souls' groupography rose in relief
within their quarterings,+|11| |8toº play tops or kites or hoops or |s+11marblies
marbless+|11|8|, curchycurchy,º gawking on himº
|8for the issuance of his pnum8| and softnoising one of them to another one, the boguaqueesthers.
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And it is what they began to say to him
(10'|shtetrahedrallysh|10') then, the masters,
what way was he.
— He's giving, the wee bairn. Yun has lived.
— Yerra, why dat, my leader?
— |6Is Wisha, isº6| he boosed or what, |4acushla alannah4|?
— Or his wind's from the wrong cut, says Ned of the Hill.
— Lesten!
— Why so and speak up, do you hear me, you,º sir?
— Or he's rehearsing somewan's funeral.
— Whisht outathat! Hubba's up!
And as they were spreading abroad |4on their octopuds4| their drifter nets, |8the chronies,º8| gleamy seiners' nets,º and|err,ºerr| no lie,º there was wordsº |4'of assonance4'| being softspoken among those quartermasters.
— Chirpy,º come now!
— The present hospices is a good time.º
— I'll take on that chap.
Forº it was in the back of their mind's ear|8, temptive |alissomer |s9blissomer
lissomers9|a|,8| how they would be spreading |4in quadriliberal4| their azurespotted fine attractable
|11net nets, their nansen nets,º11| from Matt
|4Senior4| to the |4thurrible4| mystagogue after him and from thence to the neighbour and that way to the
|4|8puysny |s9pugsny puisnys9|8|4| donkeyman |4and his
crucifer's cauda4|. And in their minds years |4back backslibrisº4| so it
was|8, slipping beauty,8| how they would be meshing that way|8, when he rose to it |11with the
planckton at play about him11|,º8| the quaversº of scaly silver and
|8the their8| clutches of chromes of the highly lucid spanishing
gold,º whilst, as hour gave way to |8mazing8| hour, with Yawn
himself keeping time with his thripthongue,º to ope his blurbeous
lips he wouldº |8andº let out classyº8| the way
|4'mist myrrh4'| of the |4'fields
|amoors moora|4'| and molten |4'moonset moonmist4'| would be
melding |8mellifond8|
|4into indo4| his mouth.
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|8— |s10Y! Y?s10|
— Before youº!8|
(10'— |11Ecko! How sweet thee answer makes! Afterwheres?11| |shIn the land of lions' odour odor?sh|10')
— |8Friends|~10.!º~|10|8| |10'|s+
—s+|10'| First,º if yu don't mineº. Name yur |4groun historical grouns4|.
— This same |4historical prehistoric4| barrow 'tis, the orangery.
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— I see. Very good now. It is in your orangery, I take y it, you have your letters?º |4Can you hear here |6me, you,º sir6|?4|
— |4Thousands. Thorsends.º For my darling. Typette!4|
— So long aforetime?º |4Can you hear better?4|
— |3Thousands. Millions.3| |4|aFor godsends.a| For my darling |8dearling8| one.4|
—º Now|4, to come nearer zone,º4| I would like to raise |v5a |8another |aa mya| deuterous8|v5| point |4of language audibly4| touching this. There is this maggersº. I am told |v5|aby our interpreter(12,12) |8|aHannera| Eselliusº(12,12)8|a| thatv5| there are fully six hundred and six |4words ragwords4| in your |4malherbal Magis4| |8language landeguage in which wald wand |ameans mon rimes alpman |band there is resin in all rootsb|a|8| for monarch but |8yaoº hace8| not oneº |5pronounceableº5| |8term |atarm teerma|8| |4that |8grows blows8| in all |8Tallaght the vallums of Tartallaghtº8|4| to signify |4majesty majestate|err,err| |8even provisionally|err,ºerr| norº no |aRoman rhedaa| |~road rhoda~| or torpentine path norº hallucinian |away viaa| nor Aurellianº |agate gapea| nor |s9sunk in sunkins9| rut |anor grossgrown |btrack trekkºb|a| nor crimeslaved cruxway |a|~and~| no moorhen'sº cry|~, no or~| mooner's plankganga| there to lead us to |~blank hopenhaven~|8|4|. Is |4that the case such |athe casematter |v5casematterv5| then |v5the unde derivatur the |aunde |bderivatur |6derivtur derivatur6|b|a| casematter|8, Messio8|v5|a|4|?º |8Frankly.º8| |4|v5Magis magis enarratur Minus hoc intelligo. Magis magis enarratur Megisº megis inerreturº mynus hocº |6intellygo. intelleyegow.º6|v5|4|
— |8How?8| C'est mal |~8prononcé prononsable~|, |atartagliano,ºa| |~Frances perfrances~|8|.º |6|aVous n'avez Vos naveza| pas d'O dong |avotre votrºa| |~8bousch boche~| provenciale, |~Monsoo mousoo~|º8|.6| |8Je m'inclineº |~mais~|8| |4Moi, j'ai Moy,º jay trouvay la |aclay dans clee danga| les |+11champz chantsº+|11|.4| |s9Hay sham nap paddyº velour, come on!s9|
— Hep there! |s9Commong,º sa na pa de valure?s9| |8Whu's teit dans yur jambesº?8| Whu'sº thotº |8inclining and8| |v5talkin talkingºv5| |8about the Messiahº8| |4so clooverº4|? |8A truesº to your trefling!8| Whure yu?º
— |4Tristan Patrick Trinathan Partnickº4| |6Dieudonné Dieudonnayº6|. |4Have you seen her?4| |5Typette, my tactile|a, Oºa|!5|
— Are you in your fatherick|4, lonely one4|?
— The same. |4|aThree |bpersians personsb|.a| Have you seen my darling |aonlya| one?4| |v5I am sohohoholdº .!v5|
— What are yu shevering about|8,º ultramontane,8| |3like a houn3| |4'in hellº4'|? Is there cold on ye|v5, doraphobianv5|? |4|a|v5Have you the doraphobia?v5|a| Or Or do yu want yur |8primafairy8| |amam schoolmama|?4|
— The woods of |v8Fochlut. Fogloot.ºv8| |4|v8I hear youv8| calling. |v5falling. |v8falling!v8|v5|4| |8O mis par padredges!8|º
— |6Whisht awhile(10', greylagº10')!6|
(10'The duck is rising and you'll wake that stand of plover.10') I know that place betterº than
annyoneº. Sure,º
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I used to be always over thereº |8on the fourth day8| at my grandmother's place
|8|10in,º10|
|~Tir-non-Ogre Tear-nan-Ogre|11|+,
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my little grey home in the west,+|11|~| |10|shin or about
Mayosh|,º10|8| (10'with the long dogs when the long dogsº
|shgave tonguesh| and they10') coursing |8the
marches8| |10(+|shand they straining at the
leashsh|+)10|. |8Tortoiseshell for a guineagould! Burb! Burb! Burb! Follow me up,º
(12Observer Tucurlugh12)!º8| That's the place for the
(12claire12) oysters, (12Puldudy Polldoody12)|4,º
|~8county Galway County (12Gallwey Conway12)~|8|4|. I never knew how rich I
was|8|a, likeº another storya| in the zoedone of the |azephyrs
zephyrosa|, |astrolling and strollingº
andºa|8| carrying my |5ass dragoman5||4, Meath's
marvelº,4| |5thass |6withunpronouncable
|+11withumpronouncable withumpronounceableº+|11|6| tail,5| along the shore. Didº you know
|8my cousin, Mr8| Jasperº |8Dougal Dougal8|
|4out there that keeps Theº Anchorº
on the Mountainº4|, |11|+the parson's son,+|11|
|9Jasper of the Tuns,9| Pat Whateveryournameis?
— (12Dood and I dood.12) The wolves of |5Fochlut. Fochlut!5| |4By |aWhatdoyoucallhim. |v5Howdoyoucallhim. Whydoyoucallme?v5|a|4| |8Do not flingamejig to the wolvesº!8|
— (6Wisha |8Wisha; Turcafiera!º8|6) |v5an that's |8and that's That'sº8|v5| a good wan right enough! Wooluvs no less!º
— One moment (6now. now,6) |10(+|shif I foreshoretenº «++unread the bloss on your bleathers++|. Encroachement spells erosion. Dunlin and turnstone augur us where, how and when best as to burial of carcass, fuselage of dump and committal of noisance. (12But But,12)sh|+)10| |8since you invocate (10'austers. |shausters for the trailing of (12vixens. vixens,12)sh|10')8| I would like to (+10put a question |shsend a cormorant around this blue lagoonsh|+)10|. Tell me now this. You told |v5us |6me my larned friend6|v5| |4rather previously(12,12)4| a moment since(12,12) about this |4mound or4| barrow |8missing8|. Now I suggest to you that ere there was this |4barrow |8plaguebarrow plagueburrow8|4|,º as you |4seem to4| call it,º there was a |4burial4| (+10boat |shbattellº, the boat of millions of yearssh|+)10|. Would you bearº me out in that|8, relativelyº |aspecking speakinga|8|?º |10|shWithº her jackstaff jerking at her jennyladdersº sh|, why not, and |shsizing a fair sailsh|?º Knowestº thouº the kind?º |shThe Pourquoi Pas,º f bound for Weissduwaslandsh|, that |shfourmaster barquentinesh||a, |shWebster sayssh|,a| |shour ship that ne'erº returnedsh|.10| |4An The Frenchman, I say,º was an4| orange boatº. |8He is a boat. You see him. The both how you see is they!º |~Draken af Danemork!~|8| |10(+|shSacked it or ate it?sh|+)10| |4What?º4| |10(+|shHennu!sh|+)10| |6|8Speak Spake8| ab laut!6|
— |8Couch, cortege, ringbarrow,º dungcairn. Beseek the runes and see the
longurn|err.!ºerr| All maunº away when yeº hear the
gonghornº.8| |10(+|shAnd meet
Nautsen.sh|+) |shEss Ess. O ess.sh| Warum night! Conning
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two lay payees.10| Norsker. Her raven flag was out|s8, the
slavers8|. |8|a|~Draken af Danmark~|a| I trow pon
Good, Jordan's scaper, Good's Barnet and |aTrusterman Trustymana|.º8|
|4Crouch low, you pigeons three!º4| Say,º call that girl with the tan tress |~8on.
awn!~|8| Call Wolfhound!º Wolf of the sea. |v5Folchut! Folchut! Folchu!
Folchu!v5|
— Very good now. |8That's |afolkloreºa| straight from the ass's ass his mouth. |aNow, to come to the midnight middy on this levantine ponenter,ºa|8| I will |8go crusade8| on |4from that |awith the parent shipa|(10', weather |s+permitting prophettings+|,10') far away from those green hills4|. |8«++Aº station, Ireton tells me,º bonafideº for keeltappers.ºs++|8| Fromº Daneland sailed the oxeyed man. Nowº mark well what I say.
— Magnus Spadebeardº|8, korsets krosser (10'|s+from the welshes of Penmizzen,
welsher perfyddyes+|10')8|. |11|+A destroyer in our port.+|11| Signed
toº me with his balingº scoop. Laid bare his breastpaps to give suck |v5to mev5|, to suckle
me. |8Ecce hagios chrismanº!8|
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— Oº |v5Jayses' Jeyses'ºv5| fluid! says the poisoned |v5well!! well.v5| (10'|shFuttfishysh| the First.º10') |8Hootchcopper's enkel |10(+|shat the navel manoeuvresºsh|+)10|!8|
— Hep! Hello there|8,º Bill of Oldº Bailey8|! Whu's he? Whu's |v5thes thisv5| ladº wi'º the pups?
— |v5Hunckalus Hunkalusv5| Childared Easterheld. |8It's his lost chance, Emania. Ware him well!º8|
— Hey!º |4Did you dream |v5that you were |~8atin ating~|8| your own tripe, acushla|8, thatº you tied yourself |ain upa| that wrynecky fix8|v5|?4|
— I see|~8, yes now~|8|. |11We move in the beast circuls.11| |8Grimbarb and pancercrucer!8| |5You took the words out of my mouth.5| |4A child's dread |a|bof forb| a |8dragon8| vicefathera|. |v5You took the words out of my mouth.v5|4| |8Hillcloud encompass us!8| You mean you lived |4as Milkyº4| |5with them at their lyceum|8, couard,8|5| while you learned|8|~, volp volp,º~|8| to howl |8|~volp volp~|8| |4yourself |aWolfy |v5Wolfwise wolfwisev5|a|4|. |8Dyb! Dyb! Do your best!º
— I am dob dob dobbling like old |10boots Booth's10||a, courteousa|. |aThe cubs are after me|b, |11it zeebs,11| the whole |~totempack totem pack~|,b| |11vuk vuk and vuk vuk to them,11| for Robinson's shield.a|8|
— |8Scents and gouspils! |11The animal gangsº again!11| Find the Fingallº harriers!8| Here,º |v5hold howlv5| me |v5wiseacre'sºv5| hat till I |8|11gang11|8| die of |4surprise. |v5astonishment. the milkman's lupus!v5|4|
— Whaat! |8Wolfgang!º8| Whoah!
|3Speak |aTalk
Taalkºa|3| very |3slow.
slowoº!3|
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— Hail him heathen, heal him holystone!º
Courser, recourser, changechild,º |err.......... ..........?ºerr|
Eld as endall, earth |err................. .................?ºerr|
— |10(+|shA cataleptic mithyphallic!sh|+)10| Was this |8Totumº Fulcrumº Estº8| |4Ancestor4| |v5before Domini nostri yu hadº in |8Sancti Nostri Dies Eirae |awhere |~no~| spider webbetha|8|v5| |4'|v5in orv5| Anno Mundi|v5|8. ere bawds plied in Skiff Straitº?8|v5|4'| |8Be fair, Chris!8|
|4'— |8Dream.8| On |aaºa| |~8Monday (12monday nonday12)~|8| |aI |bslept sleepb|.a|4'| |4I dreamt of a sunday |~8Sunday (12sunday somday12)~|8|. Onº a |~8Monday (12monday wonday12)~|8| I |ashalla| wake.4| |6|aAh!a| May he have now |8of here8| fearfilled me!6| |8|aSinflowed, Oº Sinflowedº!a| |~Fia! Fia!~| Befurcht Christº!8|
— |8|~Fiá! Fiá!~|8| |4Earth. I see. I have your tristich now. |aItº |bis recurs inb| three times the same differently.ºa|4| |4And |8speaking of commingº nown from the asphalt to the concrete,º (10'from the |shhuman historic brutesh|, Finnsen Faynean, occeanyclived,10') to8| |athis same |8famous sire of vulcanisedº hillsir from8| yours |8(there is such a |~fui fui~| story |10(+|shwhich obtainssh|+)10| of him)º8|,a| Mr Tupplingº |8Towne Toun of Morningsideº Heights8|,º |8with his lavasº flow and his rambling undergroands,8|4| |v5Would wouldv5| heº |4now be reoccur |5|8now ad horamº(12,12| |aas |boldb| Romeo Rogers(12,12|a|8|5| in4| city |v5ifv5| or county|8,º by, with or from an urb,8| |8if an you're sure ofº8| |v5you |awe you youa|v5| knowº the |v5difference |8difference? differenciabus,º8|v5| |8|ain apra asº |~brauchbar brauchbarred~| in Apabhramsaº,a| sierrah!8| |8We speak of (12Gunne Gun12), the |afather. farther. |bAnd in the locative.b| Bap! Bap!a|8|
— |8Ouer Tad, |aHellg Babbau! Hellig
Babbau, whom certai |~certem certayn~| orbits |bserted
assertantb| re |brootplace humeplaceb| of |~Civitads
Chivitats~| Ei, |~blank |+Sidney
Smithwick+|,~| |+Rhodeisland Rhonnda+|,
|+Capetown Kaledon+|, |~blank
|+Salamis Salem (Mass)+|,~|
|~blank |+Chios
Childers+|,~| |+Argyll Argos+| and
|~blank Duthless~|.a|8| Well,º
|4I am advisedº4| he might |v5bev5|
|4in a sense4| be both |v5nonobstant
nevermorelessºv5|
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|8every atmanº8| like |8myself. myself,
suffix it to say.º8| |v5Tigon or
liger.v5| |8Abram Abrahamsk and
|~Brookbar. (12Brookbar! Brookbear!12)~|
|aBy him it was done bapka,º by me |~it
was~| gone into,º to |~unreade it willblive whom it will
beblive~|, |~mushame. mushame, mushame!º~|a|8| |4I am afraid you could not
|v5|8yet8|v5| heaveº
|8ahoraº8| |v5one ofv5| your own
|aolda| stepstones|8|+, barb barnabarnabarn,+|8| over a stumbledown
wall here |8in Huddlestown8| to this classic
|8Noctubrrº8| night but |~8they
itandtheyº~|8| |v5might wouldºv5| binge|8,
muchº as vecious,º8| off the glosshouseº back of a raceriderº
e in his |5true flesh true-to-fleshº5|
colours,º either handicapped on her flat or barely repeating himself.4| That is
|5an old fellow a |~8tiptipoldyfaher tiptip
|11|s+tims+|11| oldy faher~|8|5| now|4, |8theº man I go
|~afraid in fear~| of,8| Tommy Terracotta,4|
and he could be all |8our your |~& and~|
my8| |3fathers das, the |abroder
brodara| of the founder of the father |~8of the author of the finder of the finder of the pfander of the pfunder~|8| of the
|~8first furst~|8| man in Ranelagh3|.º
|8|~Fuè! Fuè! Fué!
Fué!º~|8|
|10|sh|aPastries |s+Patees
Petriess+|a| and violet ice (as I am yam, as |aI Mea| and Tam
Tower used to |asaysh| |shjagger pemmer
itºa| over at |aour Cheese's the house of
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Eddy's Christy,º |bmeaningb| Dodgfather, Dodgson and
Coosh|a|) |shand spiriduous
sanction!sh|º10|
|8— Breeze softly. |aAures are aureas.a| |~Wheat's Hau's~| his naun?
— Me das has or oreils. |a|~Piercey piercey piecey piercey. Piercey Piercey! Piercey! Piercey! Piercey!º~|a|8|
— |8White eyeluscious eyeluscious and no hears!º8| |8Muddybroth! Muddyhorsebrothº! |~|+Old Pig+| Pursy Rileyº!~|8| |~8And But~|8| where do we get off, |v5young fellow chisellerv5|?
— |8|+Haltstille, Lucas and Dublinn!º+|8| |3Wulva wulva wulva vulva! |v5Vulva vulva vulva vulva! Vulva! |~8vulva! vulva! vulva! Vulva! Vulva! Vulva!~|8|v5|3|
— Macdougalº |8|+, Atlantic City,+|8| |v5or his onagrassv5| that is,º |4|v5or his onagrassv5|4| |+8coughing. chuam and coughan|err.!ºerr|+|8| I would go near identifying you |v5by fromv5| your stavrotides|8|+, Jongº of Maho|9, and the westariasº round your yokohahat9|+|8|. And that |4O'mulanchonryº4| plucher youº have |4|afrom |v5off fromv5|a| the worst |~8coast curst~|8| of Ireland|8, Glwlwddº of the Mghtwyº Grwpp,8|4| is no use to you either, Johnnyº my |v5donkey, O donkeyschottv5|. Number four,º |4fix up your spreadeagle and4| pull your weight!º
— |10D'ye |shHooshin hom to our regional's hin and the gander of Hayden,sh| wouldº ye10| ken a young |4scholar |~8stepscholar stepschuler~|8|4| |8ofº |apsychicala| chirographyº8| the name of Kevinº |10(+|shor (let outers pray) Evan Vaughan,º of his Posthorn in the High Street,sh|+)10| that was shooing a |8Guiney8| gagag|8, Poulepinter,º8| that founº the dogumen number one?º |8An illegible|x, I |10would10| suggest,ºx| f downfumbed by an inn unelgible.º8|
— |10If I do know saintedº sageness? |shSometimes he would keep silent for a few minutes|a, as if in prayer, and clasp his forehead and clasp his forehead, as if in prayer,ºa| and during thatº time he would be thinking to himself and he would not mind anybody who would be talking to him or crying stinking fish.sh| But10| I no way need you, stroke oar,º nor your quick handles. You'reº too |4far farfastº a cock of the4| north there|4', Matty Armagh,4'| and you'reº |10(+|shduesh|+)10| south so.º
— South,º I see. |8You're |aup-in-Ulster up-in-Leal-Ulstera| and I'm
|aDown-in-Easia free-Down-in-Easiaa|.º8| Thisº is
|v5muchv5| better. |8He is cured by faith who is sick of |~faith
fate.~|8| The |9man prouts9|
|v5that found who will |6find invent6|v5|
|8it a writing8| there |v5was
|aultimatelya| isv5| the |8man
|9(12poeta poeta,12)9| still more (12learned
learned,12)8| |v5that who hasºv5|
|6put discovered6| |8it the raiding8| there originally.
|v5But how did it come into your possession?v5| That'sº the point |v5I raise
of eschatology (10'I reach our book of kills reaches10') forv5| now
in |~8so soandso~|8| many |4counterpoint4|
words.
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|8What can't be coded can be decorded |a|bwhen the if anb| ear aye sieze what no eye ere grieved
fora|.8| Now|8, theº doctrine
obtains,º8| we haveº|8, let me suggest,8|º
|8|~occasioning~|8| cause |4'and causing4'|
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|5effect effects5| |4'and |~8effect affects
occasionally~|8| recausing |5aftereffect |~8aftereffects
altereffects~|8|5|4'|. Or I will |8take it upon myself toº8|
|v5put it another way twist the |8penman's8| tale
|8otherwise posterwise8|v5|. |8The gist is the (11gist of11)
|asame |bseem |cshown
|~shewn Shaum~|c|b|a| but the hand is the hand of Sameas.8|
|11Shan-Shim-Schungº.11| There is a strong suspicion on |4young
counterfeit4| Kevin. |8Andº we all remember ye in childhood's
reveryº.8| |4'Tisº the bellsº
of scandal that gave tune to grumble |v5about overv5| him and someone between me
|v5& andv5| thee.4| |8|+|aHe's our sent on the
fern.ºa| He would preach to the two Turkiesº and dipdip all the Dindiansº |a|b, this master the abbey,b| and
|~give gold tidings~| to all that are in the bonze age |b|cof of
anteproresurrectionismc| to entrust their easter uppearanceº to Borsaiolini's
|~home house~| of hatcraftb|a|.+|8|
Now,º have you |v5av5| reasonable
|4doubt |v5dubitance
|+8dubitancy |~dubitency
hesitancy~|+|8|v5|4| in your mind about him |8after
|+fourpriest+| red massº8| or
are you in your post? |v5Spell Tellv5| me that |+8without
delay |aet andºa| sans |aDismay
dismaya|+|8|. |8|+Leap, pard!+|8|
— |8|+Fierappel!+| Puttingº years on me!8|
|11Nwo, nwo! |+This bolt in hand |ato bea| my
worder!+|11| I'll see you |4moved4| farther, blarneying
|v5Mark. Marcantonio!ºv5| |11|shWhat cans such wretch
to say to I or how have My to doom with him?sh|11| |8We were wombful of
mischief,º |~ever liking a like everliking a liked|11|+, hairytop on heeltipper, alpybecca's umwachsiblesº, an ikeson am
ikeson+|11|~|.8| Thatº |4babe,º |8imprincipiallyº
|+and initiumwiseº+|, (10'my leperd brethern,10') the
Puer,º8| |~8the ens~|8|4|
|~8innocent innocens~|8| |4of but fifteen
primesº|8you, yaº8| all
|8lionise in your kalb lionisedº8| |v5so
trilustriouslyv5|4|,º |8|+11at standing+|11| the real
school|a, to be upright upright as your his match, healtheous as is egg, saviour asº
the salt and good wee broad |11|+|aparallal parallalinga|
buttyr+|11|,ºa|8| did I |4alter altermobile4| him to
|4a flare |s+11in insidings+|11|4| hogsfat?º
|8Been |~Ike ike~| hins kindergardien?8|
I |5don't know I'm sure know not,º
|8|+O cashla,+|8| I am sure |11of |s+of in offed
habitands+| this |s+underheaven
underedheavenºs+|11|,5|
|8meis enfins,8| |s+11but
contrastings+|11| |v5Godv5| |4the
|aprime firsta| mover|10(+,
|shthatº father I ascend
(+11from fromming+)11|,º
sh|+)10|4| knows|11, as I
think,11| |8|+11by caused+|11| whom I|11|+,
a self the sign,+|11| came |+11into
remaining+|11| being
|10(+|sh|+11in dwelling+|11|
ayr, plage and watfordº sh|+)10| as to8| I was alteredº
|8|+11in postulance of impostulance possessing+|11| my future
state8| |4first |+11to falling
towards+|11| thrice4| |v5myselfv5||8. whenº
I|a, a palegrim,ºa| received the habit
|10(+|sh|+11from
following+|11| Mezienius |+11and connecting+|11|
Mezosiussh|+)10| |+11and
including+|11| was verted |+11and embracing+|11|
|acircumcissedº my hairs, Oº laud, |~and~|a|
removed my clothes |10(+|shfrom patristicº
motivessh|+)10|, meas |~minim & culpuls. minimas
culpads!º~|8| |+11If Permitting+|11|
|8I this ick |11|+(ickle coon |ain coocoon
icoocoona|)+|11|8| |4confessed crouched |v5low
|8|~|+11in entering+|11|~|8| |ahumblea|v5| downº
|8dead trueº8| |a|+11in
resting+|11| |8the the childhide midº8|
|8my mean8| |v5scatologicalv5|
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pasta||8|a, |+11with accompanying+|11| my |bthraindrops
thraintroppsºb| |+11for offering+|11|
|~my meye~| eyesalt,ºa|
making so smell |+11of partaking+|11| myself8|
|v5and confessed to confessv5|4| |+11in
abiding+|11| clean (10'|+11to |atumbling upon
tumbleuponingºa|+|11| yous
|shoctopodssh||11|+|x, mouthspeech allno
fingerforce,x|+|11|10') |8|+11of owning+|11| my
mansuetude8| before him |8|+|+11and attaching+|11|
Audeon's+|8| |4|+11to prostratingwards+|11| |8my
mine8| soreº4| |8what |ai
Ia| (the person in |awhom in I |~whomini whomin
I~|a| now am) did not do,º how he |asaid to say essieda|
|+11and anding+|11| how he was making
|aerrantºa| |s+11and andandings+|11|
how he all lowcuteyº sunt,8| why did you,º my
|4|v5sext sexthv5|4|
best friend, |~8blather blabber~|8| always you would |4be so
delated to4| back me|10(+|sh, then ersed
irredent,sh|+)10| |8in
lean8| |+11to toppling+|11| Humphrey
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|+11and hugging+|11| Nephew |8|x|~Old Begge laat, old
beggelaut,º~|x|8| |+11for designing+|11|
|v5the suchv5| post |4|+11in sitting+|11| his night
|v5office office?v5|4| |v5and
|+11And Annexingº+|11|v5| then|8,
|+11by producing+|11| Saint Momoluiusº,8| you
|4snub4| roundº |4and you canvass
|+11in enclosing+|11| your moving motion |+11to
touching+|11|4| the other |4crowd catechumensº4|
|+11and continuing+|11| youº say
|8|+11with providing+|11| append of signature |aquoniam you will celebrand my
|bderthday dirthdiesºb| |~quoniamº
|11|+, concealed a concealer,+|11|~|a|8| |~8I'm I
am~|8| |8twosides8|
uppish|10|sh, a mockbelief
insulant,sh|10| |+11and
ending+|11| |4not none4|
|6mere meer6|
|8hiberº8| Irishº. Well, |11|+chunk your dimned
chink,+|11| |4before Avtokinatownº,4|
|8forasmuch as many have tooken in hand to,8| I may as well
|5humbly5| correct that |4vespian4| now in case of
|3temporalities |4temcoralities
temporalities4|3|.º I've my |3pockets |acockets
pocketsa|3| full |4|v5complay comeplayv5|4| of you
|3lay laycreated3|
|v5cardinals. |8cardonals.
cardonals, ap |+11Rince rince+|11|, ap
|+Uma |+11Rowler rowler+|11|+|, ap
|~blank |+Calf
|+11Rancer rancer+|11|+|~|, ap |+Olly.
|+11Rowdey! rowdey!+|11|+|8|v5| |8Improperial! I saved you fore
|aof the Hekkitesa| and you loosed me hind|a|b, blind
harry,ºb| to the burghmote of |bOld
Oudºb| Duba|. |aI teachet you |bin
fair time|c, my elders,c| theb| W.X.Y.Z.º
|+and P.Q.R.S.+| |bof legatine powersb| and you, Ailbeybar and
Ciaradeclanº, |bI learn,b| episcoping me altogether,
|~blank circumdeditioned~| me. I brought you |bto
fromb| the loups of Lazary and you have remembered my lapsus |~longways langways~|.a|8|
|11|+Washiwattchywataywatashy! Oiraseshaorebokujibun!º+|11| |6Watacooshy lot!6|
|11|+|xMind of poison is. That time thing think! Honorific remembrance to spit humble makes.x|+|11| My |4ruridecanal4|
caste is a cut above |4yours you peregrines4|.
|8|xSay vocheº to rumanescu.x| See the leabhour of my generations! |11Has not
|amy master,ºa| Theophrastius |aSpheropneumaticus,ºa| written that the spirit is from the
|asphere upper circlea|?11| I'm of |~th'
the~| ochlocracy with Prestopherº Palumbus |aand
|~Porvas blank Porvus Parrio.~|a| |xSoa koa Kelly Terry
per Chelly |~Terre Derry~| lepossette.x|8| |6Look
Ho,º look6| at my |4brand jailbrand
|8|+Exquovis and sequencias+|8| |ahighmarked High markeda|4| on
meº |8|+fakesimilar+|8| |4in the
foreign4| |8|+by Pappagallus and |saPompismagnus
Pumpusmugnussa|+|8|. |6Aham!º6|
|8missing |+Anglicey:+|8| Eggs squawfish lean yoe nun feed
marecurious!º
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|+11I Sagart+|11| can |3point
|acoint |4point |5self5|
laudº4|a|3| |6|8nilobstant nilobstatº8|6| to
|+11my Lowman Catlick's+|11| |3patrician
|acatrician patriciana|3| |4morning4| coat
|v5of |~8at of~|8|v5|
arms|4. with my |a|5high High5|a| tripenniferry
|acrest cresta properºa| and caudal
|~8motto mottams~|8|:º Itch
dean!º |8|+Whichº Gaspey, Otto and Sauerº he renders:+|8| Eeho stay
so!º4| |11|+Addressing eat or not eat body Yours am.+|11| Andº
|v5mine Mind|a,º
praisegad,a|v5| is the |4only first4|
|3proper |acroper |4proper
|5personal praisonal5|4|a|3| |4name
|aegoname Egonamea|4| |4to be Yod4| heard
|8|aborboisy |~borsboissy
boissboissy~|a|8| in |v5doomsday book
|+Moy+| |8domesday book Bog's domesday8|v5|.
|8Hastan the vista! |a|~or Or in~|
alleman:ºa|8| Suck at!º
— Suck it yourself,º sugarstick!
|4|aAre you spreaking Inglis or are you spreaking Djoytsch? |v5Are we
spreakingv5| tea |v5Inglis landage or are you spraking sea
Djoytsch?v5|a|4| |4Who's Misha,º
|~8who's |+whose Yid think whose was+|~|8|4|
askingº to |v5look luckv5| atº
your sore |+8toe? toe or to taste your gaspy,
hot and sour?!+| |11Bo ba bi bo bum!11|
|+Ichthyan! Hegoat'sº tosser! |aGags be plebsed!a|+|8|
(10'Betweenº |shhis voyeursº and her
consinnantessh|! Thugg, Dirke and Hacker with |shRose Lankester and Blanche
Yorkesh|!10') |v5Are we
|8spreakin Inglis speechinº d'anglas8|
landageº or are you sprakin sea Djoytsch?v5| |11|aOy soy, Bleseyblasey, where to go is knowing remain? Become quantity that discourse bothersome when what do? Knowing
remain?a| Come back, baddy wrily, to |aBullydamesduff Bullydamestougha|! Cum him, buddy rawlyº, with
me!11| What about your |4bottlewasher |v5thrupenny
thruppennyv5| croucher4| of an old fellowº, |8me
boyº through the ages,8| tell us|8, eh8|? What about |8Brian's the
Vaunt-and-Onliemeº |amaster monkº, eh, eh, Spira in Me
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Domino,º spear me Doyne|~! Fatº prize~|a|8| the bonafide
|+8peachlover peachumpidgeonlover+|8|,
esquireº earwugs|4,º
|8|aescusado,a| |+of Jenkins' Area,+|
with |athe his I'vea| ivyº under his
|atongue tanguaºa| and the hohallo to hisº
dullaphone,8| before there was|8, eh, eh, eh,º8| a sound in the world4|?
How big was his |~8best boost~|8| friend |10|shand be
shanghaied to himsh|10|? The swaaber! The
twicer|10(+, |shtrifoaledº in
Wanstablesh|+)10|! |4Bloody
Loud's4| curse to him! |4If you |aheard
|v5hard horedv5|a| him |aouterlya| as we
|v5here blank haremº lubberintly|11, from morningº rice till
nightmale,11|v5| with his drums and bones |v5and tubesv5| and hums |v5in
|aerased drones,ºa|v5| your
|v5inner ear'd innereer'dv5| |ahardly heerdlya|
|v5hear heerv5| he.4|
|8Hoº ha hi he |ahu
hunga|!º8| |11Tsing tsing!11|
—º Niceyº Docº Mistel Lu,º please! |8Me no angly mo. Meº |~no blank speakee Yellman's lingas.º~|8| |4Me gnemgnem damfool. (7me gnemgnem walmaluky damfool.7)4| Meº no (7savvy |+8savy pigey pigey |saludimentssa|+|8|7) allsameº numpa one Topside Tellmastolyº fella.º Meº |8|+pigey+|8| savvy |8nothel a singasong anothel8| time. |8|+Pleasie, Mista Lukie Walkie!+|8| |v5Goddam Jossdamºv5| cowbellymaamº belongame |8shepullamealong shepullamealalmalongº8||6, begolla,º6| jackinabossº belongashe.º |4Me plentymuch boohoo me Plentymuchº |aboohoomeato boohoomeoa|4|.
— |8|+Confusius Hell's Confucium and
|saE the Elements!ºsa|+|8|
|10(+|shTootoo moohootch!sh|+)10|
Thot'sº never the postal cleric(10', checking |shchinchin chat with
nipponnipperssh|10')!
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|8|aHalt Haltea| there,º sob story|a,º to
your lambdach'sº talea|!8| Are yuº |v5Roman
Cathrick roman cawthrickv5| 432?
— Quadrigue my yoke.º
Triple my tryst.º
Tandem my sire.
— |11History as her is harped. |a(12To the tune Too the toone12) your owldfrow lied of.a|11| |~8Tantris. Tantris,~|8| |4|~8Hattrick. hattrick,~|8| (10'tryst and parting,º by |shvowelglidesh|!10')4| I |4see now |8see feel your thrillojoy8|4|. |8|aMouth'sº overtspeaking|s10, O dragoman,s10| hand'sº understudium.a| Plunger words what paddle verbed. Mere man is mimic: God isº jest.8| |4|aThe old order changeth |v5yet the last is as the first and lasts like |~8its the~|8| firstv5|.a| |8So the doctr8| |11|shEvery third man has a chink in his conscience and every other womansh| has a jape in her mind.11| Now|s10,º fix on |shthe little fellow in my eyesh|, Minucius Mandrake, and follows10| |v5a myv5| little psychosinology|8, poorarmerº in slingslang8|.4| |4Now I(12,12) |10(+|shthe lord of (12Tuttoo Tuttu,12)sh|+)10| am placing that initialº T square |10(+|shof burial jadesh|+)10| |auprightºa| to your temple aº moment. Do you see anything?,º templar?4|
|4— I see a |afrench |5blackfrench blackfrinch5|a| |5priestrycook pliestrycook5| |a…a| who is carrying on his brainpan |a…a| a cathedral of lovejelly for his … Tiens, how he is like |v5somebody somebodiesv5|!
— |11|+Pious, a pious person.+|11| |8What sound of tistress isoles my ear!?8| I |ainvert horizonta| the |ainitial I same Jº |10(+|sh, this serpe with ramshead,º sh|+)10|a| and lay it lightly to your lip a little. What do you feel, liplove?
— I feel a fine |a|bunreadb|a| lady … floating on a |astream stillstreamºa| of |aisinglass isisglassa| … with gold hair to the bed |v5…v5| and white arms to |aVenus the |bstars |v5twinklars twinklersv5|b|a| … O la la!º4|
|4— |11|+Purely, in a pure manner.+|11| |8O,º seayº but swift and still a |sablank vain essaying!ºsa|8| I invert the initial Iº |5of your tripartite5| and sign it sternly|10(+|sh, anº adze to girdle,sh|+)10| on your |5tripartite5| breast. What do you hear, breastplate?
— I |v5hear ahear ofv5| a hopper |v5behind
behidinv5| the door |v5slapping slappinv5| his feet in a pool of
|ablood brana|. |v5.... Teins donc,v5|
it |v5he is diamond cut diamond!v5|4|
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|v5—v5| |11|+Bellax, acting like a bellax. |xAnd so the triptych vision passes. Out of a hillside into a
hillside. Fansheeº fading.x|+|11| |8Again am I deliciated by the picaresqueness of your
irmages.8| Now|10(+, |shtheº oneir urge impelling
it iterimpellant,º sh|+)10| I feel called upon to ask did it ever occur to
you,º |4qua you,º4| prior to this,º
by a stretchº of
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your |4|5Irish |8hiberborealic iberborealic8|5|4|
imagination|8, whenº it's quicker than this
quacking,º8| that you might|4, |5per bar5|
accidens,º4| be very largely substituted |4in |6potential6|
|5secession from5| your next life4| by a complementary character|8, voices apart8|?º
|6Upjack!º6| |8I shudder for your thought!8|
|4Think!4| |10|shPut from your
mind that and take on trust this.sh|10| |8The next
|9world word9| depends on your answer.8|
— |4I'm |10trying thinking10| to.4| |6Thogged,º be thenked!6| |10|shI was just trying to think when I thought I felt a flea.sh|10| |8I might have. I cannot say (10'for |shit is of no sangnificanceº at allsh|10').8| |8Once Sometider, onceº8| or twice |8when I was |ain Odinburghºa| |sawithsa| meº addlefoes, |10'|s+|shJake Jonessh|,º the handscabby,s+|10'|8| |4when I |a|6thought thinkled6| Ia| |8was wore8| trying on my |v5garment gardenv5| |5substitute substisuit|8|a, boys'sº apert,a| at my nextwordº nighboor's,8|5|4| and maybe more largely |v5than norv5| you|6, quosh you, messmate,6| yetº realise.º A few times|5, so to shape,º5| asº I chancedº to be stretching|8, inº the shadow |aas I thoughta|,º8| |4the |6life liferight6| out of4| myself in my |5ericulous5| imaginationº I felt feeling |4queer |alike a half of Scotch a half Scotch |6and pottage6| likea|4| roundº my middle |8aging ageing8| |10like Bewley in the baste10| so that |6I indicate out to myself |8|saso that andsa| I swear my gots8| how that6| I'm not |v5myself meselfv5| at all|v5, no jolly fear,v5| |4when I realise |6myself bimiselves6| |ahow becomingly I |v5am becoming |ado toa| be goingv5| to becomea|4|.º
— |4O, is that the way with you|a, you craythura|? |8|aYou have all our empathies.ºa| In the becoming was the weared?, wontnot?º8| |10Hood maketh not frere.10| The voice is the voice of jokeup, I |afare feara|.4| Are you |4imitatingº4| Roma now or Amor |v5now? Tell me, now,º |8|aand give us trues of your trefling,a|8| eh,v5| Mr Trickpat|4., ifº you don't mind|8, that is,8| (10'aside from |shpingsº and mush,sh|10') answering |v5tov5| |aa mya| straight question?º4|
— |10God save the monk!10| |4I won't mind|8,º |aas it thisa| is,8| answering |v5tov5| your |a|v5strict |s8straight stricts8|v5|a| |8question crossquests,º8| whereas it would be as unethical for me |anowa| to answer |v5thv5| as it h would have been nonsensical for you then not to have asked.º4| |4|aOut of my name you call me|8, Leelander8|.a| |10|shBut in my sheltarº you'll miss me. When Lapac walks backwords he's theº darkest horse in Capalisoot.sh|10| |8|aSame no can, home no will, gangin I am.a| Gengangº is mineº and I will return.º8| You knew me once but you won't know me twice.4| I am simpliciter arduus|4,º |8ars of the schoolº,8| |8Friday's Freeday's8| child in loving and thieving4|.
|v5—v5| |10My child,º know
this!º |shSome portion of that answer appears to have been takenº by you from the writings of Saint
Synodius,º
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that first liar. Let us hear, therefore, as you honour and obey the queen,º whetherº the indwellingness of that which
shamefieth be entwined of one or atoned of two.sh|º10| |v5Let us
hear|s8, Art simplicissimes8|!v5|
|v5—v5| |4Dearly beloved brethren!º4| Bruno and
|+11Nolan Nola+|11|,º |8the
(12leymon12) bogholders and8| |3|v5stationery
stationaryv5|3| lifepartnersº off |5orangey Saint5|
|4Nassau Nessau4| Street,º were explaining it
|8avicendas8|
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all round each other ere yesterweek |8out of Ibn Sen and Ipanrusschº8|. When
|4'heupon himupon4'| |+11Nolan Nola+|11|
Brunoº monopolisesº his egobruno most unwillingly sensesº by the mortal powers |+11alionolan
alionola+|11| equal and opposite brunoipso, |+11ipso,+|11| id estº, eternally provoking alio
oppositeº equally as provoked as Bruno at being eternally opposed by |+11Nolan Nola+|11|. |6Poor
omnibooseº singalow singlearum! Soº is |8he. he!8|6|
— |8Averº who is? Ibº is itsen?8| (12One might hear in their beyond that lionroar in the air again, the zoohoohoom of Felin make Call.º12) |8You Or you |apositivelyºa|8| mean |8nolans but volansº,8| |4an4| alibiº, do you|4,º |8|~Geoff, Mutemalice?º~| |aa Bruin goes to Noble,ºa|8| suffering |8unegoistically8| from the singular but enjoying|8, the skipgod,º8| on the plural4|? (10'Dustify of that sole, you breather! |shRuemember, blither,º thou must lie!sh|10')
— |10(+|sh|errOessoyess!
Oyessoyess!ºerr|sh|+)10|
|11|+I never dramped of prebeing a postman but+|11| I mean |v5in
|s+10'Australian |shOstralianº
sh|s+|10'|v5| |8someplaceº8| my
|4alibi |8alibi allaboy8|4|
brother|8,º Negoist8| |4|athe Cabler
|v5Cable Cablerv5| |8ofº
this city|a, |10(+|shwhomº
'tis better ne'er to name, my said brother,º sh|+)10|
expulledº for looking at churches from behind, n mil mults deeply
belubdead,ºa|8| who is senderº of the |8daily telegraph
|aHello Hulloa| Eve Cenograph |x|~in~|
prose and worsex|8| every |8Allso's8|
nighta|4|. |8High |aBrasil Brazila|,º Brandan's Deferred,
(10'midden Erse clare language,10') Noughtnoughtnought. Nein.º8| |4Assass.
|v5Dub. |8Dub. Ire. Dubbireº
|10(+|sh, per Neuropaths|sh+)10|.8|v5|
|s10Punk.s10| |aStarving todaya| |s10plays punks10|
|v5Opening openingv5| tomorrow |s10pleaas two plays
punks10| wire |acash. (5splosh.
splosh5)a| |10how two plays punk10| |5Cable.
Cabler.5|4| |8Have you forgotten poor Alby Sobrinos|~,
Geoff~|(10', you blighter, identifiable by the necessary white patch on his rear10')?8|
(10'How he |shwent to his swiltersland after his lungssh|(+,
|shmyº sad late
brother,sh|+) |s+before his coglionial expancian?s+|10')
|5Won't you join me in a small halemerry(10', |sha bottle of the
bestsh|,10') for wellmet |6Cabler?
Capeler|8?, united Irishmen,º8|6| (10'what though preferring the stranger, the
coughs and the itches and the minnies and the ratties and theº opulose and theº bilgenses,º10') |8for of his was the patriots
mistaken.8|5| |11|+The heart that wast our Graw McGree!+|11|
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|8Yet be there some who mourn him(10', |shconcluding him
deadsh|,10') and more there be that
|sablank wait astand.sa| |aThe
Hisºa| fuchs up |athe |bhis theb|a|
staires and the lodgersº in his |ahair hairesa|,º he ought to win
|athe thata| V.V.C.º |aGrace
|bGrapce Fullgrapceb|a| for an endupper, half muxy on his whole!8|
(10'|shWould he were even among the lost!sh| |s+From ours bereft beyond
belongs.s+|10') |6Oremus poor fraternibus that he may (10'yet |shescape the
gallowsºsh| and10') still remain |8faithfully ours ours faithfully
deportedº8|.6| (10'|shI wronged
you.sh| |shI never want to see more of bad men
butsh|10') I want to |s+10'know learns+|10'|
|11from any on the airse,º like Tass11| with much
thanks|4, here's ditto,º4| ifº he livesº in
|10|shthe antipathiessh| of10|
|6Australia Austrasiaº6| or anywhere
|10(+|shwith my «+++faungest
fawngests+++|sh|+)10| |8|aon his
hooshmoneya|, safe and damned,º |aor has hopped it,º or who can throw any lime on the
(+10subject
|shsopjacksh|+)10|,ºa|8| my
|8sameplaceº8| fond |4brother
fosther,º4| |8Alibi |~E.~|
Obiit8| Nolan, |10(+|shThe
Workings,sh|+)10| |8|xN.S.W.,ºx|8|
|10(+|shhis conditionsh|+)10|
|4off the |5Venerable5| Jerrybuilt,º4| not belonging to these parts
|v5whom, whoºv5| I |4recall being
remember |8him ham8| to
|v5me |abe
me|8, whenº we were like bro and sis over our castor and
porridge,º8|a|v5| with his |v5roaming roaminv5| |aI
suppose|10«++|sh, expectingº for his clarenx negus,º
sh|s++|10|a|4| a |v5total
abstainer teetotum obstainerºv5|. |10|s+He feels he ought to be
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|saassa| asamed of me |saand assa| me to be ashunned of
him.s+| We were in one class of age like to two clots of egg. I am most beholding to him|s+, my namesick,º
|sa|shas we sayed it in (aoura) Amharican,º
sh|sa|s+| through the Doubly Telewisher. |s+|shOutpassed hearts
wag short pertimes.sh|s+| |sh|s+Wornout
Worndowns+| shoes upon his feetsh|, |shto whose redress no tongue
cansh|
(12|shtellsh|:
in |shtellsh|!
In12) |shhis hands a boot!º Spare
me, do, a copper or two,º sh| and |shhappy I'll hope you'll
be!sh|º10| |11It will pleased me from
behind with thanks from before and love to self and all I remain hereº your truly friend.11|
|8|aI am no scholarº buta| I loved that man |10(+|shwho
has africot luppssh|+)10| with the moonshane in his |aface
profilea|. |aMy semblabbleº! My
freer!ºa|8| |4I call you my |abrether
|v5halfbrether halfbrotherºv5|a| because you
|ain your soberer |10(+|shotiumic|sh+)10|
momentsa| remind me |adeeplya| of my
|abrother |bnaturalb|
|8saywhen8| brothela| |8|xin feed, hop and jollity,x|8|
|6|8C. P. Kevanagh S. H. Devitt, that benighted |aIrishman
|~irisman irismaimed~|a|,8|6| who is |s8dearly beloved tearly
belaboureds8| by Sydney. and Alibany.4|
(10'— |11|+As you sing it it's a study.+|11| |shThat letter selfpenned to one's other, that neverperfect everplanned!º sh|
— |shThis nonday diary, this allnights newseryreel.sh|10')
|8— (10'|shMy dear sir!sh|
|s+|shIn this wireless age any owl rooster can |sapick
pecksa|
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up bostoons.sh|s+|10') |s+10'Whoewaxed But whoewaxeds+|10'| he so
anguishedº? Was he vector victored orº victim vexed?
— (10'|shMighty sure!sh|10') Way way for his wehicaleº! A parambolator r ram into his bagsmall when he was reading alawdº with two ecolites and he's been failing of that kink in his arts over sense.8|
|3— |8Madonagh and chielº(10', |shidealist leading a double lifesh|10')!8| |8Who But who|err,ºerr| |10(+|shfor the brilliance of brothers|err,ºerr|sh|+)10|8| is |8Mr the8| Nolan |8as appearant8| |4nominally4|?
— Mr Nolan is |4|ainformally |6pronominally pronuminally6|a|4| |8and rereally aº8| Mr Gottgab.3|
— |4|v5By maiden name.v5|4| |3|v5I see.v5|3| |4I get |v5it. |8it! it,º you reeker! |aAn untaken mispatriate!ºa|8|v5| (10'|shBy hearing (aa hisa) thing about a person one begins to place himsh| (a|shfor a certainsh|a) |shin true.sh|10') Heº stands |8pat8| for you before a direct object in the feminine.4| |v5I see. By maiden sname.v5| Now|8, I am earnestly asking you |11andº putting it as between |athisa| yohou and that houmonymh11|,8| will you justº search through your |4gabgut4| memoirs for |8all of two minutes for8| this impersonating |4medium pronolan(10', |shfairhead on foulshoulderssh|10')4|. Would it be |8in twofal twofold truthº8| a |4fellow |v5Dublinganger Doblingangerºv5|4| much about your own |4size medium4| with a sandy whiskers? |10|shPoke me nabs in the ribs and pick the erstwort out of his mouth.sh|10|
— |8Too fullfully true!º8| Treble |6Stouter Stauter6|
|4of |5Holy5| Baggot|8, formerly Swordmeat,8| Streetº
(|awho I met I surpassed himºa| lately
|8for four and six |abringing home the Christmas,º |bas heavy as music,b|
hand to eyesº on the peer for Noel's Archº,a|8| in |5Blessed5| Foster's
Place)º4| is doing the dirty on me with his tantrums and all these |4|v5godgiven godforgivenv5|4|
kilowatts |v5thatv5| I'd be better off without.
|8|aIf Thougha| she'sº write to him she's levt by me, Jenny
Rediviva!8| |v5Toot!v5|
|4|v5Letter Detterv5| for you,º Mr
Nobru!º4| |v5Toot toot!v5|
|4|v5Letter Betterv5| for you, Mr |aLano
Anola|! |v5I only hope blankv5|4| |8This is the way we.
|aOf a redtettetterday morning.a|8|
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|8— When your countramanº |11from Tuwarceathay11| is looking for righting,º that is not a good sign?º |~Not?º~|
— I speak truly, |11it's a shower sign that11| it's not.8|
|s10— What though it be for |shthe sow of his heart? If even she were a good poorº Pegeen?sh|s10|
|s10— |shIf she ate your windowsill |sayou'd never you wouldn'tsa| say |~that sowº~|.sh|s10|
|10— |shWould you be surprised after that |aby atºa| my asking have you a bull,sh| a bosbully,º with a |shwhistle in his tail to scare other birdssh|?
— |shI would.sh|10|
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|10— |shWere you with Sindy |~met and~| Sandy attending Goliath, a bull?sh|
— |11|+You'd make me sag what you like to.+|11| I was intending a funeral. Simply and samply.10|
|10— They are too wise wise of solbing their silbings?
— And both croon to the same theme.10|
— |4Stouter and stouter |aTugbags and Bagguts Tugbag is |v5Baggut street Baggut's|10'|s+', |shwhen a crispin sokolistsh| |sa|shrams over blanksh| |shbesoops juts |~kemps kamps~| or clapperclawssh| (++a blank an irvingite offthedocks++)sa|s+'|10'|v5|a|4|. |8Aº luckchange,º8| I see. |10(+|shThinking young through the muddleage spread, the moral fat his mental leans on.sh|+)10| |4We can |v5cap copv5| that |atop |v5tipv5|a| with our |~8street straat~|8| that is called |v5corkscrew corkscrewedv5|. It would be the finest |astreet boulevard billya| |9in Europe |afor a mile in every direction,ºa| from Lismore to Cape Brendan9|, Patrick's,º if they took the |v5bend |s8bind bints8|v5| of out of the |~8middle mittle~|8| of it.4| |v5Now you told us of this tryst. You told of a tryst too|8, two a tutu8|.v5| I wonder now,º without releasing |s++8secrets seekletss++|8| of the alcove,º |8|~turturs or raabraabs|err,ºerr|~|8| haveº I heard |8mention8| (7of7) |8the whose8| name anywhere?º |9Mallowlane or Demaasch?9| |11Strike us up either end Have You Erred off Van Homper or Ebell Teresa Kane.11|
— |4Marik! Marik! Marik! Marak! Marak! Marak!4|
Haº |4drapped
drappadº4| has |4drariks draraks4|
|v5a tha |8in the |~in the
an~| Mansianhase8|v5| |4parik
parak4|
And haº had ta barraw |4the tha4| watarcrass
|v5shartclathes shartclathsv5| aff tha |4arkbishap
arkbashap4| af |4Yarik. Yarak!º4|
|11— Broadribnob'sº on the bummel?
— And |alillipets lillypetsa| on the lea.11|
(10'— |11|+A being again in becomings again.+|11| |shFrom the sallies to the allies through their central power?sh| |shAnd did they show the flag?sh|
— |shPirce! Perce! Quick! Queck!sh|10')
—º |4O cross of Cong and water! |v5O thrush of Tara!
Oº Tara's thrush!ºv5|4| |8|+Theº sharepusher!+|8| And
he said he was only taking the
(10'|shaveragesh|10')
grass temperature |4for Greenº
|aThursday Thurdsday(10',
|shthe blutchy scaligersh|10')a|!º
|8Who you know the |amusselmam musselmana|, his musclemum and mistlemam?
|+Maomi, Mamie, My Mo Mum!+| |~He loves a drary lane.~| |+|aFeel Phylliscitations to Daffº Mr Hairwigger
whoº |bhas just had as just addedºb|
twinned little curls!a| He was resting between Horrockses'º sheets,º wailing for
white warfare (10'|+11|shpro-boorsh|,
|shprooboorsh| welshtbreton+|11|10'), unbiassedº by the
embarrassment of disposal, butº+|8| |~8The first time the first wokingº day
|+in Baltic Bygrad+|~|8||6, byº Thunder,6| he |11stepped into the breach
and11| put on
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|ahis |s+8recrution recriutions+|8|a| trousers |8|+and
riding apron+|, theº old soggy,8| was when
|v5Ireland the |8boys
|+|~bold~|+| bhuoys of Iran8|v5| wouldn't
|arecruit join upa|4|.
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|4
|v5—v5|4| |3How voice you that, nice Sandy man? Not big large |agent goodmana| is he, Sandy nice?º3| Ask him |3this one minute3| |8in upthrow8| |11|+inner lotus of+|11| his |6good burly6| ear |v5where |8when womit8|v5| he dropped his |v5bass's voice |6Basso voice Bass's to Pº flat6|v5|.
|8— Andº for that he was |~blank. allaughed?~| And then baited? The whole |~gamma gammat~|?
— |~Dia Domna! Dias Domnasº!~| Dolled to dolthood? |+And Annie Delittle|a, his daintree diva,a| (10'|shin deltic dwilights,sh|10') singing him |10(+|shhenpeckedsh|+)10| rusish through the bars?º+|8| |11My Wolossay's wild as the Crasnian Sea! Grabashag, groogy, scoop and I'll cureº ye!11| |10(+|shMother of emeralds, |11ora poor ara poog11| neighbours!sh|+)10|
— |11Capilla, Rubrilla and Melcal Melcamomilla! Dauby, dauby, without dulay!11| Well, I beg to traverse
|v5samev5| above statement (10'by |shsaxy
luterssh| |11in their back haul of Coalcutter11| |s+|saas
whatsa| reflects upon my administrants of |saslow slewºsa| poisonings+|10')
inasmuchº as my |5|+|xdodear deverex|+|5| revered
|8meinhirrº8| was confined to guardroom|8, I
|~hindostand hindustand~|,8| byº
|4my m pint of his |8pilsen
|s+Filthereds+| pilsen'sº8|
bottle |11due to Zenaphiah Holwell, H and J. C. S,11| whichº I |v5brought was
bringingv5| |8|+in up+| my quee |11parapotacarry's
orders11| |+in my sedown chair+| with my mudfacepacket8| |10from my
|shcash chemistsh| |s+'and family
|shdruggersh||11, Suragerº Dowling,
V.S.,º11|s+'|10| to our aural surgeon,4| |3Doctor Mannix
|8Afamado8| |11Doctor
Hairductor11| Achmed Borumborad |11Sahib|a,
M.A.C.A.a|11|,º3| |8|aofº 1001 |~Umbrella
|11Umbrilla Ombrilla11|~| Street, |11Syringapadhamº,11|
|+Alleypulley,º+|a| to see what was my water good watergood, my mesical
wasserguss,º8| for repairs done |4by bollworm4| |v5on our
premisesv5| in the rere of pilch knickers,º |8seven yerds to his |11ghal
galandhar11| pole on perch,8| |10together with his |~for me~|
|shunfillable sloppersh|,10| property of my deeply
|+5revered |x|~feared forfear~|
reveberearedx|+|5|,º |8|awho wasº costing us mostfortunesa|
(10'|shwhich I am writing in mepetitionsh|10')
|11to Kavanagh Djanaral,11| when he was sitting |10(+|shhim
humpbackedsh|+)10| |ain |~dry~|
dryfilthyheata| to his |aTrinity Trinidadºa| pinslers at their
orpentings,º8| entailing a laxative tendency |11to mary,º11| especially with him being forbidden
|8fruit fruytº8| and certifiedº |8by
his sexular clergy8| to have |11as badazmy11| |v5functional
emotionalv5| valvular,º |8with a basketful of |~priests
priesters~| crossing the singorgeous to aroint him |11with |atummya| moor's
maladies11|,º8| and thereinafterº liable to succumb |8if,
whenº8| served with |4letters |11of potent11|4|
|8subpenis when subpenes below the belch,º if8| my
|+5reputed |xrupee |arepure
ropureºa| riputedx|+|5|
|8husband husbandship8| |11H.R.R.11|
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took a |4drink brief one4| |8in his shirtsails8| out of the
|8alleged8| given |4bottle
|v5mineral bottle mineralv5|4|, tellingº me
|8|awith seea| |11in Foraignghistan |atimespapers
sambatpapersa|11| hisº Sunday featuresº8| of a welcomed
|4experience aperrytiff4| |11with vallad of Erill Pearcey
O11| |3(heº never battered one
|8eye eagle's8| |4before paying me his duty4|
(10'|shon my annaversarysh|10')
|8|a|~in to~| |10the |shparroteyes
|s+lust lists+|sh| in10| my
nil ensembleºa| in his lazychair8| but
|8|+he hidded up my |afaces |bfacehalf
hemifacesb|a| in all my mayarannies and+|8| he lookedº plum into my
(+5face |8marrymouth mirrymouth8|+)5|
like |11Ysamasy morning in11| the end of time
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|8withº the songlight'sº hope hope
singlingº on his |~cheeks ruddycheeksº |+and
rawjaws+|~|8|)º3| and|8, my charmer,
|awhenº I dipped my hand inºa|8|
he simply showed me |4a poker his
|8leadpoker propendiculous loadpoker|a, s Seaserpents
hisses Sissastonesº,a|8|4| which was |5(+as+)5| then |5(+is+)5| produced
|8in his man's wayº |aby this wisest of the
|11wise |+of the+|
Vikramadityationistsº11|a|8| with the |5|xremere |aremind
ramindºa| romere remurex|5| remark|11,
inº his gulughurutty11|: |11Yran for parasites with rum for the turkeycockeys so,º11|
|4This Lithia, |11M.D.,11|
|5(+as+)5| thisº4| is for
|s10Sneak Snooker|11,
bort|err.!º13|11|s10|
|s10— |shWhich was said by |~when whem~| to whom?
— It wham. But whim I can't whumemberº.sh|s10|
|8— Fantasy! |+Fantasy Funtasyº+| on fantasy!º Amnes'º |+fantasies fintasies+|! |~(12and And12) there is nihil nuder under the |+clothing+| moon.~| |+(10'The |shWhen Ota, weewahrwificle of Torquells,sh| bumpsed her dumpsydiddle down in her woolsark,º she mode our heuteyleutey girlery of peerlesses to set up in all their bombossities of feudal fiertey, fanned, flounced and frangipanned,º while the10') massstab whereby Ephialtes has exceeded is the measure(10', simplexº mendaciis,10') by which |s9ours9| Outis cuts his thruth.+|8| |10|shArkaway now!sh|10|
(10'— Yerds and nudes say ayes and noes! |s+Vide-vide! Vide! Vide!s+|
— |s+blank Let Eivin bemember for Gates of Gold for their fadeless suns berayed her. Irise, O sirises!º And be Be thy mouth given unto thee! For why do you lack a link of luck |~blank please to poise a pont of perfect, peace~|? On the vignetto is a ragingoos. The overseer of the house of the oversire of the seasº, |~Nu, Nu-Men, triumphant,~| sayeth:º Fly as |~a hawk. Cry the hawk, cry~| as the |~corncrake. Shout? corncrake, Anni Ani Latch of the postern is thy name; shout!~|s+|10')
|8— |10'|s+My heart, my mother! My heart, my
|~blank coming forth of darkness!~|s+|10'|
|11|s+They know mon not my heart, O C coolun dearast!s+| Mon gloomerie! Mon
glamourie!11| What a |s+10'surprise surpraises+|10'|, dear Mr
|~blank Preacher~|,
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I to hear from your |~strawnomical strawnummical~| modesty!8|
|10|shYes, there was that skew arch of chrome sweet home,º floodlit up above the flabberghosted farmament and bump where the camel got the needle. Talk about
iridescenciesº! Ruby and beryl and chrysolite, jade, sapphire, jasper and lazul.sh|10|
(10'— |11Orca Bellona!11| |shHeavencry at earthcall, etnat athos? Extinct your vulcanology for the lava of Moltens!sh|
— |shIt's you not me's in erupting,º hecklar!sh|10')
|8— Ophiuchus being |avisiblea| above |athe horizon t'horizona|, Mulierculaº occluded by (+10Saturn's |shSatarn's serpentsh|+)10| ring system|~.~||err,ºerr| the Pisciolinies|+, Novaº Ardorisº and Prisca Parthenopea,+| are a |abonny bonnieºa| feature in the northern sky|~. Ersº, Mores and Merkery are surgents below the rim of the Zenith Part,º~| while |aArcturus Arcturaa|, Anatolia, Hesper and Mesembria weep in their mansions over |~blank Noth, Haste, Soot and Waste.~|8|
— |10(+|shApep and
Uachet!sh|+)10| |8|+Holy snakes!º+|8|
|4Chaseº me,º Charleyº, |8I've
Eva's8| got barley!º4| |8Underº
|ame hera| fluencies|a, all ina|!º
|aThe Ural |~Mountain's Mount he's~| on the
|~Move move~| and he'll quivvy
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her with his strombolo!a|8| (10'|shWaddlewurst, the bag of tow, as broad above
as he is below!sh|10') Creeping through |8the
|10(+|shliongrass andsh|+)10|
bullrusshiesº|10(+|sh, the
obesendean,sh|+)10| before8| the
|8children of Mary's |~omfangs
|+Emfangs Emfang+|~| de Maurya's8| class |8|+inº Bill Shasser's
shotshriftº writing academyº+|8| camouflaged as a blancmange and |5marmalade maple
syrupº5|! |8|+Obeisance toº their sitinimsº is the follicity of this
Orp|err.!ºerr|+|8| (10'|shHer
sheikº to Slave, his dick to Dave,º and the fat of the land to Guygas.sh|10') |8|xThe
treadmill pebbledropper |~haha~| halfahead
|~overground! overground~|x| |~She had and
she'd~| only |~blank chitschats~| in her spanking
bee |~bonnetry. bonnetry,º Allapolloosa!~| |+Up the
slanger!+|8| Three cheers |8(and a heva heva heva!)º8| for the name Dan
|~8Magrath Magraw~|8|!
|11— Theº giant sun is in his emanence but which is chief of those white dwarfees of which he ever is surabanded?11|
—º |11And toº think I might have being his seventh!11| |8He will kitssle me on
melbaw.8| (10'|shWhat about his age? says you. What about it? says
I.sh| |shI will confess to his sinssh| and blush me
further.10') I would misdemean to rebuke to the libels of snots |4fromº the
|s+10'fleshmarket
|shfleshamblessh|s+|10'||s10,º |shthe
canallessh|s10|.4| |10|s+|shSynamite is too
gooth good for them.sh|s+|10| |8|aTwo overthirties
|s10|shin shore |s+shorts
shortiess+|sh|s10|!ºa|
|~She is She's~| askapot |~in
at~| Nile Lodge and |~she is she's~| citchincarry
|~blank at the left Mrs Hamazum's.~| |s+Will you
warn your |saoldsa| habasund, barking at |sabuggermen baggermensa|, his chokefull
g chewing his chain? Response Responsif you
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plais.s+|8| |4the The4| said Sully, |8a barracker
(10'|shassociated with tinkerssh|10')|a, the
blackhand |11Shovellyvans11|,ºa|8| |10wreuter of
|shannoyingmostº letterssh| |11and skirriless ballets in Parsee
Franch11|,º10| heº isº Magrath's thugº and |4smells
|v5cheaply |achiefly cheaplya|v5| of Power's spiritsº
|8like a deepsea dibblerº8|4| |v5andv5| he is not fit enough to throw guts down to
a bear. (10'|shSylphling me when is a maid nought a maid he would go to anyposs length for her!sh| So long,
Sully Sullim Sulleyman!10') If they cut his nose on
|4him the stitcher4| they had their
|8sevenº8| good reasons.
|4Here's |v5to the |s+10'length leglifts+|10'|
ofv5| my |asnuff and trouta| |v5stoken
|11stocking |shstockangt
henkerchoffsh|,º11|v5|
|8orangefinº8| |awith the
Mosa a mosaic of |8sa8| |v5dispensation
dispensationsv5|a| |8|afrom my church millinerºa| and a
frozenº black patata,º8| for the first
|v5if you want to |8if
whenº8| Lynch|8,º Brother|11, Withworkers,11|
unread Friendsº8| and Company |11with T.
C.º King |ain The and theºa| Warden
of Galway11| |6are is6| prepared tov5| stretch
him |8sacred8| by |v5the |11powers to
the11|v5| starlight|11, L.B.W11|.4|
|10|sa|shHemp, hemp, hurray!sh| |11says
the captain in the moonlight.11|sa| |shI could put him under my pallyass and
slept slepp on him all nightsh||sa,º
|shand as I could would roll myself for holy poly over his barrowingº
placessh|sa|.10| |11|+How we will make laugh over him
|atogethera|, me and my Riley, in the Vickar's bed! |aQuink! says I.a| He
|acalls cawls toa| me |aGranny Auborne
Granny-stream-Auborneºa| when I am hiding under my hair from him and I cool him my Finnyking he's so joyant a bounder. Plunk! said he.+|11| Inasmuch as I am delightful to be able to
state|10, withº the joy of lifing in my forty winkers,º10| that a |3handsome3| sovereign was freely
pledged |4in |8their pennis in the sluts maschine,º alonging withº8| a
|8cherrywickerbasketfull cherrywickerkishabrack8| |11of maryfruit11|
|aunder Shadow |bla Lab| Rose,ºa|4| to both
|11the legintimate11| lady performers of |4vocal act display
|v5unmentionable |aunquestionable |6onquestionable
unquestionable|8, Elsebett and Marryetta Gunning,8|6|a|v5|4| |11(12H.2.O.
H2O12),11| by that |v5noblest of magistrates noblesse of
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leechersv5| |4at his Saxon tanneryº4| with |8his
sac8| |4motto |11in Wwalshe's ffrenchllatin11|,º
O'Neillº Saw Queen Molly's pants Pants,º and
much4| admired engravingº meaning |6showing6| completeº
manly parts during alleged recent act |4of our chief |s5mergey margeys5| magistrades|8,
fiveº itches above the kneecap,º8|4| as required by statues. |11V.I.C.5.6.11| |4If you won't
|v5believe releasev5| me |v5stay stopv5| to
pleaseº me up the leg of me.4| Nowº you see! |4Respect.
|11S.V.P.11| Your wife. |8Amn. Anm. Amm.8| |~8Anne
Ann~|8|.º4|
— |11You wish to take us|a, Frui Mria,a| by degreesº
|aasa| artis litterarumque patrona but11|
|10|shI am afraid, my poor womansh|
|a|shof that same namesh|a|,
|11what with your (12silvans silvanes12) and your
salvines,11| you are misled.10|
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(12— Alas for livings' pledjures!12)
|11— Lordy Daw and Lady Don! Uncle Foozle and Aunty Jack!11| Sure,º that old humbugger was boycotted |8|~and girlcutted~| in debt and doom, |aon hill and |~in heaven haven~|,a|8| (10'even by the |shshow-the-flag flotillash|,10') as I'm given now to understand.º |8And |aalla| his images. Illscribed inº the gratuitouses and conspued in the takeyourhandaways. |aHumpty Dumpty |~Humbty Dumbty Bumbty Tumbtyº~|a| Sot on a Wall.º Mute art for the Million.8| There |8was nobody wasn't an archimandriteº8| |v5|~8in all Britain in Galway~|8|v5| |8of Dane's Island and the townland's tropicsº |~nor a minx from the Isle of Woman nor a one of the four cantins nor~| |x|~blank in any on~| the whole wheel |aof his ecunomical counciliabulumºa|x| nor |~nogent ingen meid~| on alled the holedº |+11scarface scurface+|11| of the jorth8| would come next or |v5near nighv5| him(10', |shMr Eelwhippersh|,10') |11seed and nursery man,11| |8|x|~or his salon de esperas or his allgas bumgalowre|+, Auxilium Meum Solo Aº Dominoº |a(Amsad)ºa|,+|~|x| for rime or |s+10rota rations+|, from piles or faces,10|8| after that.
|10— All ears did wagº old Eire wake as Piers Aurell was flappergangsted.
(12— Recount!12) |s+
—s+| I have it here to my |s+fingall's fingees'ºs+| ends. |shThis lily liggy piggy wanted to go to the jampot. And this leggy peggy spelt pea. And threeseº lucky puckers played at pooping tout tooletom.sh| Ma's da. Da's ma. Madas. Sadam.10|
|8— |10|s+|shPater patruum cum filiabus
familiarum.sh|s+|10| Or, |~but, now, and,~|
|aarising ariringa|
|a|~rotacistically~|a| out of her |a|bmergery
mirgeryb| margeryº
(10'|shwatersheadssh|10')
|b|~and of his~|b|a| |aand,º to change theº
subjunct (10'from the
|shtraumaturgidsh|10') for aº
once in a while and darting back to stuffa|,º
|10(+|shif so be you may identify yourself with the him in you,º
sh|+)10| |x|~that~| fluctuous neck
m merchanturº, bloodfadder and milkmudder,x| |asince there areº
too many of her,º Abha na Lifé,º and getting on to |+him
dadaddy+| |~while~| then |~we
are still free of him again,º as them we're ne'er free of~|,a| was he in tea
|a|~before e'er~| he went on the biera| or didn't he
|~|+11ontime onetimeº+|11|~| do something |+seemly
heavy+| in sugar
|a|~after~|a|?º |xHe sent out Christy Columb and he came back with a jailbird's
unbespokables in his |~beak. Then beak and then~| he sent out
|~blank Le Caron Crow and the peacies are still looking for him.~|x|
|11The seeker from the swayed, the beesabouties from the parent swarm.11| |aSpeak to the right!a|
|x|~Here rotacism blank Rotacist ca
|9anny canny9|!~|x|
(10'|shHe caun ne'er be bothered but maun e'er be
waked.sh|10') If there is a future in every past that is present Quis est qui non novit Quinniginº and Qui
quwereº quot at
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Quinnigain'sº Quake?º8|
(10'|shStump!sh|10')
|11|a|shHis producers,º are they not his
consumers?sh|a|
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Your exagmination |aof rounda| his factification for (+incammination
incamination+) of a warping process. Declaim!11|
— |6Arrah, man dear Arra irrahaº
hirarra,º man6|, weren't they arriving |8|~from the twelve cantons of the
isle of Woman in clansdestiniesº~| for the |11Oructions Imbandiment11| of theº Ad
Regias |~Agnis Agni~| Dapesº,8|
|v5fogabawlersºv5| |11in all their centuries and
|shpanhibernskerssh|11||8, after the |~crac
crack~| |x|~all and~| the lean
years,ºx| |xsal |ascalphunters
scalpjaggersa| with houthheadhuntersºx|, |~like~| the
messiatsº of the great god,º a scarlet trainful, |a|bthe Twoedged
Petrard,b| totalling, leggats and prelaps,º in their aggregate ages |+eleven hundred and
thirty two two and thirty plus undecimmed centries+| of them,º with |btuity fruity tuitifruitiesb|, insiders and
extraomnesº allcunct,a| |x|~from~| Rathgar,
|~Rathanganº,~| Roundtownº
|~blank~| and Rush, |afrom America Avenue and Asia Place and the Afrianº Way
and Europa Parade |band |~even besogar~| the waldsº of Noo Souchº
Wilds,ºb|a| and from Vico, Mespil,º
|~blank & Rock and~| Sorrento,x|
|xfor |~the lureº of his weal and~| the fear of his |~oppidemic
|s9oppedemic oppidumics9|~|, |~to his salon de espera in the keel of his
kraal,º~|x|8| |v5like lodes of ores flocking fast to Mount Maximagnetic|8|+, afeerd |9was
he he was9| a gunner but affaird to stay away, |aMerrionites, Dumstdumbdrummers and
Luccanicans,º |sbAshtowners,ºsb|
|bBattery Parks Battersbyº Parkesb| and
Krumlin Boyardsº, |sbblank Phillipsburgssb|,
|sbCaberists Cabraistssb| and Finglossies,
Ballymunmen,º Raheniacs and the bettlers of Clontarf,a|+|8|v5| for to
|8contemplate in manifestsº and8| pay their firstrateº duties before |8the both of8|
him,º |8|+twelve stone a side,º+| with their Thieve le
Roué!º and their |v+Shivr yor Thrst? Shvr yr Thrst!v+| and their Uisgue ad Inferos!º
|v+et and theirv+| Usque ad |~Ebreos
|v+Ebrayos |saEbraios! Ebbraios!sa|v+|~|8|
|v5at andv5| in |v5the |8|~keel of the kraal of~|8|
licensedº boosiness premisesº ofv5| his |8delhightful bazar and8| reunited magazine
|v5hallv5|, |v5by the magazine wall,v5| |8|+Hosty's and Co, Exports, for
his five hundredth and sixtysixth |12bortday borthday,12|+|8| the Grand
Oldº |v5MacGuinness Magennisv5| Mor,
|8|s+|12Parsee Persee12| and
Rahli,ºs+| taker of the tributes, their Rinseky Poppacor |~Poppacork
Poppakork~| and Piowtorº the Grape,º holding |~blank
Dunker's~| durbar,º8| boot kings andº indiarubber umpires and |~8shahs
shawhs~|8| from Paisleyº |6and muftis in muslim6| and sultana
|~8raisins reiseines~|8| and |8|+jordanº
almonders and+|8| a row of jam sahibs and anº odd |s8principess
principezas8| in her |4'pretticoat
pettedcoat4'| and the queen of |~8playing knight's~|8| clubs and the
Claddaghº ringleaders and the two |~8salames salaames~|8| and the
Halfa Ham |8|+and the Hanzas Khan+|8| with two fat maharashersº and the German
|8silver selver8| geyser,º and he polished up |~8gorgeous,
protemptible~|8|,º tintinabulatingº to |8himself himsilf so
silfrich8|. Andº there was J. B. Dunlop, the
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|4best4| |~8tyrant tyrent~|8| of
|8our ourish8| times,º |4and a
|~8queue swanks~|8| of4| French wine stuarts and Tudor keepsakes and the Cesarewitchº for the
|3currant currentº3| counter|8,º Leodegarius
|~S. Sant~| Legegleger,º8| riding
|8lapsaddlelonglegs8| up the |8holy oakses8| staircase on
|3muleyback muleback,º |8like Amaxodiosº Isteroprotos,º8|3|
hindquarters to the |4fore fore |8and kick to the lift8|,4| and he
|8holding handigrabbedº8| on to his |8trulley8| natural
anthem,º |8Horsey, Horsibus,8| keep your
|~8tail up tailyup~|8|,º and as much as the |8halle of the8|
vacantº throneroomº |8|+, Oldloaf'sº Buttery,+|8| could safely accommodateº of the
|~8house houses~|8| of Orange and Bitters |4M.P.4|,º permeated by Druids
|4D.P.4| andº Brehons |4B.P.º4| and Flawhoolaghs
|4F.P.º4| ande and |8|~Hagiapommenites
Agiapommenitesº~| A.P.º |~and Antepummelitesº P.P.º~|
|aand Ulster Kong and Munster's Herald with
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Athclee Ensigning and Athlone Poursuivant |~and~|a|8|
|8Anteparnellites |aAntepommelites
|~Antepummelites~|a|8| |4|~8P.P.~|8|4|
|8|~and his imperess Catchering her self round and his Imperialº Catchering, his fain awan,
and~| his gemmynosed sanctsons in epheud and ordilawn and his diamondskulled granddaucher, Adamantayaº |aLiubovova
|~Liubokova |+Liubokovskvan Liubokovskva+|~|a|8|, allº murdering
Irish|8, amok and amak,º8| out of their |12boon boom12| companions
|8in paunchjab and dogril and pammel and gougerouttyº8| after
plenty ofº |v5hisv5| fresh stout |v5and his good balls of malt|8,
|11not to forget |shhis oels a'mona nor his beers o'ryelysh|,
|shsopped down by his pani's annagolorumº (at Kennedy's kiln she kned her dough, back of her bake for me|a,
bunsa|!)sh|,º11| socialising and communicountingº
|10(+|shin the deification of his members,º
sh|+)10|8|v5| for to nobble or salvage their |4'bit
herobitº4'| of him, the |5poor poohpooher5| old
|~8basiloose |11bossaloose bolssalooseº11|~|8|,
|8with his arthurious |s9blank
clayrosess9|,º8| Dodderick |v5Ogonach Ogonochv5|
Wreck,º |v5busted to the |~8wurruld
wurrldº~| at largeº8|,v5|
lying high as he lay |v5in all dimensionsºv5| |8on the table roundº |ain court dress and ludmers
chain,º |bas true as the Vernons have Brian's sword,ºb|a| with the floodlight switched back
and a |aduzen dozena| and |~wan candles one |11by
one11| tilly |11candles tallows11| round in ringcampf,~|
|11circumassembled by |ahis daughtersº ina| the foregiftness of his sonsº11|
andº8| with |v5a hogo|8, fluorescent
|10(+|shof his
swathingssh|+)10|,º8| round himº like
|11the |shcummulium of scentssh| in11|
an Italianº warehouse|8, erica's clustered on his hayir|a, the
spectrum |bof inºb| his prisent mocking the
|~candelade candiedights~| of his dadtid,a| |apuddingpodded bagpuddingpodded
|band |~with to~|b| hisº
deafspota|,8| (10'|shbewept of his chilidrimº
and serafim, poors and personalities, venturous, drones and dominatorsº, ancients and auldancients,sh|10')
|8and with8|v5| his buttend up,º
|8exposed |~healed, cured and embalsamate,~|
expositoed8| for sale after |8|~referee's~|8| inspection, |8bulgy and blowrious, bunged to ignorious,
|~healed,º cured and
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embalsamateº,~|8| |11|12fending pending12| a rouseruction of his
bogey,11| most highly astounded, as it turned up,º |11after his life overlasting,º11| at thus being reduced to nothing.
(9— |10|shBappy-go-gully and |s+guff gaffs+| for us all!sh|10| And all his morties calisenic, tripping a trepas, neniatwantyng:º Mulo Mulelo! Homo Humilo! Dauncy a deady O! Dood dood dood! O Bawse! O |s10Bawse Boeses10|!º O Muerther! O Mord! Mahmato! Moutmaro! O Smirtsch! O Smertz! Woº Hillill! Waº Hallall! Thou Thuoni! Thou Thaunaton! Umartir! Udamnor! Tschitt! Mergue! Eulumu! Huam Khuam! Malawinga! Malawunga! Ser Oh Ser! See ah See! Hamovs! |s+Hamoves Hemovess+|! Mamor! Rockquiemº eternuel give donal aye in dolmeny! Bad luck's perpepperpot loosen his eyis! (Psich!)º9)
|12— But there's leps of flam in Funnycoon's Wick. The keyn has passed. |aLoud Lunga| lift the keying!12|
|8— God save you king! |aMasterº of the Hidden Life!ºa|
— God |~save you serf yous~| |s+kingly. kingly|s10,º |saAdipose Rex adipose rexsa|s10|!s+| |s10And I had four in the morning and a couple of the lunch and three later onº buts10|, yourº souls saouls to the dhaoul, do ye. |~Fink Finnk.~| Fime. Fudd?º8|
— (10'|shImpassable tissue of improbable
liyers!sh|10') D'yu mean to setº there where y'are now,
|s10|shcoddlin'º your supernumerary
leg,sh|s10| |8|~wi' thatº~|
bizaarº tongue in |~your talkshop yur
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tolkshap~|,8| Sorley boy, repeating yurself |8like a muck
in a market |awith your hindies and shindiesa|8|, andº tell me
that?º
— I mean to sit here |8|+on this altknoll+|8| where you are now, Surly guy, replete in myself,º as long as I live|v5, in my homespins, like a sleepingtop,º with all that's buried |~8of sins insince insides of me ofsins insince insensed insidesofme~|8|v5|. If I can't upset this pound of |v5pressedv5| ollaves I canº |v5sit setup |~8set up sound sit up zounds of sounds~|8|v5| upon him.º
— Oliver!º |v5He may be an earthpresence.v5| Was that a groan |v5orv5| did I hear |v5orv5| the Dingle bagpipes? |8Wasting war and.º8| |v5Watch!v5|
— |3Tristis! anima mia! |v5Tristris! Anima mea! Tris tris a ni ma mea!v5|3| |8Prisoner of Love! Bleatingº Hart! Lowlaid Herd! Aubain Hand! Wonted Foot! |aUsque! Usque! Usque!º Lignum in …a|8| — Lay yer lug till the groun', man. They're playing thimbles and bodkins.
— |s10|shRawth of Gar and Donnerbruck Fire?!º sh|s10| Is the |v5mound moving |10(+|shstraysº sh|+)10| world moving moundv5| or what |10(+|shstaticsh|+)10| babel isº this, tell |v5me usv5|?
— Whoisheº W whoishe whoishe whoishe linking in? Whoishe whoishe whoishe?
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— |10(+|shThe snare drum!sh|+)10| Lay yer lug till the ground |4groun, (6groun', groun6)4| |s10mans10|. |s10|shThe dead giant, man aliveº!sh|s10| They're playing thimbles and bodkins. |4Clan of the Gael!4| Hep!º Whu's within?
|4— Dovegall and finshark they are. Ringº to the rescueº!4|
Zinzin.º Zinzin.
Crumº abu! Cromwell to victory!º
We'llº gore them and gash them and gun them and gloat on them.
Zinzin.º
— O, widows and orphans, it's the yeomen! Redshanks for ever! |4Up Lancs!4|
— Theº cry of the |8deer roedeer8| it is! |4|8Lo, the The8| white |8roe hind8|!º4| |8|aTheir slots, linklink. The hounds hunt horning!ºa| Send usº peace!8| |4Title! Title!º4|
Christº in |8the fort our Irishº times8|! Christ |8in on8| the |8chariotseat |asandwichman priest airs'º independencea|8|! |8Christ |ain the roadway here! hold the freedman's and chareman!ºa| Christ light the dully expressed!8|
Slog|11, slagt11| andº sluaghter! Rape the daughter! Choke the pope!
(6O cloudy Awe!º Cloudyº6) father! Unsure! Nongood!
Zinzin.º
Sold!º I am sold!º |8My ersther! My sidster!8| Brinabride, goodbye!º Brinabride! |8Us! Us!º8|
Pipetteº dear! |8I sold!º8| Me! Me!
Fort!º Fort! Bayroyt! March!
º Me!º I'm true. True! Isolde!º Pipette, myº precious!
Zinzin.º
Brinabrideº, getº my price! Brinabride!
Myº price, my precious?
Zin.º
Brinabride, myº price! When you sell get my price!
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Pipette!º Pipette, my |6precious priceless6| one!
|6O!º Mother of my tears! Believe for me! Fold thyº son!6|
Zinzin.º Zinzin.
— Now we're gettin it.º |s10|shTune in and pick up the forain
counties!sh|ºs10| Hello!
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Zinzin.º
— Hello! |8Tittit!8| |4Tell your title?4|
Abride!º
— Hellohello! Ballymacarett! Am I thru, miss?º
|4— |8Tit!8| What is the ti...?º4|
|11⇒ Act drop. |aStand by! |bBlinders!ºb|a|11|
|6SILENCE.º6|
|11⇒ Curtainº up. |aJuice, please! Foots!a|11|
|s10— Hello! |shAre you Cigar shank and Wheat?sh|
— |shI gotye. Gobble Ann's Carrot Caunread Cans.sh|s10|
— |s10Parfey!ºs10| Now,º |10after that |shjustajiffº siestash|,10| just permit me a moment.º (10'|shChallenger's Deep is childsplay to thissh| |s+but,º |shby our soundings in the swishº channels,º land is duesh|. |saNo more A truce tosa| |shdemobbed |sawarwords swarwordssa|sh|s+|.10') |v5Are you there? Hello. Clear the line, priorityº call! Sybil! Better that or this?v5| Sybil Head |v5here. this end! Better that way?v5| |11Follow the baby spot.11| Yes. Very good now. |s10We are |11|s+agains+|11| in the |shmagnetic fieldsh|.s10| Do you remember |3the midsummer |aa midsummer |v5the midsummer aº particular lukesummerv5|a|3| nightº following |3a |athe aa| crying3| fair day?º |8Moisten your lips |10(+|shfor a lightning strikesh|+)10| and begin again.8| |11Mind the flickers and dimmers!11| |v5Better?v5|º
— Well.º |11The isles is Thymes. The ales is Penzance. Vehement Genral. Delhi expulsed.11|
— |11Still calling of somewhave from its specific? Not more? Lesscontinuous.11| There were fires on every bald hill in holy Ireland that night. |4Better so?4|
— You may say they were|8., sonº of «++Cork. a cove!ºs++|8|
— Were they bonfires? |4That clear?4|
— No other name would at all befit them unless that. Bonafieries! With their blue beards streaming to the heavens.
— Was it a high white night now?
— Whitest night mortal ever saw.
|11— Was our lord of the heights nigh our lady of the valley?
— He was hosting himself up and flosting himself around and ghosting himself to merry her murmur like an andeanupper balkan.11|
— |8Lewd's carol!º8| Was there rain by any chance|8,
mistandew8|?
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— Plenty. |11If you wend farranoch.11|
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— There fell some fall of |4littlewinter4| snow|8, holy-as-ivory,8| as well,º I gather|8., jesse?º8|
— |11By sneachthaº clocka.11| The nicest at all. |8In |ahilly-and-evena| zimalayars.º8|
— Did it not blow some gales|8, westnass or |aostcent ostscenta|,8| rather strongly to less?º
— Out of all jokes it did. |11Pipep! Icecold. Brr na brr, ny prr!11| |8Lieto |aTriumphant galumphantesºa|!8|
— |11Stll cllng? Nmr?º Peace, Pacific!11| Do you happen to recollect whether |8the moon Muna|~, that highlucky nackt,~|8| was shiningº at all?º
— Sure she was|v5, my |11midday11| darling!ºv5| |11And not one but a pair of pritty geallachers.11| |8|x
— Quando? Quonda? Go dateyº!
— Latearly! Latearly! Latearly! Latearly!x|8|
— |9That was latterlig certainly.9| And was there frostwork about |8and airsighs and h hellstohns and «++blank flammballs and vodashoutss++|8| andº thick weather|8, soon calid, soon frozen,8| and |8|ahiceºa| |~& and~| a boatshaped blanket of |~fog bruma~| andº8| |v5everything |aanything everythinga|v5| |10(+|shto please everybodysh|+)10|?
— |11Hail many fell of greats! Horey morey smother of fog!11| There was|8, so plays your Ahrtidesº8|. |8Absolutely boiled. Obsoletely cowled. |aCold on warm but moistly dry.ºa| All the in humours out of turn,º |~jusse~| as they rose |~and blank~| and sprungen.º8| |8July Julie and Lulie8| at |s++8its theirs++|8| |v5worst parkiestv5|. |8|x
— |11|+The amenities, the amenities of the amenities |aand witha| all their amenities.+|11| And the |~famous firmness~| |aof the formous |bof the |~firmness famous~|b|a| of the fumous of the first fog in Maidanvale?
— Catche catcheº and k couchamed.ºx|8|
|v5— |s10|shFrom Miss Somer's nice dream back to Mad Winthrop's delugium stramens.sh|s10| One expects that kind of |8rimyº8| feeling in the sire season?
— One certainly does. |8Desire,º for hire, would tire a shire|a, phone,º phunkelº or wirea|.8| And mares.v5|
— Foamflakes flockfuyant from Foxrock to Finglas.sh|10|
|11— |12'A lambskip for |athea| marines!12'|
|aParonama! The entire horizon
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cloth!a| All effects in their joints caused ways. Raindrum, windmachine, snowbox. But
thundersheet?
— No here. Under the blunkets.11|
|10— |shThis common or garden is now in |11reality stillerº realithy the starey |12shpere sphere12| of11| an oleotoriumº for broken pottery and ancient vegetables?
— Simply awful the dirt.sh|10| |11An evernasty ashtray.11|
— I see. Now |8|~do~|8| you know the |v5wellknownv5|
kikkenmiddenº where the |v5illassorted |afirsta|v5| couple first
met with each other? |8The place where Ealdarmann Fanagan?º |~The time when
«++Junkermann Junkermenns++| Funagin?~|8|
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— |v5Indeed Deedv5| then I do.º |v5W.K.v5|
(10'— |shIn Fingal too they met at Littlepeace aneath the bidetree, Yellowhouse of Snugsborough, Westreeve-Astagobº and Slutsend with Stockensº of Winning's Folly |errmerryfalls Merryfallsºerr|, all of a two, skidoo and skephumble?
— Godamedy,º you're a delvilleº of a tolkar!sh|10')
— Isº it a place fairly |8exposed exspoused8| to the four |5last5| winds?
— Well,º I |4|5very faithlyº5|4| sincerely |4hope believe4| so |4|v5indeedy indeedv5|4|,º if |4all4| what I |4hear hope |5to charity5|4| is |4all half4| true.º
— |+11Is This stow on the wolds, is+|11| it Woful Dane Bottom?
— It is woful |4in need4| whatever about anything |11else or allselse under the grianblachk g sun of gan greyne Eireann11|.
|11— A tricolour |+ribbon+| that spells a caution. The old flag, the cold flag.
— The flagstone. By tombs, deep and heavy. To the unaveiling memory of. Peacer the grave.11|
|s10— |shAnd what sighethº Woodin Warneung thereof?
— Trickspissers vill be pairsecludedº.sh|s10|
— There used to be a tree thereº stuck |v5up. up?v5| |6(+In your ear! Wellingtonia Ibernica Gigantea Sequoia?+)6| |11An overlisting |aashtree |s+eshtree. eshtree?s+|a|11|
— There used|4, sure enough4|. |11Beside the Annar. At the ford of Slivenamond. Oakley Ashe's elm. With a snoodrift from one beerchen
bough.11| And the |11crandest grawndest crowndest11|
|4consecrated4| maypole |v5treev5| in all the
|4reignladenº4| |v5world history of wilds
Wildsv5|. |11|shBrowne's Thesaurus Plantarum,º from
Nolan's,º The Prittlewell Press, has nothing alike it.sh| For
|shwe are fed of its forest, clad |aof ina| its wood,
barquedº by its
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bark and our lecture is its leave.sh| |shThe crann, the crann, the king of all cranns.º
sh|11| |4Father and mother of a plant Squiremade and damesman of plantagenets|a, high
|v5& andv5| holya|4|!º
|4— |11Now, no |shhiding your wren under a bushlesh||err.!º13|11| What was it doing there, |v5tell us for instancev5|?
— Standing |v5foreninst usv5|.
|10— In |shSummerian sunshinesh|?
— And in Cimmerian shudders.10|
— You saw it |avisiblya| from your hidingplace?
— No. From my |ainvisiblya| lyingplace.
— And you |asaw |bthenb| took down |bin stereob|a| what took place being |a|bthen tuncb|a| committed?
— I |athena| |v5took tukv5| my |aplace takenplacea| lying down, I |athunk Iºa| told you.4| |8Solve it!8|
— |8Remounting aliftle towards the ouragan of spaces,8| |4|8Just
justº8|4| |v5How howv5| grand |4in cardinal
rounders4| is this |4preeminent4| giant|s8, Sirº Arbers8|?
|8Yourº bard'sº highview, avis on
valley!8| |4Tell I would like to hear you
|8tell burble to8|4| us
|4in strict conclave|8, purpurando, and without too much italiote interfairanceº8|4| what you know
|4in petto4| about |~8the our~|8|
|4plant S sovereign |~8beanstalk beingstalk~|8||5,
Tonans Tomazeusº5|4|. |4|a|v5Show us the latitude of his
omnitude.v5|a| |v5Speak up!v5| |8O
dite!8|4|
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— |8Corcor Andy, udite, udite!º8| |4Your Ominence, Your
Imminence|v5. O andv5| delicted fraternitree!º4|
|10missing10| There'sº
|v5Tuodoreºv5| queensmaids and |4iris treegirls
|v5iris freegirls Idahore shopgirlsv5| and |v5theyv5| woody
babies4| growing upon her |8and bird flamingans sweenyswinging
|sablank fuglewardssa| on the tipmast and Orania epples playing hopptociel
bommptaterre8| and Tyburn fenians snoring in his |8quicken8| boleº
|3and crossbones strewing its holy floorº3| andº |v5culprits
culprinseºv5| of Erasmus Smith's
|10|shburstallsh|10| boys
|6with their underhand leadpencils6| climbing to her |4crock crotch
|v5with underhand leadpencils |6with their underhand leadpencils for the origin of spices and charlotte darlings
with silkblueº askmes chattering |ato descend in dissenta| to
them|s10,º gibbonses and gobbenses,º guelfing and ghiberring,º proferring praydews to their anatolies and blighting fiendblastsº on their
catastripesºs10|6|v5|4| and the |v5Kilmainham Killmaimthemºv5|
pensioners chucking |4farthings overthrown milestones4| up to her to fall her cranberries
|11and her |shpommes annettessh|11|
|6for their unnatural refection6| |s10and |shhandpainted hoydens
plucking husbands offº himsh|ºs10| and cock robins
|5muchmore5| hatching |5out his most out of his5|
|v5mistletoe missadov5| |s8eggs eggdrazzless8| for him,
|10missing10| the sun and moon pegging honeysuckle and white
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heather down |v5and |12tomtits timtits12| tapping resin there and tomahawks watching tar elsewherev5|,
creatures of the |v5wild woldv5| approaching him|v5, hollow mid
ivy,v5| for to claw and rub,º hermits of the desert barking their |4infernal4| shins over her
|4infernal triliteral4| roots and his acorns |4and
pineconesº4| |4flying
shooting4| |4'wild wide4'| onº all sides out of
him|11|+, plantitude outsends of plenty to thousands,+|11| after the |v5birds
truantsv5| of the |~10air utmostfear~|10| |4|v5and some tapping resin here
and more watching tar therev5|4| |10|shand her downslyder in that snakedst-tu-naughsy whimmering
woman't seeleib |s+suchs+| ash|
|s+blank fashionapings+|
|shsathinous dress out of thatsh|
|s+blank exquisitive creations+|10| and her
leaves|4, my darling dearest,º4| sinsinsinning since the night of time andº each and all of their branches meeting and shaking twisty hands
|v5once morev5| all over again in |v5the theirv5| new world
|10|shthrough the germination of its gemination from Ond's outset till Odd's endsh|10|.
|6And encircle him circuly. Evovae!º6| |10|~
—~| |x|shIs it |~so~| exaltated, eximious,º extraodd |aextraoldandary extraoldandairya| and excelssiorising |~and?~|sh|x|10| |10|~
—~| |x|a|~amengst Amengst~| menlike trees walking or trees like angels weepingºa| |shnobirdy aviar soar anywing to eagle's eagle itsh|!º |~But rocked of agues, cliffed for aye!~|x|10|
|10— |shTelleth |~it aye that eke~| the treeth?
— Musheº mushe of a |~missness mixness~|.
— |11A shrub of libertine, indeed!11| |~And the But that~| steyne |11of |adoom lawa| indead11| what stiles |~it its~| neming?
— Tod, tod, too hard parted!sh|º10|
— |s10|~|shFor the laus of Moses!sh|~|s10| I've got that now|s10, |shDr Melomedicusºsh|s10|. |8|s9Finenight Finights9| mens midinfinite true.8| The form masculine. The gender feminine. I see. Now, are you |8connected with derevatov of8| it yourself in any way? The |8true8| tree,º I mean.º |8Let's hear what science has to say, |apundit-the-next-best-thing pundit-the-next-best-kinga|.8| |11Splanck!11|
—º Upfellbowm.º
|11— |shIt reminds of the weeping of the daughters?sh|
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— |shAnd remounts to the sense arrest.sh|11|
|10— |~The wittold, the frausch and the dibble!~| How this looseaffair brimsts of fussforus! And was this |amanangel treemanangela| on his |~soredbaumend soredbohmend~| because Knockout, the knickknamerº, knacked him in the knecktshaftº?
— |shWell,º he was ever himself for the presention of crudities to
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animals for he had put his own nickelname on every toad, duck and herring before the climber |~climbed clomb~| aloft,º doing the midhill of the park
|x|~in his riddlesneak rags~|x|, flattering his bitter hoolftsh|
|shwith hisº conconundrums.sh|º |11He
would let us have the three barrels.11| |shSuch was a bitte too thikke for the Masterº of the
|~whose hoose~| so as he called down on the Grand Precurser who coiled him a crawler of the dupest dye and thundered at him to flatschº down off offº that
erection and be aslimed of himself for the |~reminder |s+'ballance bellances+'|~| of hissch
leif.sh|10|
|10— Oh Finlay's coldpalled!
— Ahday's begatem!
— |shWere you there, eh Jerhº? Were you there when they lagged um through the Coombeº?
— Wo wo! Who who! Psalmtimes it grauws on me to ramble, ramble, ramble.sh|10|
|10— |shWoe! Woe! So that was how he became the foerstº of ourº treefellers?sh|
— Yesche,º |shand, in the absenceº of any soberiquietsº, the fairstº of our truephalluses,º Bapobapoº Bomslinger!sh|10|
|10— |shHow near do you feel to this capocapo of promontoryism?º
— There do be days of dry coldness between us when he does be like a lodging houseº far far |aaway astraya| and there do be nights of wetwindwhistlingº when he does be making me onions woup all kinds of ways.sh|10|
— |4Let me recall Now you are |10nearer the mark mehrer the murk10||8, Lansdowneº Road8|4|. |8|aShe threw She's threweda| her pippin's thereabouts and |sablank and they've cropped up |s+10'teeth on edge tooth on eydgeºs+|10'|sa| |12'with hates to leaven this socried isle12'|. Now, |12'thornyborn,12'| follow the spotlight, please!8| |s10|shConcerning a boy.sh|s10| Are you acquainted with a paganyº |s10better |shvicariouslysh|s10| known as Toucher |4Doyle |aTom |s+10'Thom “Thom”ºs+|10'|a|4| who is?º |8I suggest |s+11Finglas Finolanºs+|11| as his habitat.8| Consider yourself on the stand now and watch your words|4, take my advice4|. |4Let your motto be: |v5Post nubila blank Inter nubila numbum.ºv5|4|
— |4Never you mind about my mother |8or her hopitout8|.4| I consider|4, ifº I did,º4| I would |4be feel4| frightfully ashamed |4of admired vice4| |v5if I wasv5|.
— He is a man of around fifty|8, struck on Anna Lynsha's Pekoe |awith milk and whiskya|,8| who
does messagesº (10'|shand has more
dirt on himº than an old dog has fleassh|,º10')
|s10|shkicking stones and knocking
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snow off wallssh|s10|.º Have you ever heard of this |4Doyle old
|aboya| |s+10'Thom
“Thom”ºs+|10'| |11|s+or |12“Tim”
“Thim”12|s+|11| (10'of the |shfishy
staresh|º10')4| who belongs to Kimmage|8,
a crofting district,8| |4and is not all there|8,º and is all the more
toº himself since he is not so,º8|4| being most of his time down at the Green Man
(10'where he |shsteals, pawns,
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belches and is a cursesh|, |s+|shdrinking gaily two hours after closing
timesh|,ºs+|10') |4with
|ahis thea| coat on him |5inside skinside5| out against
|8apparitions rapparitions|s10,º
|shwith his socks |~outside outsewed~| his
springsidessh||s+, |shclapping his hands in a feeble sort of
waysh|s+|s10|8|4| and |v5systematicallyv5| mixing
|4|v5systematicallyv5|4| with the public going for groceries|8, slapping
greats and littlegets |asoundlya| with his cattegut belts|s10,º
|shflapping baresidessh|s10|8|
|4and waltzywembling about in his accoutrementsº4| always |8|ain font of the
|~10tubbernickels tubbernuckles~|10|a|, like a longarmed lugh,º8| when
he would be finished |4'with4'| his tea?º |4Crazy, isn't that?º4|
— |4Is it that fellow?º4| As mad as the brambles he is. Touch him. |10|shWith the lawyers sticking to his trewsershinssh| and the swatmenotting on the basque of his beret.10| (10'|shHe has kissed me more than once, I am sorry to say,º and if I did commit gladrolleries may the loone forgive it|err.!ºerr|sh|10') |4|xO wait till I tell you!º
— We are not going yet.
—x|4| |8And look here!8| |4|8And here's Here'sº8| what he |v5did done|10, |saasº snooks as I am saying so,sa| my dear10|v5|!º4|
|4— |aGet |10out! out, you dirt!º10|a| |8You're not! |aUnhindered and odd times!?a| Mere thumbshow?8| Lately?
— How do I know? |s10|shSearchº my billet. Buy a barrack pass.sh|s10| Ask the horneys.4| |11Tell the robbers.º11|
|10— Youº are alluding to the |shpicking pockets in Lower O'Connellº Street?
— I am illuding to the Pekin packet but I am eluding from Laura Connor's treatsh|.10|
— |10A strangely striking |shpertº of
speechsh| for |shthe hottest worked wordsh|
|~in of~| ur sprogue.º10| Now,º |4just wash
|v5& andv5|4| brush up your |v5memory
|8memories memoirias8|v5| a |v5littlev5| bit.
|4|v5You will grant me, I think, that a man's old habits form his new character just as new words break old bottles. — Of course I will.v5|4| |4So I
find|8, referring to the pater of |saour thesa| present man,8|4|
|10an erely demented
|shbrickthrower,ºsh|10|
|v5I'm I amv5| wondering to myself |5in my mind5|(10', qua
|shour |12'arch arc12'| of the
covenant,sh|10') was |4he
|aThom Toucher Toucher|b, a methodistb|a|,º
whose name|10'|s+, as others say,s+|10'| is not really
|s+10'Thom “Thom”ºs+|10'|, was |athis
|12'old saltº12'| son of a
centurya| |8from |12'Batterstown
Boaterstown12'|8|, |v5Oldv5| Shivering
William,º4| |12'the sealiest old forker ever hawked crannock,12'|
|s10|shafter his teeth were shaken out of their |sasockets
sucketssa| by the |~wrong wrang~| dog,sh|
|sa|shwho is always with him at the Big Elm
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and the Archsh|,ºsa| |12'for having 5 pints 73º
of none Eryen blood in him,º above his abaft the seam level, the
unread scatterling,12'| was heºs10| wearing
|s10|shhis cowbeamer andsh|s10| false clothes
|8of |saasa| brewer's grains pattern8| |4with back
|~10buttons buckons~|10| |8with his motto on|a, Yule
Remember,a|8| ostensibly4| for that occasion |v5onlyºv5| of the
|4|v5Arbor Dayv5|4| |8Twelve Twelfth
Dayº Pax and Quantum8| wedding|5, I'mº wondering5|.
— |4I bet you are.4| |4Well,º4| |5he was wandering|8, give him his due,º8| in his mind too|8, (10'|shyou bet,sh|º10') whatever was his matter,º8| for5| I am sorry to have to tell you|8, hullo and evoe,º8| they were coming down from off him.
|8— |aHow |s+curiose culiouss+| an epiphany!a| Hodieº casus cosov esobhrakonton?º
— It looked verys very like it.8|
|10— |s+Needer knows necess and |shneither
garmentssh|.s+| |shMan is minded of Meagher, what? Woollyº Walty?
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— Ay, another good button gone wrong.sh| |s+
— |shBlondman's blaff! Like a skib leaked lintel the arbour leidend with...?º sh|
— |shPamelas, peggylees, pollywollies, questuants, quaintaquilties, quickamerries.sh|s+|10|
|4— |v5Were And|s10, |s+concavingº now convexly to the |shsemidemihemispheressh|,ºs+| from |shthe female anglesh|, |s+music minnestirring,ºs+|s10| werev5| |10the |shsubligatesh| sistersº,10| Pº and ꟼ|a,º |8Clopatrick's cherierapest,8| mutatisº mutandis,a| in |apretty mucha| the same |acondition pickle|s10, |shtheº peach of all piedom,sh| the quest of all quickss10|a|?º
— |s10Prettiest |shPeequeen ourselvessh|,º the prettiests10| |apickles picklingºa| |aof |10|shunmatchemablesh|10| muteº |s10aunties |shantessh|s10|a| I ever |apeeped bopeepeda| at|s10|sa, seesaw shallshee,sa| sinceº the town |sawas gone on the |shGunningssh| Quunread go wentº |shgonningsh| on Pranksome Quainesa|s10|.4| |10|s+
— |shSilks apeel and sulks alusty?
— Boy and giddle, gape and bore.sh|s+|10|
|10— |shI hear these two goddesses are liable to sue him?
— Well, I hope the two Collinses don't leg a bail to shoot him.sh|º10| |10|sx
— |shBoth were white in black arpists at claver cloever spillinº, |s+knickt! knickt?s+|sh|
— |shGels bach, I languishedº liszted. Etousdie Etoudies for the right hand.sh|sx|10|
|4— |aWere they now?a| And were they watching to |ayou as
watchera| as well?
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— (10'|s+|shWhere do you get that wash?sh|ºs+| |shThis representation does not accord with my experience.sh|10') They were watching the watched |v5watchingv5|. |8Vechers all.º8|
— |v5Good.v5| (10'|shHold that watching brief and keep this witching longuer.sh|10') Now,º |v5touching our retouchingv5| friend |6Thom Tomsky6|, |11the enemy,11| did you gather |v5anything muchv5| fromº what he let drop?º |8We are sitting here for that.8|
— I was |6bloody rooshian6| mad, no lie. |10'|s+About |shhis shapeless hatsh|.s+|10'|
— |v5Is that all?v5| |v5I suspect you must have been.v5|
— (10'|shYou are making your thunderous mistake.sh|10') But I was |6awful dung6| sorry for him |v5toov5|.
— |8O Schaum! Not really?8| Were you sorry you were mad |5with him5| |v5then?v5|
— |6When I tell you6| I was |6bloody mad rooshiamarodnimad6| with myself |v5altogetherv5|, so I was, for being sorry |v5for himv5|.4|
|8— So?
— Absolutely.8|
|s10— |shWould you blame him anyº at all stages?
— I believe in many an old stager. But what seemed sooth to a Greek summed nooth to a giantle. Who kills the cat in Cairo coaxes cocks in Gaul.sh|s10|
|10— |shI put it to you that this was solely in his sunflower state and that his haliodraping hatº was why maids all sighed for him, ventured and vied for him.sh| Hm?
— After |shPutawayo, Kansas, Liburnum and New Aimstirdamessh|,º |shit would
notº surprise me in the |averya| least.sh|10|
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|10— That tare and this mole, your tear and our smile. 'Tis life that lies if woman's eyes have been our old undoing. |11Lid efter lid.11| |shReform in mine size his deformation. Piffpuffº up my nostril, would you, andº puff the earthworm outer my ear?º sh|
— |shHe could cloudsº boose his eyes to the birth of his garce, he could lump all his lot through the half of her play,º but he jest couldn't laugh through the whole of her farce becorpse he warn't billed
that way. So he outandouts his volimetangereº and has a lightningº consultation and he downadowns his pantoloogions and made a piece of first |s+personal
perpersonals+| puetry that |s+stale staystales+| remains to |s+be cleaned.
be. Cleaned.s+|sh|10|
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|10|s+
— |shBooms of bombssh| and heavy rethundersº?
— This aim to you!s+|10|
— |8The tail as you tell it|10'|s+, so mastrodantic,ºs+|10'| nearly takes your own |10'|s+mummouth'ss+|10'| breath away.8| (10'|shYour tropersº are so unrelieved because his troopers were in difficulties.sh| Still,º |sh|s+the stultitias let stultitiams+| done in veino condone ineptias made of water veritues.sh|10') How many were married |v5on |ain |8on amidº8|a|v5| that |4first top4| |3morning of all |8strapping8| mornings|4,º |11|+after the midnight turkeyº drive,+|11| myº good |10watcher |shdogwatchersh|º10|4|3|?
|8— |10Puppaps.10| |aThat would That'da| be telling. |10|shWith a hoh frohim and aº heh fraher.sh| But,º as regarbs Tummyº Thornycraft,º |shI defyneº |11the lawn mare and the |+laneg laney+| moweress and11| all the prentisses of wildes to massage him.sh|10|
—8| |10Now |shfrom |aGunnera| Shothandºsh| to |aGuinnessºa| Scenography.10| |11Come to the ballay at the Tailors'º Hall. We mean to be mellay on the |12Mailer's Mailers'12| Mall. And leap, rink and make follay till the |12Gaeler's Gaelers'12| Gall. Awake! Come, a wake!11| |s10Everybody Every old skins10| |8in the leather world|11, infect the whole stock company of |athea| old house of the leaking Leaking Barrelº,11|8| was |4canonically drunk thomistically |v5stoshious drunkv5|4|, |8two by two, |s10|11|shlarkingsh| lairking11| |sho'tootlersº with tamboursº a'beggars,sh|s10| |11the blog and turfs and the brandywine bankrompers,11| trou Normend fashion,8| I |4am have been4| told|3, |v5even down tov5| the |11bank lean11| |s8clocks clorkss8|3|?º |s10Some |shnasty blunt clubssh| were being operated |11after the tradition of a wellesleyan bottle riot act11| and |athere was |sha fall following a pushsh| andºa|s10| |8|10A aº10| few plates were being |10thrown shied10| about |10|s+and |shtumblers bearing traces of fresh portersh| rolling around,º independent of that,ºs+|10| and for the ehren of Fyn's |s9Insel Insul,ºs9| and then followed that wapping breakfast at the Heaven |~and |+11annd and+|11|~| Covenant, |11|awhile witha| Rodey O' echolowingº how his breadcost on the voters would be a comeback for e'er a one,º like the depredations of Scandalknivery,º in and on usedtowobble sloops off cloasts,º11| eh?º |aWould that be a talltale too?a|8| |11This was the grandsire Orther. This was his innwhite horse. Sip?º11|
— Well,º naturally |8he was|11|+, louties asloº
genderymen+|11|8|.º |11|+Being Kerssfesstiydt. (aThey came from all lands
beyond the wave for songs of Inishfeel.a)+|11| |4Whiskwayº and mortem!º4| |11|+No puseyporcious
either,º invitem kappines all round.+|11| But the
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|4|arighta| reverend4| priest|8, Mr Hopsb
Hopsinbond,8| and |v5thev5| |4reverent4|
bride |4eleft|8, Frizzy Fraufrau,8|4| were sober
|3enough3|. |s10|shI think they were
sober.sh|s10|
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— |4|a|v5Pardon me if I differ butv5|a| I think your you're |10wrong |shwiddershinssh|10| there |aabout |v5your thev5| right reverencea|.4| |4|v5Well noo,v5|4| |8Magrath Magraw8| |11|+for the Northwhiggern cupteam+|11| wasº |8best man |10best wedding man wedding'sº |shbeastmansh|10|, papers before us carry8|.º You saw him |8hurriedly8|,º or did you|4,º if |8that's that seme'sº8| not irrelevant4|? |8With Slater's hammer,º perhaps? Or he was in serge?º8|
— I |5horridly5| did.º |5On the stroke of |atwelve the dozena|.5| |4|v5I am I'mv5| sure |v5I am I'mv5| wrong but4| I |4saw him heard the irreverendº Mr |8Magrath Magraw,º in search of a |asammer stammera|, kuckkuck8|4| kicking |8the bedding out of8| |4|v5Fox-Goodmanv5|4| the old |4sexton. That sexton|v5,º |8Red8| Fox-Goodman,ºv5| around the sacristy|11, tillº they were bullbeadle black and bufeteer blue,º11| |awhile |8I |~I, Flood, I and |+11flood Flood+|11|~|8| |band the other |v5man men|11|+, jazzlike brollies and sesuos,º+|11|v5|b| was |btickling gicklingb| his missus in the hall. to |12'gaggles gackles12'| |v5in the hallv5|, the divileena| |11(she's a lamp in her throth)11|,º |5with her |8cygncygn leckle and her8| twelve pound |8laugh lach8|.5| |v5thatv5|4| |v5much I recall.v5|
|4'— |11A loyal wifish woman cacchinic wheepingcaugh! |s12While shelaylylawº was all their rage.s12| (+But you did establish personal contact?º+)11| In epexegesis or on a point of order?
— |11|+That perkumiary pond is beyawnd my pinnigay pretonsions.+|11| (10'I am resting on a pigs of cheesus but10') (+10I think |shI've a big suggestionsh|+)10| it was about |s+10'a thes+|10'| pint of porter.4'|
(10'— |11|+You are a suckersome!+|11| But this all|11|+, as avisº said to oska,+|11| was |shonly that childbearer mightsh| |11|+blogas well+|11| |shsidesplitsh|? |11|+Where letties hereditate a dark mien swart hairy?+|11|
— Only.10') |s12'Twas womans' too woman with mans' throw man.s12|
|10— (+|shBully burley yet hardlyº hurley.sh|+) |shThe saloon bulkhead, did you say, or the tweendecks?sh|
— |shBetween drinks, I deeply painfully repeat it.sh|10|
|10— |shWas she wearing shubladey's tiroirs in humour of her hubbishobbis|11, Massa's star stellar11|?
— |11Mrs Tarr-Taylourº?11| Just a floating panel, secretairslidingdraws,sh|º a budge of klees on her schaltherº |11|+, a |asiderbaass siderbrassa| sehdass on her anular fingringº+|11| and forty croeclipsº in her |s+curlingtongues curlingthonguess+|.10|
|10— |aAnd Soa| this was |athe dope that woolliedº the cad that kinkeda| |shthe ruck that noised the rape that tried the sap that hugged the mort?
— That legged in the hoax that Jokeº bilked.sh|10|
|s10— |shThe jest of junk the jungular?
— Jacked up in a jock the wrapper.sh|s10|
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|4— |8Lollgoll!8| |v5You don't |~8say soye~|8| so!v5| |8|aAll upsydown her whole creation?a| So there was nothing serical between you?8| And Drysalter, father of Izod, how was he now?
— He was. |a|10In To10| the |5pink.
pink, |8man. man, likeº an |s10allmanox. allmanox,º in his
|shshirt and stickupsh|, |s+brustall
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to the bear,º the Megalomagellan of our winevatswaterway,s+|s10|8|5|a|
|s10Squeezing squeezings10| theº life out of the
liffeyº.4|
|8—º (10'|s+Crestofer Carambas!s+| |11|+Such is zodisfaction.+|11| |shYou pinkº me!sh| |s+|shHe came, he kished, he conquered!.sh|s+|10') |11|+Vulturuvarnar!+|11| The must of his glanzfullº coaxing the beam in her eye? (10'|shThat musked bell of this masked ball!sh| |shAnnabella, Lovabella, Pullabella, yep?sh|10')
— (10'|shYup! Like Titentung Tollertone in S. Sabina's.sh|10') Aye aye, she was lithe and |shpleasablesh|.8| |11Wilt thou the lee? Wilt thou the hee? Wilt thou the hussif?11|
(10'— |shThe quicker the deef the softerº thesh| |s+|shsaysh| sapstuff, butº the main the mightier the stricterº the straits+|. |s+To the vast go the game!s+| |shIt is the |s+conversioning circumconversionings+| of |+11antelithal antelithuah antelithual+|11| paganelles by a huggerknut cramwell energuman|s+, or |sathesa| caecodedition of |saansa| absquelitteris puttagonnianne to the herreroismº of a cabotinesque explosers+|?
— I believe you.sh| |11|+Taiptope.º+|11| |s+Reellyº, O reelly!s+|10')
(10'— |s+Nautaey, nautaey,º we're nowhere without ye!s+| |11|+In steam of kavos now arbatos above our hearths doth hum. |aAnd Malkos crackles logs of fun while Anglys cheers our ingles.a|+|11| |shSo lent she him ear to burrow his manhood (or so it appierce) and borrow his |+11name namas+|11|? |11Suilful eyes and sallowfoul hairweed and the sickly sigh from her gingerineº mouth like a Dublin bar in the moarning.11|
— Primus auriforasti me.sh|
— The park is gracer than the hole, says she|s+, butº shekleston's shekelton'sº my fortunes+|?
— |11|shEversought of being artained?sh|11| |shYou've soft a say with ye, |+11Fletter Flatter+|11| O'Ford, that, honey, I hurdley chew you.sh|
— |shIs that answers?
— It am,º queery!sh|10') |10'|s+
— |shThe house was Toot and Come-Inn, |11|+by the bridge called after
Tiltass,º+|11| but are you |sa|shsolarly andº
salemlysh|sa| sure,º beyond the shatter of the canicular year? Nascitur ordo seculi
nonfit.º
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— Siriuslyº |sa|shand (12selenly selenely12)sh|sa| sure behind the shutter. (12Sicurius Securius12) indicat umbris tellurem.sh|s+|10'|
(8— Dateº as? (10'|s+|shYour time of immersion?sh|s+| |shWe are still in droughtsh| |s+ofs+| …?10')
— (10'Amnis Dominae, |shMarcus of Corrigsh|.10') A laughin hunter and Purty Sue.8)
|8— Andº crazyheaded Jorn|11|+, the bulweh born+|11|?
— Fluteful as his orkan. |10'|s+Ex ugola lenonem.s+|10'|
— And Jambs?, of Delphin's Bourne |10'|s+or (as olders lay) of Tophats+|10'|?
— |s+10'Dancing Dawncing the kniejinkskys+|10'| (10'|shchoreopiscopallysh|10') like an easter sun round the |10colander. colander, |shthe Vicesh|!º |s+Taranta boontoday! You should |sasee him dawnce pree him pranceºsa| the polcat, you should |sasniff whiffºsa| him wops around, you should hear his piedigrotts schraying |11|+as his (12sketies skirm skimpies skirp12) a+|11| …s+|10|
(10'— (+|shCrashedafar
Corumbas!sh|+) |11A Czardanser indeed!11|
|s+Dervilish glad (12too? too.12) Ortovito
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semi ricordo.s+| |shThe pantaglionic affection through his bloodsh|
|s+like a bad influenzas+| in a leap at bounding point?
— |shOut of Priskysh| Poppagenua, |shthe palsied old priamite,sh|º |shhome fromsh| |shEdwin Hamilton's Christmas pantaloonadesh|,º |s+Oropos Roxy and Pantharhea,ºs+| |shat the Gaietysh|, |+11|shprancingsh| trippudiating+|11| |shround the aria, with his fiftytwoº heirs of agesh|! |11|+They may reel at his likes but it's Noeh Bonum's shin do.+|11|10')
— And |awhita| what was Lillabil Issabil|a, maidevea|, maid,º at?
—8| (8Tristsº and thranes and trinies and «++blank traines.s++|8) |11|+
— A takebackº to the virgin page, darm it!
— Ay, graunt ye!.+|11|
|4⇒|v5⇑—v5| |v5And the swiss?v5|
|v5⇑—v5| |v5He was trouting for the boss.v5|
— |v5You don't say so!v5| |aAnd the Thea|
|aqueer quobusa| quartet |awas to the fore too, eh? were there too(8,
if I mistake not,8) |s10as a
|~|shsideshowsh| but
sideline but,º pace the |shcontempt of
senatesh|,~|s10| |b|v5mastersinging
wellv5|b| wi to the fore(8, |10|~pace the contempt of
senate,~|10| in an amnessyº meeting,º metandmorefussed to decide whereagainwhen to meet
themselves,8) (10'|s+|shflopsome and jerksomeº, lubber and
deliric,sh|s+| |shdrinking
unsteadilysh| |11through the Kerry quadrilles and Listowel lancers11|
and10') |v5mastersinging alwaysv5| with |v5their
thatv5| consecutive fifth |v5of theirsv5|, eh? |v5Improving on their past
as usual.v5|a| |11|+Like four wise elephants inandouting under a twelvepodestalled table?+|11|
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— |6You've said it!º6| They were |6simple6| |5scandalmoners, making scandalmongers(10', that familiar, and all10')! (8Normand, Desmond, Osmund and Kenneth.8) Making5| |11mejical11| history all over the show!º4|
|10— In sum, some hum? |11And other marrage feats?11|
— |shAll our statuesº they were astumbling round the raukyº roars of assumbling when |~Pig Bigº~| Arthur flugged the field at Annie's courting.sh|10|
|s10— |shSuddenly some wellfiredº clay was cast out through the schap schaapsteckersº of |~Whosunread hoy's~| houseº?
— Schottenly there was a hellfireº club kicked out through the wasistasº of Thereswhere.º sh| |11|+
— Like Heavystost's envil catacalamitumbling. Three days three times into the Vulcuum?
(12—12) Punch!º+|11|
— |11|+Or+|11| |shNoe et Ecclesiastes, nonneº?
— Ninny, there is no hay in Eccles's hostelº.
— Yet an I saw a sign of him,º if you could scrape out his acquinntence.º |11Name or redress him and we'll call it a night!11|
— .i..'. |~.o.e. .o..l.~|sh|s10|
— You are sure it was not a (8|s10rebel's redding |shshuler's shakeupsh| |s+or a plighter'sº palmings+|s10| or a8) |4winker's4| wake |10|s+etcaetera etcaeterorums+|10| you were at?
— Precisely.
(10'— Mayhap.º Hora pro Nubis,
|shThundersdaysh|º, at A Little Bit Of Heaven, Howth,º the wife of Deimetuus
(D'amn),º Earl Adam |shFitzadamsh|,º of a Tartar
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(Birtha) or Sackville-Lawry and Morland-West, at the Auspice for the Living|err,ºerr| Bonnybrook,º
|shby the river,º and A. Briggs Carlisle,sh| guardian of the
birdsmaids and (12deputilliser deputiliser12) for groom. |s+Pontifical mess.s+|
|shOr (soddenly) Schott,sh| furtivfired by the riots. No flies.
|shAgreest?sh|
— Mayhem. Also loans through the post. With or without security. Everywhere. Any amount. Mofsovitz, swampstakers,º purely providential.10')
|4— (8Flood's.8) |v5The pinkman,º the squeeze, the pintº with the
kick.v5| |11|+|aGaa.a| And then the punch to Gaelicise it.+| Fox.
The lady with the lamp. The boy in the barleybag.º The old man on his ars. |aGreat Scrapp!a| 'Tis we and you and ye and me and
hymns and hurts and heels and shields. |aThe eirest race, the ourest nation, the airest place
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that erestationed.a|11| |5He was culping for penance while you were ringing his belle.5| Did |aGoodman the kickee,
|bGoodmanº (8|s+10'roed Ruedºs+|10'|8)
Foxºb|,a| say anything |aimportanta|?
(8|s10Mmm?
|+11⇑—+|11| |shClamº or cram, spick or spat?º
— No more than Richman's |~periwinkle periwhelker.º~|sh|s10|8)
— (8Not a word. Nnn ttt |s10wrd. wrd?s10|8)4|
(10'— |shA gael galled by scheme of scorn? Nock?
— Sangnifyingº nothing. Mock!sh|10')
(8— Fortitudo eius rhodammum tenuit?
— Five maim! Or something very similar.8)
— |4(10'|shI should like to euphonise that.sh|10') (10'That It10') sounds |agood law an isochronism(10'|s+, secretº speech Hazeltonºs+| and obviously |shdisemvowelledsh|10')a|. |aBut it is good (8law laylawº8) (12too12).a| We may take those |5kicks for (8free kicks for wellmeant kicks for free8)5| granted(10', thoughº |shultra vires, void and, in fact,º unnecessarily sosh|10').4| |4Happily you |v5You, sir, happily Happily youv5|4| were not quite so successful in |4sublimating the process (8verbal8) whereby you would sublimateº4| your |4|ablepharospasmodical blepharospasmockicala|4| suppressions|4, it seems4|?º
|4— What was that? |s10|shFirst I heard |saof aboutsa| it.sh|s10|
— Were you |anow or were you nota|? Ask yourself the |aquestion. |8questions. answer.º I'm not giving you a short question.8|a|4|
— |8I'm not giving you a short question.8| Quite so.º
— Now|4, notº to mix up,4| cast your eyes around |4you Capel Court4|. I want you|v5, witness (10'of this |shepic strugglesh|, |shas yours so minesh|10'),v5| to |3tell reconstruct3| |4|ato fora|4| usº as briefly as you can,º |4|8in inexactly the same as8| a mind's eye view,º4| howº |s10|~the |shholyname rallysh| of~|s10| these funeral games|s10, whichº have been poring over us through |shhomer's kerryer pidgeonssh|, |~mustcredesold massacreedoed~| as |~|shthe holiname rallysh| round,º~|s10| took place. |5(+
— Which? Sure I told you that |8before afoul8|. (10'|shI was drunk all lost life.sh|10')
— Well, tell it to me |8again befair|10, the whole |shplan of |s11canpaigm campaigns11|,sh|10|8| |6in that bamboozelem |8mincethrill8| voice of yours6|. Let's have |8it. it, christie!8|+)5| |s10|shThe Dublin own,º the thrice familiar.sh| |s+'The whole |shplan of campaignsh|s+'|s10|
— |4|5Which?5|4| Ah, sure,º
|v5I forget |8I8|
|11eyewitness forget eyewitless foggus11|v5|.
'Tisº all roundº |v5my
mev5| |8bebattersbid8| hat.
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— Ah, go on |v5with youv5| now|8, Mastaº Bones,8|
|11a gig for a gag,11| |4with your |8impendimentsº and
your8| |v5parrottricks |~10parrotricks
perroqtriques~|10|v5|4|! |8Blank memory of |11hatless11| darky
in blued suit. You were ever the gentle poet|10, |shdove from |s+Hawarden
Haywardens+|sh|10|.8| |11Pitcher cup, patcher cap, pratey
man!º11| |4Be nice about it|11, Bones
Minor11|!4| |8Look chairful!8| |11Come, delicacy!11|
|10Go to the end,
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thou slackardº! Once upon a grass and a hopping high grass it was.10|
— Faith,º then, |8Meesta Cheeryman,8| firstº he come up|11, a |agig gaga| as a |agag giga|,11| |4|a|s8the Badgeler'sºs8| rakea| |11to the |atown town'sa| major11| |10|shfrom the wesz,sh|º |saMacSmashall Swingyº of the Cattelaxes,sa|10| |11got up regardless,11| |5with a cock (+in on+) |11the Kildare side of11| his |8hat Tattersall,º |s10in his riddlesneek'sº ragamufflerss10| and the horrid contrivance as seen above,º8| |10whisklyng |s+|shinto a bonesh|s+| |11(12tolrably tolerably12) delicatelyº11| |shthe Wearing of the Bluesh| andº10|5| dragging his feet in the usual courseº |a|v5like a schottischerv5|a|4| and |4|awas |v5hang me if he wasn't wasv5|a| ever so |11terribly11| |anice naas|10, |11really,11| taking off his |shplushkwadded bugsbysh| |shin his perusual flea and loisy mannersh|, |shsaying good mrowkas to weevilybollysh| andº10|a|4| |8telling him clean his |sanails and sofort nagles|s10, |shMilessh|,ºs10| Renard and foxº himself up|s10, Cogan,ºs10| and so on |sband so fortºsb| and to take the |10coomb coocoomb10| to to his grizzliesºsa|8| |11and who done that foxy freak on his bear's hairs like fire bursting out of the Ump pyre11| |v5andº |11half11| hang me|11, sirr,11| if he wasn'tv5| |4wanted wanting4| his |s++8calico calicubs++|8| |4body4| back |4before he'd |8to8| take his life or |8so8| save his life4|. Then|6, begor,6| counting as many as |s+11thirty eleven to thirtytwos+|11| secondsº |8with his pocket browning,º8| like I said|11, wann swanns wann,º11| (10'|shthis is my awethorrortysh|,º10') he kept |8cursing forecursing8| |s10at him |shhascul Hasculphsh|s10||8, foulº Fanden,8| |10and ravinº10| |4for theº |10key coacoackeyº10| of |athe John Dunn'sa| fieldº |8fore it warº for sent8| and4| the way |4he Montague4| was robbed |s8and wolfling about the ways8| to know |4all what went off and4| who burned the hay|8,º perchance (+10wilt thou |shthou'lltºsh|+)10| say,º8| (10'before he'd |shkill all the Kanessh|,º10') |10and the price of |shPatsch Purcell's faketotemsh|,10| which the man|4,º |s10|shhis plantagonistsh| |11up from the bog of the depths11|,ºs10| |~8that who~|8| wasº raging with |v5thev5| thirst |10|shof the sacred spongesh|10| and |8who|a,º |10(+|shas a |11matter of pact mashter of pasht11|,sh|+)10| so far as him was concerned,ºa| was only standing |11there nonplush11| to the corner of Turbot Street,º |11perplexing about a paumpshop and11| «++preparing pupparings++| to spit,8| wanting to know |s++8what whelps++|8| |5the |11henconvention henconvention's compuss memphis11|5| he wanted with him,º4| knewº nothing about.
— |8A sarsencruxer, moor and burgess |~medlay medley~| |s10like the
nap |shNap O'Farrellº Patter Tandysh|
|shoffensive-defensivesh|ºs10|?8|
In other words,º was that how |8in the |aanusual cause
annusual cursea| of things(10', (+|shas
complement to compliment,sh|+) thoughº |shafter a manner of men which I
must and will say seems extraordinarysh|,10')8| their |8celicolar8|
|4subtler4| angelic warfare |8or photoplay
finisterrº8| started?
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— Truly. |v5That I may never!v5|
|4'— Did one |ascuma| |8|ainº the
auradramaa|, the deff,8| (10'|shafter some
clever play in the mudsh|,10') thenº |acall the
other |btell mention |8sleeplyº8| tob| the other
|8undesirable, |athe aa| dumm, (10'during diverse
|shintertidalº instantssh|10')
|auponº the resume after the |s10angelus
angeruss10|,a|8| |v5thatºv5| |8for his
deal8| he wasa| a pigheaded Swede |8and to wend himself to a medicinsº8|?
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— |8It To be sore he did|~, the huggornut~|! Only it8| was |8turnipheaded (12turniphodded turniphudded12)8| dunce|s10, |shI beg your pardonsh|,s10| |8and he would |11|+jokes+|11| |s10blow bowlderblows10| |10him |shthe beltholdersh|º |sawith his |shblack masketsh|sa|10| off the |s10bawlings10| Greenº8|.4'| |11|+
— Sublime was the warning!+|11| |11|+
— The aurthorº, in fact, was mordredº.+|11|
(10'— |shDid he|s+, |shthe first spikesmansh|,s+| do anything to him|s+, the last spokesman,s+| when|s+, |shafter heaving some more smutt and chaff between themsh|,s+| they rolled togutter into the ditch together?sh| |shBlack Pig's Dyke?sh|
— |shNo, he had his teeth in the back of his head.sh|10')
|8— Did Box then try to shine his puss?
— No,º but Cox did to shin the punman.8| |10|x
— Theº worsted crying that |shif |aever nevera| he looked on Lord Leverhulme'sº again and the bester huing that he might ever save sunlifesh|?º
— Truly.º Asbestos he ever. And sowasso I never.x|10|
|s8— That forte Carlysleº touch breaking the Campden'sº pianoback.s8|
(12— Pansh!12)
|3— |8Are you of my meaning8| |8That that8| would be |8going on to8| |v5about |atowards abouta|v5| |411.30 half |5eleven noon5| |10|shclickº o'clocksh|10|,4| |4'pip emma4'||4.,º |aGreenwaker |~10Greenwicker Grinwicker~|10|a| time,º |aby your |bquadrant |cquatrangle |8queer quaint querqcut8| ¾ quidrent |v5quatrent quadrantv5|c|b|a|?4|
— |8You will be asking me |aand I wish to Higginsº you wouldn'ta|.8| Would it?3|
|4— Let it be |v511.30. |aeleven twelvea| thirty |aafter a somerswatch |8of the tardest8|a|?ºv5|
— And it was |v511.30 too. eleven (+thirty thirsty+) too |abefour in aº sowandsuch|8.,º reloy on it!º8|a|v5|4|
|s10— |shTick up on time.sh| |saHow dayº you doom?sa| |x|shThat rising day sinks rosing in a |anight ofa| nine weeks'º wonder.sh|ºx|
— |saAmities, mercyº buckup!sa| |shThe uneventhº day of the |s+uneventh unlevenths+| month of the |sauneventh uneventedsa| year.sh| (12At mart in mass.12)s10|
|4— (12A triduum before Our Larry's own day.12) By which of your chronos, myº man of four watches?
|aunread? Larboardº, starboard, dog,º or
deathº?a|
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— |11Dunsink, |aRugby rugbya|, ballast,º and ball.11| You can imagine!º4|
— (10'|shLanguage this allsfare for the loathe of Mausesº ambiviolent about it.sh|10') Will you swear all the same you saw their shadows (10'a hundred foot later,10') struggling |v5about |adiabolicallya| overv5| this, that and the other|5, their virtues |aproa| and his principality |acona|,º5| |4near Theº Ruins, Drogheda Streetº,4| and kicking up |4fallen leaves the devil's own dust4| for the |v5Milesianv5| wind?
— I will|v5. I did. They were. |a|bI swear.b| Like the heavenly militia.a|v5| (12So wreek me Ghyllygully|err.!º13|12) |4|a|v5with Withv5| my tongue through my toecapa| onº the headlong stone of kismet4| if so |v5it's 'tisv5| the will of |4God Whose |v5be done B. Dunnv5|4|.
— (10'|shWeepingº Lorcans!sh|10') They must have |4|v5wilfullyv5|4| |6done put in6| |3some3| wonderful work(12, ecad,12) on the quiet like|s10, duringº this |sharms' parleysh||s+, |shmeatieritesº forces vegateariansº sh|s+|s10|. |4|8Don't you Dostº thou not8| think so?4|
— Ay.º
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|10— The |shillegal-lookingºsh| range or |shfender|sa, alias |shturfing ironsh|,sa| |s+|sha product of Hostages and Co, Engineers,sh|s+| changed feet several times (12as briars revalvered12) |~pounding this |sharms parleysh| during the weaponswap~|? (12Piff?12)
— (12Puff!12) Excuse yourself. It was an ersatz lottheringcan.sh|10|
|4—º |8|~|10In the beginning was their war?10|~|8| They |s10|shdid not know the war was oversh| ands10| were only |v5— berebelling or bereppelling one another |8by chance or necessityº8| with sham bottles|8|a, mere and woiney,ºa| like their caractacurs in an (12irish Irish12) |aRoman |~roman |11Roman Ruman11|~|,º |bas betwinst Picturshirts and Scutticules,ºb| to sorrowbrateº the expeltsion of the Danosa|8|v5|? |8|~In the bigunning waged they war?~|8| (6What sayest thou|11, scusascmerul11|?6)
— That's all. |11For he was heavily upright man.º |aLimba romena in (12bucclis Bucclis12) tucsada.a|11| |8Farcing gutterish.8|
— I mean the Morgans and the Dorans|10|sh, inº finnishsh|10|.º
— I know you |10do. don't. Inº Feeney's.10|4|
|8— The mujic of the |afuture footurea| on the barbarihams of the bashed? |11Co c Canniley?11|
— Da |11Donnuley11|.8|
|10— In voina viritas?, neat wahr?º
— O bella! O pia! O pura! Amem.º10|
|10— |shYet this war has meed peace?º |aAb chaos, lex?ºa|
— Handwalledº amokst us.sh| |shThanksbeersh| to Balbus!10|
|8— |aAs All the samea| you sound it 'twouldº clang
|ahowlishºa| like Hull hopen for Christmiansº?
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— But |ait clings 'twillº clinga| hellish like engels opened to neuropeans, |aif you've sensedºa| whole the sum.8| (12So be vigil!12)
|3⇑—3| |3D'yu mean to tall us on your oath, my lad, yur moon
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was shining.3|
— And this (12pattern12) pootsch (12punnermine12) |s10|shof |~conmen concoon~| and propreysh|ºs10| went on|8, hogº and minne,º8| (12a whole whake, your12) night after |8larry's8| night|8, |11spittinspite on Dora O'Huggins,11| ormonde caught butler, |9the artillery of |aheaven the O'Heffernsºa| answering the cavalry of the MacClouds,9| fortey and more fortey,8| |4a thousand and one times,º4| according to |4you. your cock and a |5hen biddy5| story?º4| |8For Lludi llongi, forº8| years and years perhaps? |6|s+|8What sayest thou?8|s+|6|
— That's |4right ri4|. |8This is his largos life, this is me timtomtum,º and this is her two peekweeny ones.8| |4From the |v5fifth lastv5| |atoe fingera| on the second foot of the fourth man to the first |aone |v5toe onev5|a| on the last one of the first. That's right.4|
|8— Finny. Vary vary finny!
— It may look funny but fere it is.8|
— |11Stadyon there!º11| |4This is not guid enough|v5,v5||10'|s+,s+|10'| |aJohn |bMr Leftfoot Foremost |v5Mr Lastfoot Foremostv5|b|a| |10'|s+Mrº Brasslattins+|10'|.4| |11Finging and tonging and winging and ponging! And all your rally and ramp and rant!11| |8|~Did ye Didgetº~| think I was asleep at the wheel?8| D'yu mean to tall |4us grand jurors4| |8of Thathensº of Tharcticº8| on yurº oath, |v5my mev5| lad,º |8and ask us to believe8| |11you|err,err| forº all you're |aenjuring enduringa| long terms,º11| |v5with yur last foot |~8foremost foremouthst~|8|, thatv5| yur moon was shining |8on the tors and on the cresties8| and |v5wind blowing winblowingv5| night after night,º for years and years perhaps,º after yuº swearing to it a while back |v5the other way aboutv5| |8before yurº |~Cork Corth~| examiner|a, Markwalther,a|8| that there was |v5rain reenv5| in |~8plenty planty~|8| all the |~8time teem~|8|?
— Perhaps so, as you |4grand duly4|
affirm(10'|sh, Robman Calvinicsh|10'). I never
thought |v5about overv5| it, faith. |8I
|11must most11| certainly think |11so11|
about it. I hope. |10(+|shUnless it is
actionable.sh|+)10| It would be a charity for me to think about something
|10(+|shwhich I must on no
|11account caste accounts11| omit|11, if you
ask to me11|sh|+)10|.8|
|4However..... It was told me |s10as an |shinspired
statementsh|s10| by |8Tarpey a friend of myself,
Tarpey,8| |10(+|shin reply to
salutesh|+)10| |aafterº |v53
threev5| o'clock mass(10', withº forty ducks indulgent,10')a| that some rain was promised to Mrs
|aClery Lyons, the invalid,º |8of Aunt Tarty Villa,8|a|
|11with lots gulp and sousers,º11| and
|10'|s+|shlikewisesh|s+|10'| he told
me|10, |shthe recusantsh|,º
|s+|shafter telling masssh|, with
|shtwo hundred genuflexionssh|,s+|10|
|11at the split hour of blight when bars are keeping so sly,11| |a|bit
was out in the park, says he, |v5asv5| |6'what
what'sº6'| follows.b| |bhe
Heºb|
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|11was is11| doing a walk, says |5he
she5|, in the feelmick's park, says he, like a |bfine old |v5terrible
tarrablev5|b| Turk, says |5he she5|, letting loose |v5in
onv5| his nursery|v5, and|6',
(+begor begalla+),6'|v5|a| he
|11met meet himself with11| Mr |aMichaela| Clery
|aof a Tuesdaya| who said |aFather MacGregor was desperate to the bad place about |5thassbawls
and5| |10(+|shejaculating
aboutsh|+)10| |v5allv5| the
stairrodsa| (10'and the
|sh|s+cat washing his ear catspew swashing his earwinker
earwankers+|sh|10') |8and thinconvenience being locked up for
months,º owing to being |~frequented putrenised~| by stragglers abusing the
apparatus,º8| |5and5| for Tarpey |11to pull himself into his soup and fish
and to push on his borrowsaloaner and11| to go |8to the tumple8|
|10(+|shlike greased liningsh|+)10| and see Father
MacGregor and|11, be Cad, sir,11| he was to |11pipe up (12and12)11|
|a(6salute saluate6) that clergyman and |v5to say about Mrs Lyons was
thev5| tell |5him his holiness5|
|10(+|shthe whole goat's throatsh|+)10| about
the three shillingsº in the confusional |bandb|a| |v5tov5| say
|v5about howv5| Mrs Lyons|8, the
cuptosser,º8| |awas the |binvalid
infidelb| whoa| |s+10'promised
|shprophessisedsh|s+|10'| to
|asend postºa| three |s+10'shillings
shielingss+|10'| |s10|shPeter's
pelfsh|s10| |8|aoff her tochera| from
Paraguaisº8| to Mr |aMichael Martina| Clery for Father
|aMacGregor |v5Matthew Mathewv5|a| to
|asay put upa| a |amass midnight mask |8on Saints
|s+Withouts Withinsºs+|8| |bof a
|5Monday Thrushday5|b|a| |8and albs by the yardº8| for
|11African man and to let Brown child do and to leave he Anlone and
forº11| |8all the nuisances committed by soldats and nonbehavers and |~missbelovers andº~| for N. D. de
la l'Ecluseº to send8| more |arain
|v5O heehawv5| hell's flutes, |bI'll be drenched |v5my
prodder again!v5| |v5and Andv5| I never brought my
|v5cats & dogs blanket |s+10'cats' and
dogs' |shcads in togssh|s+|10'|
blanket!v5|b|a|4| |8Foueh!8|
|s10— |shAngly as arrows, but you have right, my celtslingerº!sh| (12Nils, Mugn and Cannut.12) Should brothers be for awe,º unread then?s10|
|10— |shSo let use off be octo while oil bike the bil and wheel whang till wabblin befoul yoush| but mere and mire trullopes will knaver mate agameº on the bibby bobby burns of.10|
— |3Quatsch!3| |4What |8hell
hill8| areº yu |atalking flukinga|
about|8, ye |~10lame lamelookond~|10|
fyats8|?º4| |8I'll |~disciplin
discipline~| ye!8| Will |3you
yuº3| swear or affirm |3the
day3| to |3your yur3| second sight
|v5now noov5| and recant that all
|3you yu3| affirmed and sworeº to
(10'andº profetised10') at first sight |8for his southerly accent8|
was all |4untrue |v5paddy flaherty paddyflahertyv5|4|?
|8Will ye, ay or nay?8|
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— Ay |11sayº I ey aye11|.º I |v5firmly affirmlyv5| swear to it that it |8|areally |breelly roollyb|a| and coollyº8| |s10|sh|s+ballyhooly boolyhoolys+|sh|s10| |4was. was with my |a|v5oleaginous holyhagionousv5|a| lips continuously poised upon the |arubricateda| Annualsº of |v5Ulster Saint Ulstarv5|!º4|
— |4That's very |v5good of ye. guid of ye|8,
R.C8|!ºv5|4| Maybe |3you yu3| wouldn't mind
|v5telling tallingv5| us, my labbroseº
lad, how very much bright cabbage |8or
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papermintº |~comfits comfirts~|8| |3do you
|v5do yu d'yuv5|3| draw for all |3you are yur3|
|~8swearing swearin~|8|?º |11The spanglers,
kiddy!?11|
— |s10|shRootha prootha.sh|s10| |8There you have me!8| |4Very Vurry4| nothing,º |8O potators,8| I call it,º for |3it I might as well tell |5you |8yous Yousº |aEssexelcy |~Esseexelcy Essexelcy|s10, andº |sh|~I'm I am~| not swallowing my air,sh|ºs10|~|a|8|5| the |8Golden Bridge's8| truth. It3| amounts to |4nil. |8nil nada8| inº pounds |v5and orv5| |8pence, not pence. Not a glass of Lucan nor8| as much as the |v5price costpriceºv5| of a highlandman's |v5trouserstree trousertreev5| |8or the three crowns round your draphole |a(isn'tº it |s10|shdramsh|s10| disgusting?)ºa|8| for the whole dumb plodding |v5thing. thing!v5|4| |4|v5However...v5|4|
— Come on now,º johnnyº! |8|~Jock and the beafstick!~|8| |4'We weren't born yesterday.4'| |8Pro tanto quid retribuamus?8| |8I ask you to say |s10on your |shscotty pictailsh|s10|8| |~8You you~|8| were promised (10'fines times with10') some staggerjuice |s10|shor deadhorsesh|ºs10| |8|aon strip ora| in largesº |aat the Raven and Sugarloafa|, either |aJohn's Jones'sa| lame or Jamesy's gait,8| |v5anyway. anyhow?v5|
— (10'|s+Bushmillah!s+| |shDo you think for a moment?sh|10') Yes, by the way.º |8How very necessarily true!8| (10'|shGive me fair play.sh|10') When?
(10'— |shAt the Dove and Raven Tavern tavern, no, ah?sh| |s+To wit your wizzend?s+|
— Water, water, darty water! Up Jubilee sod! |s+Beet peat wheat treat!s+|10')
|3— (10'|shWhat harm wants but demands it!sh|10') How would |v5you yuºv5| like to hear |v5your yurv5| right name now|a, |10|shGhazi Power,sh|10| |4johnny my tristy minstrel4|,a| if |v5yer yurv5| not freckened of frank comment?
— |aI'm not Nota| afrightened of Frank |10Annybody Annybody's gaspower |saor |shillconditioned ulcerssh| neithersa|10|.3|
— Your gullet!sh|10')
|4— Will you repeat that |v5to mev5| outside|10'|s+, |shleinconnmunssh|s+|10'|?
— (10'After you've |shshouted a fewsh|?10') |shI will when it suits mesh|(10', |shhulstlersh|10').4|
|4— Guid! We |amakea| fight!º (12Three to one!12) |v5Ready! |8Raddy! Raddy?8|v5|
— But no, from |8example exemple|s10,
|shEmaniash|ºs10|8|!
|s10(+|shRaffaroo!º
sh|+) |shWhat
|sawill dosa| you have?sh|s10| |6What
mean you|10, |shaugust
onesh|10|?6| |11|shFairplay for
Finnians!sh|º11|
|10|s+|shI will have my humours.sh|s+|
Sure,º you would not |shdo the cowardly thingsh|
|11|+and moll b me roon+|11|?º10|
|8Tell Queen's Roadº I am seilling. |11|+Farewell, but whenever!+|11|
Buy Buy!8|4|
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|4— |v5If Efv5| I chuse to put a bulletº like |v5you, clean yuv5| through the grill |afor heckling,º |b|v5you bullock,v5|b|a| what business is that of yours, |v5pray yu bullockv5|?
— I don't know, sir.4| |v5Don't ask me, |8sir your honour8|!v5|
— |4Gently, gently|5,º Less Northern
Ire5|!4| |8Gloveº that red hand!8| Let me once more.
|v5Now my other point.v5| |4There are
|asordidlya| tales within |v5tales.
tales,v5| |a|v5You youv5| clearly understand
|v5that. that?v5|a|4| |v5Now my other point.v5| Did you
know|5, whetherº by melanodactylism or purely libationally,º5|
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that one of these |4two, the man two Crimeans4| with the fender, |4the taller
man,4| |v5or the coffin, if you prefer that,v5| was accused of a certain offence or of a choice of two
|4offences serious charges4|,º |s10as
|shskirts were divided on the subjectsh|,s10| if you like itº
better that way? |v5Did you now?v5| You did, you rogue,º
you?º
— You hear things. |3Besides |4(andº serially now)º4| bushes have eyes, don't forget.3| |4Hah!4|
— Which |5moral turpitude5| would you select of the two,º for choice,º if you had your way? |4And Playing bull before shebears or the hindlegs off a clotheshorse?4| Did |4any4| |v5anyv5| |3orangemen orangepeelers3| |4or greengoaters4| appear periodically |4in up4| your |4sylvan4| family tree?
— |4Buggered if I know!º4| It all depends on |4what how much family silver4| you |4mean by want for4| |4your family |5your ass and pair a nass-and-pair5|4|. |4Hah!4|
|4— What do you mean, sir, |aby behinda| your hah?º |11You don't hah to do thah, you know, snapograph.11|
— Nothing, sir. |8Only a bone moving into place.8| |11Blotogaff.11| Hah! Hah! Hahah!4|
|8— Whahat?
— |10(+|shAre you to have all the pleasure quizzing on me?sh|+)10| I didn't say it aloud, sir. It wasº something inside of me talkin talking to myself.8|
|4— You're a nice |athird-degreeºa| witness|a, faitha|! (10'But this is |shno laughing mattersh|.10') |aAre you a tonedeaf? Do you think we are tonedeafs |v5, bray?v5| in our noses |btoo to bootb|?a| Can you |anota| distinguish |aright from wrong the sense|v5, prain,v5| from the sound, braya|?4| |8You have homosexual cathexisº of empathy between narcissism of the exvertº and steatopygic invertedness.8| |v5Get yourself psychoanalysedº!v5|
|v5— |6O(12,12) begor,6|
|8I want no expert nurse'sº symaphy (10'from yours (12broons12) quadroons10')
and8| I can psoako-onalooseº myself any time I want (10'(|shthe fog follow you
all!sh|)10') |awithout your interferencesa| |8or any other
pigeonstealer8|.
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— |6blank 'Sample! 'Sample!º6|v5|
— Have you |4ever reflected, witness evewº weflected, wepowtew4|, that the evil,º what though it |4were chosen |v5wewe chosen |awere wasa| willedv5|4|,º might |4nevertheless nevewtheless4| lead somehow |v5unto on tov5| good |4toward towawd4| the |4generality genewality4|?
|4— |8Aº pwopwo of haster meets waster and8| |5|~8Talking talking~|8| of plebiscites by a show of hands|8, whether declaratory or effective,8|5| |~8In in~|8| all |v5earnestness seriousness,v5| |a|v5and taking av5| |b|v5show of limbs as av5|b| |v5plebiscitev5|a| |v5does hasv5| it |abegin becomea| to dawn |v5on you now in you yetv5| that |athe deponent,a| |v5this thev5| man from Saint Yves,º may have been |a(one is reluctant to use the passive |~8voice voiced~|8|)|v5, mayº |8have be8| beenv5|a| as much sinned against as sinning,º |afora| if we look at it verbally perhaps there is no true noun in |aactivea| nature |awhere every |v5ballyv5| being |8|~(please read this mufto)º~|8| is becoming in its |8own owntown8| |v5eyes. eyeballs?ºv5|a|4| |8|~Please read this mufto.~| Now,º the long |~form, form and~| the strong form and reform alltogether!8|
|8— Hotly cultured Hotchkiss Culthur's Everready, ownº brother to
Neverreachedº, |awell over countless hands,ºa| sieur of many winners and losers,
|agroomed by S. Samson |~& and~| Sonº, bred by
Dilalahsº,a| will stand at Bay (Dublin) from nún till dánº
and vites inversion and at Miss or Mrsº |~Man blank's
(12McMannigan's MacMannigan's12)~| Yard.
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— Perhapsº you can explain|~, sagobean~|?8| |10'|s+The Mod needs a rebus.s+|10'|
— |8Proº |s9generals9| continuation and in
|s9particulars9| explication to your |s9singulars9|
interrogation our asseveralation.8| |4Ladiesgentº!,4|
|10|shpalsº will
smilesh| but10| |v5Me
mev5| and Friskyº Shorty|8, my inmate friend,º |xas is uncommon struck on poplar
poetry,ºx|8| and a few |4plebiscites fleabesides4| |8round
|aof ata| |aFriend's Meatinhouse West Pauper
Bosquetºa|8| was (10'|shhaving a wee chatty with our hosty in his comfy
establysh|,º10')
|10|shglad to be back again with the chapssh| and10|
just arguing |~8friendly like friendlylike~|8| |8at the Doddercanº
Easehouseº8| overº the old
|8Middlesex8| partyº
|5and his moral turps|8, meaningº flu, pock, pox and mizzles, grip, gripe,º gleet
|sa— — |~& and~| sprue, caries, rabiessa|,
mumpsº and dumps and8|5|. What me and Frisky |10'|s+in our
concensuss+|10'| |s9and the whole double gigscrews9|
|8|10(+|shof
subscribersºsh|+)10|,º |sanot
toº say the burman,ºsa| having successfully concluded our tour of |sabible
bibelsa|,º8| wants to know is thisahere. Supposing|10(+, |shforº
an ethical fict,º sh|+)10| him|8, which the
findings showed,8| to have taken his |6epicene
epsceneº6| licence |4before the
|8Norsect'sº8| divisional4| respectively as regards them male
|8Middlesexº8| privates and or concomitantly with all common or neuter respects to them
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publicº |8Exsessº8| females(10', whereas allbeit
|shreally sweet filliessh|,10') as was very properly
|s+10'detained
|shheldsh|s+|10'| by
the metropolitan in connection with this regrettable nuisance,º |6touchingº arbitrary
conduct,º6| being in strict contravention of schedule in board of forests and works regulations
|v5byelaws bylawsv5| regulationing |8sparkers' and succers'8| amusements section of our beloved
|8park naturpark8| in pursuance |8of which police
agence8| me and Shortyº have approached a reverend gentlemanº
|v5andv5| of the name of Mr Coppinger with reference to a piece of fire fittings as was most obliging(10',
|sh'pon my sam,sh|10') in this matter of his
explanations|s9, affirmative,º negative and limitative,s9| given to me
and Shorty,º touching what the good book says |8of toooldaisymen,º8| concerning the merits of
early |8bisexualism
bisectualism,º8| besides him citing (10'from approved
|shlectionarysh|10') exampleº given by a valued friend
|v5of the Reverend Mr Coppingerv5| of the name of Mr J. P. Cockshott(10',
|shreticent ofsh| England,10') as owns a pretty
maisonette|8, Quis ut Deus,8| fronting on to the |8South
|aSouthsex |s9Sowsex Soussexºs9|a|8|
B |v5bluffs Bluffsv5| as was telling us
|s9categorics9| how Mr Cockshott|4, |8as he had his assignation
with,8| present holderº |8by deedpoll and indenture8| of the
swearing belt,4| he tells him |s9hypothetics9|,º the reverend Mr
Coppinger,º as howº he |v5reckoned reckonsºv5|
|4himself4| |s9disjunctivelys9| |10with
|shhis windwardº
eyesh|10| up to |~8seven a
dozen~|8| (6mile miles6) of a |8cunifarm8| school of
herringº passingº |4themselves |8supernatantlyº8| by4|
|3the3| Bloater Naze from |v5themv5| twelve and
|4'him ariding them mayriding4'| himº by the silent hour.
|8«++Zodiac Butting, charging, bracing, backing, springing, shrinking, swaying, darting, |10bucking, shooting shooting,
bucking10||sa, andsa| sprinkling their dossies |sasodoush
sodouscheocksa| with the twinx of their taylz.s++|8| And,º reverend, he says, |s9summat
problematical,s9| |8by yon socialist sun,º8| gut me,º but them
|v5herring |~8errin errings~|8|v5|º was
asº gladful as |8Wissixy8| kippers could wellº be considering, flippers flipping their
little coppingers, pot em, the fresh little flirties, the dirty little gillybrighteners, pickle their spratties, the little smolty gallockers, and, reverend, he says he,
|s9more assertitoff,s9| |8«++zwelf me Zeus,
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says he,s++| |~letting lettin~| olfac be the |asupperfishes
|~extent extench~| of the supperfishiesa|, lamme the curves of their scaligerance and pesk the everurge flossity of their
pectoralium,8| them little salty populators, says he, |s9most
apodictic,ºs9| as sure as my |4briam4| eggs is on cockshot
|4'entre nous under noose4'|, all them little upanddowndippiesº they was all of a |8libidous
|apickpuckparty pickpuckpertyºa| and raid on a8| wriggolo
|4finskyº4| doodah in |4testimonial
testimonials4| to their early |8bisexualism bisectualism8|. |10Such, he says,
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is how |shthe reverend Coppinger visualisesº thesh|
|sa|shhideboundsh| homelies ofsa|
|shcreed crux ethicssh|.10|
|8|a|~Watch Watsch~| yourself tillicately every
morkning in your bracksullied twilette.a| The use of cold water|11, testificates Dr Rutty,11| may be
|awarmlya| recommended for the sugjugation of cungunitals loosed.8|
|10(+|shTolloll,
schools!ºsh|+)10|
— |+11Ta hell Tallhell+|11| |8and Barbados8| wi'º ye and yerº |11Errian11| coprulation! Pelagiarist!º |11Remonstrant Montgomeryite! Short lives to your relatives!11| Y'areº obsexed,º so |8y'are! y'are, with macroglosiaº and |~blank mickroocyphyllicks!º~|8|
|11— Lalia Lelia Lilia Lulia and lively lovely Lola Montez.º11|
— Waitº now, Leixlip!º |11|+I scent eggoarchicism.+|11| (10'|shI will take you to task.sh|10') I don't follow you that far (10'in |shyour otherwise accurate accountsh|10'). Was it esox lucius nowº or salmo |s8ferox. ferax?ºs8| You are |4taking taxing4| us into the |4driven4| future,º are you not, withº this |11ruttymaid11| fishery|err.?ºerr|
— Gubbernathor!º |4And he was nothing short of one!4| |11|+That they say is a fenian on the secret. Named Parasol Irelly.+|11| Spawning |10(+|shova and frysh|+)10| |11like a marrye monach11| all (+10over |shamanygoroundsh|+)10| |4the his4| seven |4parishes parish churches4|! |11And peopling the |aribalda| baronies with dans, oges and conals!11|
— Lift it now, Hosty! Hump's your mark! |11For a runnymede landing!11| |8|s10Es |shA dondhering vesh vishsh|, |11Magnam Carpam,11| ess10| |ahet hita| neat zoo?8|
— There's an old psalmsobbing lax salmoner (12Fogeyboren fogeyboren12) Herrin |s8Plunderowse Plundehowseºs8|
Whoº went floundering with his boatloads of spermin spunk aboutº
Leapingº freck after every long tom and wet lizzyº between Howth and Humbermouth.º
|4'Our human conger eel! Ourº Human Conger Eel!4'|
— Hep! |4I can see him in the |+11fesh fishnoo+|11|!4| Up wi' yerº whippy!º Hold that lad! Play him|11|+, Markandeyaº+|11|! |8Bullhead!8|
— Pullº you, sir! Olive quill does it. |8Longeelº of Malin, he'llº cry before he's flayed. |11|+And his tear make newisland.+|11|8| Did a rise? |8Way, |+11lungfish lungfush+|11|!8| |11|+The great fin may cumule! (12Three threeth o'er the wild!12) Manu ware!+|11|
|8— He missed her mouth and stood into (10'Dee? Dee, |shRomunculus Remus,º plying the rapesh|, |shso as now any bompriss's bound to get upº her if he pool her legº and bunk on her buttsh|10')?º8|
— |8No,º he skid like a skate and berthed |sain onsa|
her byrnieº8| |s8Never and nevers8| a fear but they'll
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land him yet, Slipper, Slitheryscalesº on liffeybank, times and times and a half aº time with a pillow of sand to polster him.
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(12—12) Doº you say they will?
(12—12) Iº bet you they will.º
(12—12) Amongº the shivering sedges so? Weedywaving.º
(12—12) Orº tulipbeds of Rush below.º
|10— |shWhere you take your mugs to wash after dark?
— To my lead, Toomey lout, Tommy lad.
— Besideº the bubblye waters of, babblyebubblye waters of?
— Right.sh|10|
— |4Eh, tell us and God bless you were they Coldstream guards or how many were they seen him? |aEh, tell us, wigglewaggle, and God bless your ginger, were they grenadier guards or jenny just how many were they seen him? |bGrenadiers.b| And tell me now. Were these anglers or angelers coexistent and compresent with or without their tertium quid?ºa|4|
— Three in one, one and three,º
Shemº and Shaun and the shame that sunders |s8them, em,ºs8|
Wisdom'sº son, folly's brother.
— |4God bless your ginger, wigglewaggle!º |8That's threeº slots and no burners.8| You'reº forgetting the |s8jennyjos jinnyjoss8| for the |8joyboys fayboys8|.4| |8What, Walker Johny Johnnyº Referent?8| (12Play us your patmost! And unpackyoulloups!12)
— |s10|shNaif Cruachan!sh|s10| |9Woe on woe, says Wardenº Daly.9| |s10|shWoman will water the wild world over.sh|s10| |10|~
—º~|10| |11|+And the maid of the folley unread will go where glory.+|11| |12|s+Trothed today, trenned tomorrow.ºs+|12| |4Ah, God, and sure |9Yes, sure Sure9|4| I thought it was larking |4in the |10clover trefoll10|4| |8of the furry gle |agannds glansa|8| with two |v5fine youngv5| |4girls |aplayactresses strippingº |bbare maids baremaids|8, Stilla Underwood and Moth (12McGarry MacGarry12),8| he was|8, hand to dagger,8|b|a|4| that time.º |8Andº their motherº a rawknees pudsfrowseº,8| I was given to understand|8, |10with |~superbflowvous superflowvius~| heirs,º10| begum.8| |8there Thereº8| was that one that was |4always4| mad gone on him|4|a, her |bfirstb| king of cloves |10and the most broadcussed man10|(12,12)a| in (12Carrick-on-Shannon, county Leitrim Corrack-on-Sharon, County Rosecarmon12)4|. Sure she was near drowned in |10pondest10| |4coldstreamsº |8|~of~|8|4| admiration for herself,º |11as bad |shas my Tarpeyan cousin, Vesta Tully,sh|11| making faces at her |10bachspilled10| |3|~8crystal lakestº~|8|3| likeness in the brook |10andº |shcooling herself in the elementsh|10| after, |10sheº pleasing it, she praising it,º with salices and weidowywehlsº,10| all tossedº as she |4was. was, the |v5playactress (6playactress playactrix|11|+, Lough Shieling's love+|11|6)v5|!4|
|10— (12O, add shielsome bridelittle! All of her own!12)
|~Nircessissies Nircississies~| are as the doaters of |aintension, secilas inversion.º
Secilasa| through their laughing classesº becombingº poolermates in laker life.
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— It seems to same with Iscappellas.º |~|s+— Ys? Ys?s+| Gotellus!~| |11A tickey for tie taughts!11|10|
— |10Listen Listenest10|, meme |v5dearest.
mearest!v5| (12They were harrowd, those finweeds!12)
|11|+Come, rest in this bosom!+|11| |4|aI'm Ama| so
|asorry! sorryº you lost him,a| |v5Poor
poorv5| lamb! |aYou lost him, yesa|4| Of course I know you are a |v5very
wicked |afairly wicked |11very wicked viry (12wickid
vikid12)11|a|v5| girl (10'|shto go in thesh|
|+11|shdeep placesh|
drea dreemplace and at that time of the draym+|11|10'). |4Andº it was
a |v5fav5| very wrong thing to
|8do. |xdo.
do,º |11|+even+|11| |s10under
|shthe dark blushº of
nightsh|,s10| dare all grandpassia!ºx|8|4| |11He's gone on his bombashaw. Through geesing and so
pleasing at Strip Teasy up the stairs.11| |s10|shThe boys on the corner were
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talking too.sh|s10| |8And your soreful miseries first come on you.8| Still,º
|10|shto forgive it'sº
divinesh||sa,º my lickle wiffey,sa| and10|
|8everyboyº knows8| you do look lovely
|8|10|shin your |~invincibles
invinsibles~|sh|10|, Eulogia, |aa perfect
appositiona|8| |4with the coldcream|8, Ab Assolutaº from
Boileau's,º8| |aI always use in the wards |8|awhen
aftera| I am burned a rich egg8| and derive the greatest benefit|8, sign of the cause8|a|4|!
Myº, you do! |4|aSimply |v5too adorable adorable!v5|a|
|10|shCould I but pass my hands some, my hands through, thine hair!sh|
(+|shSo vickyvicky very
veritiny!sh|+) |sa|shO Fronces, say howdyedo,
Dotty!sh|º Chic hands.sa|10|
|a|v5missing Only The way they |10taper curve
there10|!ºv5|a|
|8|10Handsome Winning10| in a
«++way. way,s++|8| |s++8Only
onlyºs++|8| my |v5hands armsv5| are whiter|a,
dear|8, underº |anewºa| charmeen cuffs8|a|. |8I am more
divine like that when I've two of everything |10up to |shboyproof
knickssh|10|.º8| |xfail,
frailx| |a|10Whitehands Blanchemain10|, idler. Fairhair, frail one.a|4| Listen, meme sweety!
|8O be |ajoyfill joyfolda|!
|10|shMirror |ato doa| justice, taper
of ivory, heart of the conavent, hoops of gold!sh|º10| My
|aundyeinga| veil will save |ayou it undyeinga| from his
|11etnernal ethernal11| fire!8| It's |8only
meemly8| us two|4', meme|8|err,err|º
idoll8|4'|. Of course it was downright (11verry11) |8wicked
vickedº8| of him, |v5really it was. |8really!
reelly,º meeting me disguised, |aBortolo mio,a| in his storm
collar|a,º with my dovebirdsº, my colombinasa|.8|v5| |8Evenº
Nettaº and Linda,º our |s9seeyfu seeyus9| tities, said their sinsitives shrinked, andº they've sin
so sumtim, tankus!8| |8My rillies were
|v9blank liebeneaus,v9| my |v9uftscent's
musk aftscents embrev9|.º8| |4|8Perfectly appalling!
Peerfectly appealling, D.V.º8| |aHow
|8he me8| adoresº
|8me each eatsother8| |8simply! simply
|a(Mon Ishebeau! Ma Reinebelle!)a| asº I leaned
|ayestreena| from his |samuskishedsa|
|ablesblessºa| (12lips
labs12). |aEvenº my little pom
|s9gets gots9| excited |bwhenº I turned his head
|con his same manly bustc| and kissed him
|~more~|b|.a|8|a|4| |8|xOnlyº
he might speak to a person, lord,º |9so picious,9| taking up my worths ill wrong!
May I introduce?º This is my |~futuousº~| loveliast. |aLips and looks
lovely.ºa|x|8| Still,º me (6and with6)
you|4, yo you poor |8child
chilled8|,º4| willº make it up |8in the moontimeº8|
|4with |8Mother Concepcionº and8| a
|8glorious8| lie between us|8,
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sweetness,8|4| so as |4nobody |8nobody in the convent not a
novene in all the |~10convent loretos~|, not |shmy
littlest one of allsh|10|8|4|, |~8of course for mercy's
sake~|8|, needº ever know |8what's past our lipsº8|.
|8|xYes,º sir, we'll will!ºx|
|xClotheº |9the a9|
wind!º Fee O Fie!º Covey us niced! Banshº the dread!
|aAlitten's looking.º |v+Lowe him! Lowe him! Low him
lovly|err.!ºerr|v+| Make me feel
good!ºa| It will |s+alls+| |abe in
take |bplace blossb| as orangedº by my historiennesº
|s+in ats+|a| Saintº Audien'sº
|achapel |b|s+rose and rosans+|b|
chocolate chapelry with |s+mys+| diamants blickfeast |s+afters+| at minne
|s+owneds+| hosa| |10for all |shthe cat
clubºsh| to go cryzy10| and Father
|+11blesius Blesius+|11| |s+Mindelsinns+| will give us
hisº |abehelping hand beminding
haaandºa|.x| |xKyrielle elation! Crystal elation!
Kyrielle elation! Elation |s+immense immanses+|! Sing to us! Sing to us!
Singº to us! |s+Amam!s+| Amam!ºx|8|
So,º meme mearestº, |8languished hister,8| be free to me!º
|10(I'm |shfadingsh|!)10|
And,º listen, youyouº beauty, |8esster,8| I'll be |8true
clue8| to |4you who knows you|8, pray Magda, Marthe with Luz and
Joan,8| while I lie with |amy lips warm |8lips
lisp8|a| on the Tolka4|. |8|~Fact!~|8|
|10(I'm fay!)10|
— |8Eusapia! |aFallo Fais-le-tout-taitº!a|
|aLanguishing hysteria? The clou historique?ºa|8|
|v5How's How isv5| this |8at all8| at
all?º |10Is dads the thing in such or are tits the that? |shHear we here her first poseproem of suora unto
suorash|?10| |v5One moment now.v5|
|8|10(+|sh«++Twinstreams Twinstreams
twinestrains,s++|sh|+)10| Aliciousº
through alluring glass or alas in jumboland?º8| |10Ding dong! Where's your pal in silks alustre?10|
|4Think of a maiden.º |8Presentacion.8| Double
her.º
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|8Annupciacion.8| Take your first thoughts away from her.º4| |8Immacolacion.º
|aKnock and it shall |aappear appalla| unto
you|err.!ºerr|a|8| |9Who shone yet shimmers will be e'er scheining. Cluse her, voil
her,º hild her hindly. |aAfter liryc and themodius our soft |10aglo-iris aglo
iris10| of the vals.a|9| This young |4lady barlady,º4|
whatº |8exactly euphemiasly8| is she doing|3?º Is she having
|8a dual an ambidual8| |4act4|
|v5with herself herselfºv5|3| |8in apparition8| with herself
|10|s+as Consuelas to Sonias mays+|10|? |10|s+
— Dang! And |shtether, aº loguy O!sh|s+|10|
— |10|shDis and dat and dese and dose!sh|10| Yerº
crackling out of yerº turn, my Moonster |5friend firefly(12, like
always12)5|.º |10|sh2º
R.N.sh| and Longhorns Connachº, stay off my air!
|s+'|shThere's all the difference in Ireland between your borderation and
blanksh|s+'|10| |11You've grabbed the capital and you've
|shhad the lion's shire since 1542sh| but11|
(10'there's |shall the difference in Ireland betweensh| your borderation|11, my
chatty cove,11| and me. |11|+The leinstrel boy to the wall is gone and there's moreen asth astoreen for
Monn and Conn. (12With the tyke's named moke. Doggymens' nimmer win!12) You last led the first when we last but we'll first trump your last with a
lasting.+|11| |shJump the railchairs or take them, justº as you
please,sh|º but10') (10'Answer answer10')
myº queskins first, |8johnny. foxyjack!º8|
Ye've as much |9skullabogue9| cheek on you now as would boil a cauldron
ofº
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|3kale kalebrose3|. Did the
|4food inspector market missioners,º
(12Hyde and Hayden12) Wombwell,º4|
|8when given the raspberry,8| fine more than |8sixteen
sandsteen8| per cent of chalk in the purity|8, promptitude and perfection8| flour of this raw materialist
|8andº less than a seventh pro mile in his meal8|? We |10bright10|
young chaps |10of the brandnew
|shbraintrustsh|º10| are
|4briefed4| here |10and |s+|shwith
maternal sanctionsh|s+| |shcompellably
empanelled at quarter sessions under the |a|~sex
disqualification six disqualifications~| |s+for the |shuniformication of young
personssh|s+| (Nodding Neutrals)a| removal
actsh|10| |8by Committalman Number Underfifteen8| to know had the
|8two peeress of8| generals,º who have been getting nosemoneyº cheap and stirring up the
public opinion |4about private balls4| with their legs, |8Misses Mirtha and Merry,º
|athe two dreeper's assistents,a|8| had they their service books in order and duly signed |4J. H. North and
Company4| when discharged from their last situations? Will ye gup and tell the board |4in the anterim4|
how|8, inº the name of the three tailors |aof ona| Tooley
Street,º8| did |+5Magrath or MacMonaghan O'Bejorumsen or
|saMockmacmahonson Mockmacmahonitch|8, ex of Butt and
Hocksett's, violating the bushel standard,8|sa|+|5| come into awful position of the barrel of bellywash? And why,º
is it any harm to ask,º was this |4hackney4| man in the coombe|5|s+,
|11|+a papersalor with a whiteluke to him,+|11|
Fauxfitzhuorson,ºs+|5| |11|+|acollecteda| from Manofisle,+|11|
carrying his ark(10', |shofº eggshaped
fuselagesh| |11andº |shmade in
Fredborgsh| into the bullgine11|,º10') across his back when he might have been
settinº |8on his jonass8| inside of her |4|amade upºa| like a
|8Glassthure8| cabman4|? Where were the doughboys,º |8or Marchester
Marchers,º8| three |8in number, by nombres, won in ziel,
|9cavehill exers or hearts of steel,º9|
|aHansen, Morfydd and O'Dyar, V.D.,ºa| with their
glenagearries,º8| directing their steps according to the
|11|shR.U.C.'sºsh|11|
liaison officer,º with their |4'trenchcoats trench ulcers4'| open and their hands in their pocketsº contrary
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to military rules,º when confronted with his |4lifesize4| obstruction? |8When did he live of off rooking the pooro and how did
heº start pfuffpfaffing at his Paterson and Hellicott's?8| Is it |4an actual a
factual4| fact(10', |shproved up to
sealsteethshiltºsh|,10') that this
|4fancydress4| nordic in |8shaved lamb breeches,8| child's
kilts|8, bibby buntingsº8| |4and wellingtonsº|8,
|11|s+with club, torc and headdress,s+|11| preholder of the Bar Ptolomei,8|4| is co-ownerº of a hengster's circus near North Great
Denmark Street |11(|shincidentally, it's the most unjoyable show going the province and I'm taking the youngsters
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there Saturday first |awhen it's |bhalfpriceb| naturals
nighta| to see the fallen sicknersº aping the buckleybackers and the blind to two worlds taking off the
deffydowndummiessh|)11| and that |4he the
shamshemshowman4| hasº been complaining to the police barracks and applying for an order of certiorariº andº crying
|10out something |shvilesh|10| about him being
molested|4, afterº him having triplets,º4| by offers of vacancies from females in this cityº neighing after the
man |11and his outstanding attraction11| ever since they seen his |4lifesize
X-rayº4| picture |4turned out in wealthy red4| in the
|4sabbath4| sheets? Was it him that suborned |8a that8|
|s+11deafmute surdumutuals+|11| sonº of his|8, a litterydistributer in
Saint Patrick's Lavatory,8| |4to to turn a Roman
and4| |8leave the |achair chayra|
and8| gout in his bare |4'feet
|s10socks balbrigganss10|, the sweep,4'| and buy the usual jar of porter
|4at the Morgue and Cruses4| and set it down before the wife with her fireman's |4helmet
|v5halmet (6helmet
halmet6)v5|4| on her, bidding her |v5mine
(6mind mine6)v5| the |4house hoose4|, the strumpet,
while him and his |v5lagan loves lagenlovesv5| were rampaging the roads
|8inº all their paroply8| |4under the noses of the
|s8Heliopolitans8| constabulary4|?º
|s10|shCan you beat itsh|?s10| |8Prepare the
way!º8| Where's that |8auxiliary gendarm
auxiliar,º arianautic sappertillery,8| |v5officerv5| that reported on
the whole hoodlum,º relying on his |3Morse morse-erse3|
wordybook |4and the truncheonº
|v5in upv5| his tail4|? |8Roof Seckesign van der
Deckel!º8| Recall |3Sackerson Sickerson|v5,v5|
|4the lizzyboy|8,º and get
(12his her12) story from himº8|4|3|! |8Seckersen,
(12man magnon12) of Errick!º8| Sackerson!
|10(+|shHookup!sh|+)10|º
— Day |v5sorker shirkerv5| four vanfloats he verdants market.º
Highº liquor made lust torpid dough hunt her orchid.º
— Huntº her orchid! Gob,º and he found it on her,º right enough! (10'|shWith her shoes upon his shoulders, 'twas most trying to beholders when he upped their frullatullepleats with our warning.sh|10') |8A disgrace to the homely protestant religion!8| Bloody old preadamite with his twohandled |v5umbrella umberellav5|! (12Trust me to spy on me own spew|err.!º13|12)
|8— Wallpurgies! And it's this's your deified city? (10'|shMongansonºsh|?10') And it's we's to pray for (10'his Bigmesser's10') conversions? Call Kitty the Beads(12, the Mandame12) |10(+|shof Tipknock Castlesh|+)10|! (10'|s+Letº succuba |shsuccumbsh|,s+| |shthe improvable his wealth made possiblesh|!10') |saHe's cookinghagar |10(+|shthat (12braised rost12) her prayer to him upanº the top of the stairssh|+)10|.sa| She's deep, that one.
— (9blank A farternoiser for his tuckish armenities.
|10|shOuhr Former,º
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who erred in having,º gibbousº disdag our darling breed.sh|10| And then the confisieur for the
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boob's indulligence. As sunctioned for his salmenbog by the Councillors-om-Trent. Pave Pannem at his gaiter's
bronze|err.!ºerr| Nummer half dreads Log Laughty. Master's gunne he
warrs the bedst. I messaged his dilltoyds sausepander mussels on the kisschen table. With my ironing duck through his rollpins of gansyfett, do dodo doughdy dough, till he was braising
red in the toastface with lovensoft eyebulbs and his kiddledrum steeming and rattling like
the roasties in my mockamill. I awed to have scourched his Abarm's brack for him. For the loaf of Obadiah,º
take your pastryart's noas out of me flouer bouckuet|err.!ºerr| Of the strainger scene you given
squeezers to me skillet! As cream of the hearth thou reinethst alhome. His lapper and libbers was glue goulewed as he sizzled there watching me
lautterick's pitcher by Wexford-Atelier as Katty and Lanner, the refined souprette,
with my bust alla brooche and the padbun under my matelote, showing my jigotty sleeves and all my new toulong touloosies.
Whisk! There's me shims and here's me hams and this is me juppettes, gause be the
meter|err.!ºerr| Whisk! What's this? Whisk! And that? He never cotched finer, balay me, at
Romiolo Frullini's flea pantamine out of Griddle-the-Sink or Shusies-with-her-Soles-Up or
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