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084.01direction of Moscas, he first got rid of a few mitsmillers and
–084.01+Spanish moscas: flies, houseflies
–084.01+Moscow, Russia
–084.01+mosque
–084.01+Mecca, Saudi Arabia (to which Muslims turn during prayer)
–084.01+(stones)
–084.01+Arabic bismillah: in the name of Allah (said as a formulaic prayer before an action in order to bless it)
084.02hurooshoos and levanted off with tubular jurbulance at a bull's
–084.02+horseshoes
–084.02+Russian khorosho: very well, okay
–084.02+Colloquial shoo!: go away! (exclamation used to drive or scare someone or something away)
–084.02+levant: to abscond
–084.02+Levant: the Middle East
–084.02+the railway bridge over Menai Strait was a tubular bridge [083.36] [.03]
–084.02+two of Cain's descendants were Jubal and Tubal Cain
–084.02+Jubal Early: Confederate commander at both the First and the Second Battle of Bull Run, 1861 and 1862 (Cluster: Battles)
–084.02+jubilance
–084.02+turbulence
084.03run over the assback bridge, spitting his teeths on rooths, with the
–084.03+VI.B.14.094h (b): 'assback roof'
–084.03+Latin pons asinorum: a challenge that separates the wise from the foolish, a test of ability (literally 'bridge of asses')
–084.03+assback: the back of an ass (similar to 'horseback')
–084.03+American Slang ass-backwards: front-to-back, contrary to what is normal (Motif: back/front)
–084.03+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...bridge, spitting...} | {Png: ...bridge spitting...}
–084.03+(teeth broken in a fight)
–084.03+teeth's roots
–084.03+French en route: on one's way
–084.03+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...rooths, with...} | {Png: ...rooths with...}
084.04seven and four in danegeld and their humoral hurlbat or other
–084.04+seven shillings and four pence (i.e. 88 pence) [083.02]
–084.04+Danegeld: a medieval annual tax, originally to fund the protection of England from the Danes
–084.04+Obsolete hurlbat: an ancient weapon of an uncertain type (perhaps a club or a javelin)
–084.04+hurlbat: wooden stick used in the Irish sports of hurling (a.k.a. hurl or hurley)
084.05uncertain weapon of lignum vitae, but so evermore rhumanasant of
–084.05+lignum vitae: a type of hard and durable wood from the trees of the South American genus Guaiacum (from Latin lignum vitae: wood of life, so called from its medicinal uses)
–084.05+reminiscent
–084.05+human
084.06a toboggan poop, picked up to keep some crowplucking ap-
–084.06+tobacco pipe
–084.06+Slang pluck a crow: settle an unpleasant affair
084.07pointment with some rival rialtos anywheres between Pearidge
–084.07+Italian rialto: height, rise
–084.07+Rialto: an exchange, a mart (named after Venice's commercial quarter)
–084.07+Rialto Bridge, Dublin and Venice
–084.07+American realtor: a real-estate agent
–084.07+American anywheres: anywhere
–084.07+Battle of Pea Ridge, 1862 (American Civil War; Cluster: Battles)
084.08and the Littlehorn while this poor delaney, who they left along
–084.08+Battle of Little Big Horn, 1876 (Custer's defeat and death at the hands of Sitting Bull; Cluster: Battles)
–084.08+Delaney or Delacey
–084.08+left alone
084.09with the confederate fender behind and who albeit ballsbluffed,
–084.09+fender: a fire-guard, a low metal frame placed in front of a fireplace to shield the room from falling embers or ash (Motif: fender) [.34]
–084.09+(defender or offender; Motif: fender)
–084.09+Battle of Ball's Bluff, 1861 (American Civil War) (Cluster: Battles)
084.10bore up wonderfully wunder all of it with a whole number of
–084.10+German Wunde: wound
–084.10+German Wunder: wonder, miracle
–084.10+under
–084.10+whole number: integer, a number with no fractions
084.11plumsized contusiums, plus alasalah bruised coccyx, all over him,
–084.11+contusions
–084.11+Arabic al asalah: the authenticity
–084.11+Motif: alphabet sequence: ABC
–084.11+coccyx: the bottom tip of the spinal column
084.12reported the occurance in the best way he could, to the flabber-
–084.12+occurrence
–084.12+VI.B.17.049f (o): 'best way he coould'
–084.12+One Hundred Merrie and Delightsome Stories, story 26, p. 147: 'He finished reading the letter the best way he could'
–084.12+Colloquial flabbergast: to confound
084.13gaze of the whole lab, giving the Paddybanners the military
–084.13+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...lab, giving...} | {Png: ...lab giving...}
–084.13+Colloquial paddy: Irishman
–084.13+(constables)
084.14salute as for his exilicy's the O'Daffy, in justifiable hope that,
–084.14+his excellency (a title of honour for ambassadors, ministers, high officers, etc.)
–084.14+exilic: pertaining to an exile
–084.14+Eoin O'Duffy: 20th century prominent Irish pro-Treaty nationalist revolutionary, politician and civil servant, as well as the leader of the Irish fascist paramilitary organisation known as the Blueshirts in the 1930s
084.15in nobiloroman review of the hugely sitisfactuary conclusium
–084.15+Shakespeare: Julius Caesar V.5.68: 'This was the noblest Roman of them all'
–084.15+satisfactory conclusion
–084.15+Latin Artificial sitisfactura: a making thirsty
–084.15+Macaulay: Lays of Ancient Rome: Horatius at the Bridge (poem): 'Lars Porsena of Clusium' [083.07]
084.16of their negotiations and the jugglemonkysh agripment dein-
–084.16+gentlemen's agreement
–084.16+Henricus Cornelius Agrippa: 16th century occultist and alchemist
–084.16+Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa: 1st century BC Roman general and statesman, who through his children and grandchildren, some of whom were also called Agrippa or Agrippina, was a major ancestor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty of Roman emperors
–084.16+Latin deinde: next, then, from there
084.17derivative, some lotion or fomentation of poppyheads would be
–084.17+VI.B.10.113g (r): 'hot fomantations to ear'
–084.17+fomentation: the application of warm substances (e.g. water, oil, wet flannels, moist herbs) to the body for medicinal purposes, such as alleviating pain; the substances so applied
–084.17+(opium)
084.18jennerously exhibited to the parts, at the nearest watchhouse in
–084.18+Jenner invented vaccination
–084.18+generously
–084.18+(police station)
084.19Vicar Lane, the white ground of his face all covered with diagon-
–084.19+Vicar Street, Dublin
–084.19+Vico Road, Dalkey
–084.19+Saint Patrick's Cross: a red diagonal (x-shaped, saltire) cross on a white field, representing Saint Patrick or Ireland
–084.19+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...diagonally...} | {Png: ...digonally...}
084.20ally redcrossed nonfatal mammalian blood as proofpositive of the
–084.20+Red Cross
–084.20+non-foetal
–084.20+positive proof
084.21seriousness of his character and that he was bleeding in self
–084.21+self-defence
084.22defience (stanch it!) from the nostrils, lips, pavilion and palate,
–084.22+defiance
–084.22+pavilion: the pinna or flap of the outer ear
084.23while some of his hitter's hairs had been pulled off his knut's
–084.23+hatter's hares [083.01]
084.24head by Colt though otherwise his allround health appeared to
–084.24+colt: a young male horse [.27]
–084.24+Colloquial all-round: average, middling
084.25be middling along as it proved most fortunate that not one of
–084.25+Psalms 34:19: 'Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of them all. He keepeth all his bones: not one of them is broken' [.25-.27]
084.26the two hundred and six bones and five hundred and one muscles
–084.26+the human body contains approximately 206 bones and 650 voluntary muscles
084.27in his corso was a whit the whorse for her whacking. Herwho?
–084.27+Italian in corso: in progress
–084.27+Italian corpo: body
–084.27+torso
–084.27+Archaic phrase not a whit the worse: not worse at all [.25]
–084.27+Motif: alliteration (wh)
–084.27+Motif: white horse
–084.27+hit
–084.27+Colloquial whacking: beating, thrashing
–084.27+hack: a tired old horse [.24]
–084.27+her, who?
084.28     Nowthen, leaving clashing ash, brawn and muscle and brass-
–084.28+{{Synopsis: I.4.1A.L: [084.28-085.19]: of the dangers of mistaken identity — how he almost got killed when peacefully strolling in the park}}
–084.28+now then (Motif: tenses)
–084.28+clashing: conflicting, disagreeing; striking noisily at one another
–084.28+Motif: tree/stone (ash, rock) [.29]
084.29made to oust earthernborn and rockcrystal to wreck isinglass but
–084.29+VI.B.1.016d (r): 'ousting of metals by metals'
–084.29+Haldane: Daedalus or Science and the Future 31: 'the production of aluminium from clay... I do not think that even when this is accomplished aluminium will oust iron and steel as they ousted bronze and flint'
–084.29+VI.B.3.057c (r): 'Earthborn (terrigenae)'
–084.29+earthen-born
–084.29+rock [.28]
–084.29+proverb People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones: one should not criticise others for having the same faults as oneself
–084.29+isinglass: form of gelatine (usually obtained from the air-bladders of sturgeons)
084.30wurming along gradually for our savings backtowards mother-
–084.30+worming
–084.30+warming
–084.30+savings, bank [.31]
–084.30+The Encyclopædia Britannica vol. XVI, 'Lisbon', 771b: (of the Aqueducto das Aguas Livres) 'At the Lisbon end of the aqueduct is the Mae d'Agua (i.e. "Mother of Water"), containing a huge stone hall in the midst of which is the reservoir'
–084.30+Dutch moddervater: muddy water
084.31waters so many miles from bank and Dublin stone (olympiading
–084.31+Steyne: a pillar formerly standing in Dublin, erected by the Vikings near their landing place
–084.31+Olympiad: four-year period between Olympic Games
084.32even till the eleventh dynasty to reach that thuddysickend Ham-
–084.32+Motif: 1132
–084.32+thirty-second
–084.32+Shakespeare: Hamlet
084.33laugh) and to the question of boney's unlawfully obtaining a
–084.33+Olaf (Humphrey, Olaf, Oliver and Hamlet are all cognates of sorts; Humphrey = Irish Amhlaoibh = Olaf = Old Norse Olafr = Oliver; Irish Amhlaoibh = Latin Amlethus = French Hamlet) [556.23]
–084.33+(Napoleon Bonaparte)
084.34pierced paraflamme and claptrap fireguard there crops out the
–084.34+Italian parafuoco: fender, fire-guard (Motif: fender) [.09]
–084.34+Italian fiamme: flames
084.35still more salient point of the politish leanings and town pursuits
–084.35+German politisch: political
084.36of our forebeer, El Don De Dunelli, (may his ship thicked stick
–084.36+forebear: ancestor
–084.36+beer
–084.36+Venetian Italian Dialect el don de dunele: the gift of women, a Don Juan
–084.36+Dunn, a bass singer at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, called himself 'Dunelli'
–084.36+Dunawly (Olaf's fort) in Clondalkin, County Dublin
–084.36+ship in a bottle: a model of a ship inside a glass bottle (an ornamental object that seems impossible, as the ship is much larger than the bottle's mouth)


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