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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 the Second Battle of Bull Run, 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+General Eoin O'Duffy led the Blueshirts, an Irish quasi-Fascist movement of the 1930s
084.15in nobiloroman review of the hugely sitisfactuary conclusium
–084.15+William 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
–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+William 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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