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103.01                 At Island Bridge she met her tide.
–103.01+song At Trinity Church I Met My Doom: (second half of chorus) 'At Trinity Church I met my doom, Now we live in a top back room, Up to my eyes in debt for "renty" That's what she's done for me' (the first two verses are each followed by a line of resounding musical notes mirroring the metre of the preceding verse) [.01-.07] [102.31]
–103.01+under normal conditions the Liffey river is tidal (i.e. affected by the tide of the sea) up to Island Bridge
–103.01+bridge, met here (Island Bridge) [567.03-.04] [626.07-.08]
103.02                 Attabom, attabom, attabombomboom!
–103.02+Ebba Atterbom translated Joyce: A Portrait into Swedish (1921) [.03]
–103.02+Dutch boom: tree, bar, barrier
103.03                 The Fin had a flux and his Ebba a ride.
–103.03+German phrase Ebbe und Flut: ebb and flow
103.04                 Attabom, attabom, attabombomboom!
–103.04+
103.05                 We're all up to the years in hues and cribies.
–103.05+phrase be up to the ears in: have an excessive amount of, be deeply immersed in
–103.05+phrase hue and cry: outcry, public cry of alarm or pursuit or disapproval (but given that 'hue' also means 'colour', Motif: ear/eye)
103.06                 That's what she's done for wee!
–103.06+
103.07                                                       Woe!
–103.07+
103.08     Nomad may roam with Nabuch but let naaman laugh at Jor-
–103.08+Motif: A/O
–103.08+French Nabuchodonosor: Nebuchadnezzar, 6th century BC Babylonian king
–103.08+German Buch: book [.09-.10]
–103.08+(let no man laugh at river) [.11]
–103.08+Finnish naama: face
–103.08+Naaman and Jordan rivers, Palestine
–103.08+Naaman was cured of leprosy by dipping seven times in the Jordan river (II Kings 5)
103.09dan! For we, we have taken our sheet upon her stones where we
–103.09+(the washerwomen)
–103.09+(spreading laundry to dry on stones) [.10] [213.24]
–103.09+(sheet of paper; bed sheet) [.08]
–103.09+Motif: tree/stone [.10]
103.10have hanged our hearts in her trees; and we list, as she bibs us,
–103.10+(hanging laundry to dry on trees) [.09] [213.26]
–103.10+harps [.11]
–103.10+Archaic list: to listen
–103.10+bids
–103.10+Archaic bib: to drink (especially to inebriation)
–103.10+Greek biblios: book, piece of writing [.08]
103.11by the waters of babalong.
–103.11+Psalms 137:1: 'By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion. We hanged our harps upon the willows in the midst thereof' [.08] [.10]


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