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107.01White So is My Washing Done by Night, First and Last Only
–107.01+(the washerwomen, who will end up turning into a tree and a stone as night falls) [196.01]
–107.01+phrase first and last and only: only (intensified)
107.02True Account all about the Honorary Mirsu Earwicker, L.S.D.,
–107.02+Motif: true/false (true, truths, falsely) [.04] [.07]
–107.02+Messrs Earwicker, Ltd
–107.02+VI.B.35.053g (o): 'Mirsu (irrigat god)'
–107.02+The Mythology of All Races vol. V (Semitic), 191: (in Sumerian mythology) 'Mirsu, god of irrigation'
–107.02+L.S.D.: pounds, shillings and pence
107.03and the Snake (Nuggets!) by a Woman of the World who only can
–107.03+Nuggets: a periodical (1892-1906)
–107.03+phrase woman of the world: a woman who is experienced in the ways of the world (Obsolete a married woman)
107.04Tell Naked Truths about a Dear Man and all his Conspirators how
–107.04+phrase naked truth: plain truth [.02]
–107.04+(truths about nakedness)
107.05they all Tried to Fall him Putting it all around Lucalizod about
–107.05+fault
–107.05+(by putting)
–107.05+Lucan, Chapelizod (two villages on the Liffey west of Dublin)
107.06Privates Earwicker and a Pair of Sloppy Sluts plainly Showing all
–107.06+(*IJ*)
107.07the Unmentionability falsely Accusing about the Raincoats.
–107.07+unmentionables: underwear
–107.07+falsely [.02]
–107.07+Redcoats
107.08     The proteiform graph itself is a polyhedron of scripture.
–107.08+{{Synopsis: I.5.1.C: [107.08-107.35]: initial inspection of the letter and its authorship — closer inspection reveals more}}
–107.08+proteiform: varying in form
–107.08+Latin graphicus: writing
–107.08+Latin scriptus: writing
107.09There was a time when naif alphabetters would have written it
–107.09+naïf: naïve
–107.09+(described it as)
107.10down the tracing of a purely deliquescent recidivist, possibly
–107.10+(copy)
–107.10+deliquescent: liquifying by absorption of atmospheric moisture
–107.10+delinquent
–107.10+recidivist: one who habitually relapses into crime
107.11ambidextrous, snubnosed probably and presenting a strangely
–107.11+
107.12profound rainbowl in his (or her) occiput. To the hardily curio-
–107.12+rainbow
–107.12+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–107.12+curious
107.13sing entomophilust then it has shown a very sexmosaic of nym-
–107.13+entomophilous: (of flowers) insect-pollinated (literally 'insect-loving') [.18]
–107.13+entomologist
–107.13+lust
–107.13+sexual mosaic: sexual chimera: an organism with some male parts and some female parts (Motif: mixed gender) [.13-.14]
–107.13+nymphosis: the gradual passage from larva to adult, through successive nymph states, in non-metamorphosing insects, such a grasshoppers or mayflies
–107.13+nymph: in Greek mythology, a minor nature deity
–107.13+American Slang nympho: nymphomaniac, sexually insatiable woman
107.14phosis in which the eternal chimerahunter Oriolopos, now frond
–107.14+Colloquial sis: sister
–107.14+ECH (Motif: HCE)
–107.14+Orion: legendary hunter in Greek mythology
–107.14+Ouroboros: an image of a serpent swallowing its own tail, a symbol of eternal cyclicity
–107.14+fond
–107.14+frond, leaf (near synonyms)
107.15of sugars, then lief of saults, the sensory crowd in his belly
–107.15+Archaic lief: beloved
–107.15+salts
–107.15+Archaic sault: a jump, a leap (like a grasshopper)
107.16coupled with an eye for the goods trooth bewilderblissed by
–107.16+phrase an eye for the goods
–107.16+phrase the God's truth: the absolute truth
–107.16+bewildered
–107.16+wildebeest: gnu, a type of large antelope (from Afrikaans wilde: wild + Afrikaans bees, beeste: ox, oxen)
–107.16+Obsolete blissed: made happy, made joyful
107.17their night effluvia with guns like drums and fondlers like forceps
–107.17+some moths emit sexual attractant odours at night
–107.17+song Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye: 'and guns and drums'
–107.17+(earwig's forceps)
–107.17+Slang forceps: hands
107.18persequestellates his vanessas from flore to flore. Somehows this
–107.18+Latin persequi: to pursue
–107.18+Persse O'Reilly
–107.18+quest
–107.18+Swift's Stella and Swift's Vanessa
–107.18+vanessa: a genus of butterflies
–107.18+flower to flower (like a pollinating insect; Latin flore: flower (ablative, i.e. from flower)) [.13]
–107.18+floor to floor
–107.18+somehow
107.19sounds like the purest kidooleyoon wherein our madernacerution
–107.19+Armenian kidout'iun: science, knowledge
–107.19+dooley [010.05]
–107.19+Armenian madenakrout'iun: literature, bibliography
–107.19+modern
–107.19+Mother Nature: a female personification of nature
–107.19+mother nation
–107.19+accretion
107.20of lour lore is rich. All's so herou from us him in a kitchernott
–107.20+Armenian lour: news
–107.20+lour: gloominess of the sky
–107.20+Armenian herou: far, distant
–107.20+Armenian kisher: night
–107.20+Italian notte: night
107.21darkness, by hasard and worn rolls arered, we must grope on till
–107.21+a thousand and one (The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night)
–107.21+Armenian hazar: thousand
–107.21+French hasard: chance (possibly from Arabic az-zahr: the die)
–107.21+(rolls of the die)
107.22Zerogh hour like pou owl giaours as we are would we salve aught
–107.22+zero hour [164.10] [403.20]
–107.22+Armenian zereg: day
–107.22+Armenian pou: owl
–107.22+poor old
–107.22+Pooh, Owl, Eeyore: characters in Milne: Winnie-the-Pooh (1926)
–107.22+Armenian gouyr: blind
–107.22+giaour: term of reproach applied by Turks to non-Muslims, especially Christians (including Armenians)
–107.22+Byron: other works: The Giaour
–107.22+French ours: a bear
107.23of moments for our aysore today. Amousin though not but. Closer
–107.23+Armenian aysôr: today
–107.23+eyesore
–107.23+Armenian amousin: husband
–107.23+amazing
107.24inspection of the bordereau would reveal a multiplicity of person-
–107.24+a document known as the bordereau (French bordereau: memorandum, inventory, docket) played a central part in the Dreyfus affair, eventually leading to Dreyfus's false conviction (e.g. mentioned in Crépieux-Jamin: Les Éléments de l'Écriture des Canailles 47-48 and in The Encyclopædia Britannica vol. II, 'Anti-Semitism', 143d)
107.25alities inflicted on the documents or document and some prevision
–107.25+
107.26of virtual crime or crimes might be made by anyone unwary
–107.26+
107.27enough before any suitable occasion for it or them had so far
–107.27+
107.28managed to happen along. In fact, under the closed eyes of the in-
–107.28+VI.B.3.127a (r): 'he happened along'
–107.28+close
107.29spectors the traits featuring the chiaroscuro coalesce, their con-
–107.29+(Motif: coincidence of contraries)
–107.29+chiaroscuro: an artistic technique that uses strong contrasts between light and dark to give an illusion of depth and volume (From Italian chiaro, oscuro: bright, dark; Motif: dark/fair)
107.30trarieties eliminated, in one stable somebody similarly as by the
–107.30+
107.31providential warring of heartshaker with housebreaker and of
–107.31+heartbreaker
107.32dramdrinker against freethinker our social something bowls along
–107.32+dram-drinker: one addicted to drinking drams (small measures of liquor), tippler
–107.32+(Eucharist-partaker)
107.33bumpily, experiencing a jolting series of prearranged disappoint-
–107.33+VI.B.5.019i (r): 'experienced a jolt'
–107.33+Freeman's Journal 21 May 1924, 7/7: 'Girl's Sad Fate': 'Did you experience any jolt in the quarter-mile about where the accident took place? No, everything was perfectly smooth'
–107.33+VI.B.5.050f (r): 'life a series of prearranged disappointments'
107.34ments, down the long lane of (it's as semper as oxhousehumper!)
–107.34+line
–107.34+French Sem: Shem
–107.34+Latin semper: always
–107.34+simple as ABC
–107.34+the Hebrew letters aleph, beth, ghimel (A, B, G; the first three letters of the alphabet) historically meant 'ox', 'house', 'camel', respectively (Motif: alphabet sequence: ABC)
–107.34+(*E*'s hump)
107.35generations, more generations and still more generations.
–107.35+
107.36     Say, baroun lousadoor, who in hallhagal wrote the durn thing
–107.36+{{Synopsis: I.5.1.D: [107.36-108.07]: who wrote it? — under what circumstances?}}
–107.36+(*V* narrating, perhaps)
–107.36+Armenian baron: Mr
–107.36+Armenian lousadour: light-giver
–107.36+Lucifer
–107.36+all hell
–107.36+German Hagel: hail
–107.36+Armenian khaghal: to play
–107.36+Russian durnoi: bad
–107.36+darn


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