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239.01Tark's bimboowood so pleasekindly communicake with the
–239.01+Italian bimbo: boy, male baby, child
–239.01+Hungarian bimbó: bud [.02]
–239.01+the Buddha, when established as 'The Master', lived in the Bamboo Wood
–239.01+please kindly communicate
239.02original sinse we are only yearning as yet how to burgeon. It's
–239.02+Original Sin: in Christianity, the sinful state that humans are born into, as a result of Adam and Eve's transgression
–239.02+Anglo-Irish Pronunciation sinse: sense
–239.02+sine
–239.02+since
–239.02+learning
–239.02+Archaic burgeon: a bud [.01]
239.03meant milliems of centiments deadlost or mislaid on them but,
–239.03+milli-, centi-: thousandth-, hundredth-
–239.03+millions
–239.03+sentiments
–239.03+dead, lost or mislaid
–239.03+phrase lost on them: not understood or appreciated by them
239.04master of snakes, we can sloughchange in the nip of a napple
–239.04+King of Snakes encircled and warmed the Buddha
–239.04+(Saint Patrick supposedly banished all snakes from Ireland)
–239.04+snakes slough their skin
–239.04+snake, apple (Genesis)
239.05solongas we can allsee for deedsetton your quick. By the hook
–239.05+so long as we can all see
–239.05+also see
–239.05+dead certain
–239.05+II Timothy 4:1: 'the quick and the dead'
–239.05+Motif: hook/eye
239.06in your look we're eyed for aye were you begging the questuan
–239.06+Buddha's story of Visvamitra's lost children, who were recognised by their eyes
–239.06+Exodus 21:24: 'Eye for eye'
–239.06+Italian questua: begging, collection
239.07with your lutean bowl round Monkmesserag. And whenever
–239.07+Buddha played lute while teaching
–239.07+Lutine Bell in Lloyds was rung to announce losses of ships
–239.07+Buddha's begging bowl
–239.07+Mount Melleray Abbey, County Waterford
239.08you're tingling in your trout we're sure to be tangled in our tice-
–239.08+tickling: method of catching trout
–239.08+enticements
239.09ments. It's game, ma chère, be off with your shepherdress on! Up-
–239.09+game, match (tennis terms)
–239.09+French ma chère: my dear (feminine)
–239.09+Latin sursum corda: lift up your hearts (an opening versicle in the Eucharistic Prayer portion of the Mass; prayer)
239.10some cauda! Behose our handmades for the lured! To these nunce
–239.10+Latin cauda: tail
–239.10+prayer Angelus: 'Behold the handmaid of the Lord' [.16] [.25]
–239.10+hose: to water with a flexible tube; to furnish with stockings
–239.10+(masturbation)
–239.10+nuns
239.11we are but yours in ammatures yet well come that day we shall ope
–239.11+amma: in surgery, a band or truss
–239.11+Hebrew amma: maid
–239.11+amateur
–239.11+amatory: pertaining to love-making
–239.11+armature
–239.11+immature
–239.11+welcome
–239.11+hope
239.12to be ores. Then shalt thou see, seeing, the sight. No more hoax-
–239.12+ours
–239.12+Slang whores: prostitutes
–239.12+hoaxes
–239.12+German Hochzeit: marriage, wedding [.16]
239.13ites! Nay more gifting in mennage! A her's fancy for a his friend
–239.13+German Gift: poison
–239.13+Danish gifte: to marry; to give in marriage
–239.13+giving in marriage
–239.13+French ménage: housekeeping, household, married couple
239.14and then that fellow yours after this follow ours. Vania, Vania
–239.14+followers
–239.14+Vania: diminutive of Ivan (equivalent to Shaun)
–239.14+Vulgate Ecclesiastes 1:2: 'vanitas vanitatum omnia vanitas' (Latin 'vanity of vanities; all is vanity')
239.15Vaniorum, Domne Vanias!
–239.15+Latin Domine: O Lord
239.16     Hightime is ups be it down into outs according! When there
–239.16+{{Synopsis: II.1.3.C: [239.16-240.04]: they look forward to their sexual freedom — they dance away}}
–239.16+German Hochzeit: marriage, wedding (literally 'hightime') [.12]
–239.16+phrase it's high time
–239.16+phrase time is up
–239.16+Motif: up/down
–239.16+prayer Angelus: 'Be it done unto me according to Thy word' [.10] [.25]
–239.16+phrase down and out
239.17shall be foods for vermin as full as feeds for the fett, eat on earth
–239.17+(corpse)
–239.17+votes for women [.19] [243.36]
–239.17+as well
–239.17+fads for the fit
–239.17+German fett: fat
–239.17+prayer Lord's Prayer: 'on earth, as it is in heaven'
–239.17+hearth, oven
239.18as there's hot in oven. When every Klitty of a scolderymeid shall
–239.18+Hosea 7:4-7: 'They are all adulterers, as an oven heated by the baker... They are all hot as an oven, and have devoured their judges'
–239.18+Slang oven: vagina, uterus
–239.18+Dutch klit: bur, tangle
–239.18+German klittig: blotted, blurred
–239.18+Kitty
–239.18+in Greek mythology, Clytie pined for Apollo, the sun-god, and turned into a heliotrope (Motif: heliotrope)
–239.18+clitoris
–239.18+scold
–239.18+scullerymaid, scullion: the lowest ranks of domestic servants
–239.18+Dutch meid: maid, girl
–239.18+German meiden: to avoid
239.19hold every yardscullion's right to stimm her uprecht for whimso-
–239.19+Slang yard: penis
–239.19+Slang cullions: testicles
–239.19+(right hand)
–239.19+German stimmen: to tune (i.e. her upright piano)
–239.19+German Stimmrecht: suffrage (literally 'voiceright' or 'right to raise one's voice') [.17]
–239.19+stimulate
–239.19+German Slang stemmen: to have sex with
–239.19+Slang upright: sex performed standing
–239.19+Dutch oprecht: sincere
–239.19+Dutch rechtop: erect
–239.19+right up
–239.19+for him
–239.19+whim
–239.19+Slang whim: Slang quim: female genitalia
239.20ever, whether on privates, whather in publics. And when all us
–239.20+privates: genitals
–239.20+Ulster Pronunciation whather: whether
–239.20+water in public (i.e. urination)
–239.20+(public lavatories)
–239.20+German und wenn alles: and if everything
239.21romance catholeens shall have ones for all amanseprated. And the
–239.21+Romans
–239.21+Roman Catholics
–239.21+Cathleen
–239.21+one for all, all for one
–239.21+Latin amans: lover
–239.21+emancipated
–239.21+separated (Who Shall Separate?: the motto of Order of Saint Patrick)
239.22world is maidfree. Methanks. So much for His Meignysthy man!
–239.22+maid-free (i.e. devoid of virgins)
–239.22+made free
–239.22+majesty
239.23And all his bigyttens. So till Coquette to tell Cockotte to teach
–239.23+begettings
–239.23+Archaic gytt: get
–239.23+kittens
–239.23+Motif: 7 rainbow girls [.23-.26]
–239.23+Motif: alliteration (c)
–239.23+French Slang cocotte: whore
239.24Connie Curley to touch Cattie Hayre and tip Carminia to tap La
–239.24+Armenian hayr: father
–239.24+Slang tap: to deflower (a girl)
–239.24+French la chérie: the sweetheart, the beloved (feminine)
239.25Chérie though where the diggings he dwellst amongst us here's
–239.25+Colloquial phrase where the dickens: where (intensified)
–239.25+prayer Angelus: 'And the Word was made flesh. And dwelt among us. Hail Mary, full of grace' (based on John 1:14; the Virgin Mary) [.10] [.16]
239.26nobody knows save Mary. Whyfor we go ringing hands in hands
–239.26+song Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen: 'and nobody knows but Jesus'
–239.26+Luke 1:34: (the Virgin Mary) 'seeing I know not a man'
–239.26+German wofür: for which reason
239.27in gyrogyrorondo.
–239.27+Italian nursery rhyme children's game Giro, Giro Tondo (similar to nursery rhyme children's game Ring-a-ring o' Roses; literally 'turn, turn round') [239.36-240.01]
–239.27+rondo (music)
239.28     These bright elects, consentconsorted, they were waltzing up
–239.28+bride elect: a prospective bride, a fiancée
–239.28+VI.B.33.001a (k): 'prince consort' [.29]
239.29their willside with their princesome handsome angeline chiuff
–239.29+hillside
–239.29+angel in chief
–239.29+Chuff
–239.29+Italian ciuffo: forelock; tuft
239.30while in those wherebus there wont bears way (mearing un-
–239.30+wherabouts
–239.30+Erebus: place of darkness between Earth and Hades
–239.30+Anglo-Irish mearing: boundary (between two farms, bogs or fields)
–239.30+meaning
239.31known, a place where pigeons carry fire to seethe viands, a miry
–239.31+Macalister: The Secret Languages of Ireland 234: (translates a sentence from Bearlagair Na Saer as) 'I saw... pigeons bringing fire to boil meat at Dublin'
–239.31+French carrefour: crossroads
–239.31+Archaic seethe: to boil
–239.31+viands: articles of food (related to French viande: meat)
–239.31+merry hell
–239.31+miry: marshy, swampy, muddy, dirty
–239.31+(*A*, *E*)
239.32hill, belge end sore footh) oaths and screams and bawley groans
–239.32+Belgium
–239.32+bulging
–239.32+and so forth
–239.32+forsooth
–239.32+children's game Oats, peas, beans and barley grow
239.33with a belchybubhub and a hellabelow bedemmed and bediabbled
–239.33+(numerous folktales and legends about a bridge built by the devil, for example Joyce's own version in Joyce: Letters I.387: letter 10/08/36 to Stephen Joyce) [.33-.34]
–239.33+belch
–239.33+Beelzebub: a name for the devil
–239.33+hubbub
–239.33+hell below
–239.33+hullabaloo
–239.33+phrase bedamned and bedevilled: cursed, plagued, harassed
–239.33+French diable: devil
239.34the arimaining lucisphere. Helldsdend, whelldselse! Lonedom's
–239.34+Ahriman: Zoroastrian principle of evil
–239.34+remaining
–239.34+Prince Lucio Rimanez: Mephistopheles-like character in Marie Corelli's The Sorrows of Satan (popular 19th century "trash novel")
–239.34+Lucifer
–239.34+where else?
–239.34+Obsolete lonedom: solitariness
–239.34+children's game London Bridge Is Falling Down
239.35breach lay foulend up uncouth not be broched by punns and
–239.35+breech end up
–239.35+fouled breeches
–239.35+and could not
–239.35+Motif: fall/rise (fallen, rose) [.36]
–239.35+French brocher: to stitch
–239.35+brooch
–239.35+broached
–239.35+bridged
–239.35+VI.B.32.209a (r): 'percushioned with puns & reedles & his ceteras a bundle of knerves & farks' (only second through fifth words crayoned)
–239.35+puns and riddles
–239.35+pins and needles
239.36reedles. Yet the ring gayed rund rorosily with a drat for a brat
–239.36+nursery rhyme children's game Ring-a-ring o' Roses [.27] [240.01]
–239.36+German geht rund: goes round
–239.36+rose [.35]
–239.36+Serbo-Croatian brat: brother


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