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263.01seldomers that most frequent him. That same
–263.01+VI.C.2.231e (o): 'seldomers frequently drunk than sober'
–263.01+(*X*)
263.02erst crafty hakemouth which under the assumed
–263.02+ECH (Motif: HCE)
–263.02+German eine erste Kraft: a good, well-qualified employee
–263.02+hake (fish)
263.03name of Ignotus Loquor, of foggy old,
–263.03+Latin ignotus loquor: unknown I speak
–263.03+Saint Ignatius Loyola, founder of Jesuit order
–263.03+liquor
263.04harangued bellyhooting fishdrunks on their
–263.04+Anglo-Irish ballyhooly: pandemonium, fighting, trouble (from the village of Ballyhooly, County Cork, notorious for faction fighting)
–263.04+Colloquial belly-laugh: a deep, unrestrained laugh
–263.04+hooting: shouting in derision or disapproval (Colloquial laughing)
–263.04+phrase drunk as a fish
263.05favorite stamping ground, from a father theo-
–263.05+Father Theobald Mathew: Irish temperance advocate
263.06balder brake.1 And Egyptus, the incenstrobed,
–263.06+Balder: Norse god who was killed by a spear made of mistletoe, the only material he was vulnerable to
–263.06+Egypt (South)
–263.06+Egyptus: in Mormon theology, Noah's granddaughter, who discovered Egypt and whose son became the first pharaoh (also the name of her mother) [262.F01]
–263.06+forty-nine of the Danaides, daughters of Aegyptus, killed their husbands
263.07as Cyrus heard of him? And Major A. Shaw
–263.07+has
–263.07+Osiris
–263.07+Cyrus: king of Persia
–263.07+Asia Major and Minor (East)
–263.07+George Bernard Shaw was publicly opposed to vaccination against smallpox (despite having nearly died from it as a young man)
263.08after he got the miner smellpex? And old
–263.08+smallpox
263.09Whiteman self, the blighty blotchy, beyond
–263.09+Walt Whitman
–263.09+Motif: alliteration (b)
–263.09+hope, faith (Motif: faith, hope, charity)
263.10the bays, hope of ostrogothic and ottomanic
–263.10+(West)
–263.10+Ostrogoths: a Germanic people that flourished in the 5th-6th century (around modern-day Italy) and was often in conflict with the Byzantine Empire
–263.10+[266.25]
–263.10+Ottoman: Turk
263.11faith converters, despair of Pandemia's post-
–263.11+Greek pandêmia: the whole people
–263.11+pandemic disease
–263.11+post-war
–263.11+postmortem
263.12wartem plastic surgeons? But is was all so
–263.12+but it was
–263.12+(the present is long gone)
263.13long ago. Hispano-Cathayan-Euxine, Castil-
–263.13+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–263.13+Hispanic: pertaining to Spain
–263.13+Cathay: a name for China
–263.13+Euxine: the Black Sea
–263.13+CEH (Motif: HCE)
–263.13+Castille: Spanish province
–263.13+castilian: one living in a castle
–263.13+proverb An Englishman's home is his castle: one may do as one pleases in one's home, having the right to privacy and autonomy (at least in England)
263.14lian-Emeratic-Hebridian, Espanol-Cymric-
–263.14+(Irish)
–263.14+Hebrides (Scotland)
–263.14+ECH (Motif: HCE)
–263.14+French Espagnol: Spanish
–263.14+Cymric: Welsh
263.15Helleniky? Rolf the Ganger, Rough the Gang-
–263.15+Hellenic
–263.15+Rolf Ganger: a Viking mentioned in the Icelandic sagas (literally 'Rolf the Walker', because no horse could carry him), one of the suggested identities of Rollo, a 9th-10th century Viking of obscure Norse or Danish origin who became the first ruler of the newly-created Normandy (hence, theoretically, an ancestor of the Anglo-Norman invaders of Ireland)
263.16ster, not a feature alike and the face the same.2
–263.16+
263.17Pastimes are past times. Now let bygones
–263.17+phrase let bygones be bygones: forget past offences
263.18be bei Gunne's. Saaleddies er it in this warken
–263.18+German bei: by, on, at
–263.18+Italian bei: governor
–263.18+Michael Gunn
–263.18+Danish Saaledes er det i denne vakre verden, mine børn: It is like that in this beautiful world, my children
–263.18+so, ladies
–263.18+hymn Dies Irae (Latin 'Day of Wrath'; part of the Requiem Mass for the dead)
263.19werden, mine boerne, and it vild need older-
–263.19+Karl Ludwig Boerne
–263.19+Danish vild: wild
–263.19+Ibsen: all plays: Vildanden (The Wild Duck)
–263.19+(was) not otherwise
263.20wise3 since primal made alter in garden of
–263.20+Latin primus: first
–263.20+Latin alter: the second (of two)
–263.20+German Alter: age
–263.20+Garden of Eden
263.21Idem. The tasks above are as the flasks below,
–263.21+Latin idem: the same
–263.21+The Emerald Table of Hermes Trismegistus (Tabula Smaragdina): (fourteen precepts, of which number two translates to) 'That which is below is like that which is above and that which is above is like that which is below, to do the miracles of one only thing'
263.22saith the emerald canticle of Hermes and all's
–263.22+ECH (Motif: HCE)
–263.22+ALP (Motif: ALP)
263.23loth and pleasestir, are we told, on excellent
–263.23+love and pleasure
–263.23+lath and plaster
263.24inkbottle authority, solarsystemised, seriol-
–263.24+inkbottle [182.31]
–263.24+seriocomically
–263.24+Dunne: The Serial Universe
263.25cosmically, in a more and more almightily
–263.25+
263.26expanding universe under one, there is rhyme-
–263.26+Eddington: The Expanding Universe
–263.26+Archaic rimeless: countless
–263.26+timeless
–263.26+Motif: sound/sense (rhyme, reason)
263.27less reason to believe, original sun. Securely
–263.27+Original Sin: in Christianity, the sinful state that humans are born into, as a result of Adam and Eve's transgression
–263.27+Motif: Securus iudicat orbis terrarum
263.28judges orb terrestrial.4 Haud certo ergo. But
–263.28+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–263.28+Latin haud certo ergo: not at all certainly, therefore
263.29O felicitous culpability, sweet bad cess to you
–263.29+Motif: O felix culpa!
–263.29+capability
–263.29+Anglo-Irish phrase bad cess to you: bad luck to you
263.30for an archetypt!
–263.30+archetype
–263.30+architect
–263.30+Archaic typtology: the theory of spirit-rapping, a method of communication with spirits in spiritualistic séances
263.F01     1 Huntler and Pumar's animal alphabites, the first in the world from
–263.F01+Huntley and Palmers' alphabet biscuits
–263.F01+hunter
–263.F01+antler
–263.F01+puma
–263.F01+Hungarian mar: (of animals) to bite
–263.F01+bites
263.F02aab to zoo.
–263.F02+Dutch aap: ape, monkey
–263.F02+A to Z
–263.F02+Motif: A/O
263.F03     2 We dont hear the booming cursowarries, we wont fear the fletches of
–263.F03+VI.B.45.148g (o): 'cassowary = thunder'
–263.F03+Lévy-Bruhl: L'Expérience Mystique et les Symboles chez les Primitifs 297: (quoting from a book about Papuans, referring to a rainmaking ritual involving different animals) 'C'est le casoar qui joue le rôle principal: son grondement est en réalité le tonnerre, et quand il s'agite dans l'eau et y remue son corps maladroit, il fait tomber la pluie sur la terre' (French 'It's the cassowary that plays the principal role: its rumble is in reality the thunder, and when it wiggles in the water and shakes its clumsy body there, it makes the rain fall to the ground')
–263.F03+cassowary: a flightless bird found in New Guinea and Australia
–263.F03+Archaic fletcher: arrow-maker
–263.F03+flashes of lightning
–263.F03+Phineas Fletcher: The Purple Island, or the Isle of Man [.F04]
263.F04fightning, we float the meditarenias and come bask to the isle we love in
–263.F04+Mediterranean
–263.F04+back
–263.F04+Spice Islands: the popular name of the Moluccas, an archipelago in the Dutch East Indies (modern-day Indonesia)
–263.F04+Slang spice island: rectum; lavatory, water-closet; any filthy location
–263.F04+in spite
263.F05spice. Punt.
–263.F05+space
–263.F05+Dutch punt: point, full stop, period (Motif: Full stop)
–263.F05+Land of Punt: a kingdom mentioned in ancient Egyptian texts, famous for its trade in gold, perfumes, incense, etc. (probably around modern-day Somalia)
263.F06     3 And this once golden bee a cimadoro.
–263.F06+Italian cima: top, peak
–263.F06+Italian d'oro: golden
263.F07     4 And he was a gay Lutharius anyway, Sinobiled. You can tell by their
–263.F07+gay Lothario: seducer in Rowe's Fair Penitent (the expression is used in Joyce: Dubliners: 'Two Gallants')
–263.F07+VI.C.2.032e (g): === VI.B.2.032l ( ): 'Arius = Luther' (Arius: 4th century theologian and heretic; Martin Luther: 16th century theologian and church reformer)
–263.F07+Maitland: Life and Legends of St. Martin of Tours 23: 'All Pannonia was at that time devastated by the Arian heresy, and even certain bishops and priests dared openly to deny the Godhead of our Lord Jesus Christ and His consubstantiality with the Father and the Holy Ghost'
–263.F07+sinople
–263.F07+cenobite: member of religious community
263.F08extraordinary clothes.
–263.F08+VI.C.2.034b (g): 'extraord. clothes heretics' === VI.B.2.034d ( ): 'extraord clothes = heretics'
–263.F08+Maitland: Life and Legends of St. Martin of Tours 52: 'Priscillian was dead, and the Emperor... had dispatched soldiers... to slay the Priscillian heretics... nothing short of indiscriminate slaughter... all pale persons, and all who wore extraordinary attire, might be known for heretics'
263.L01Mars speaking.
–263.L01+VI.C.2.133e (o): 'Thunderstorms Mars speaking' (first word not crayoned)
–263.L01+Fournier d'Albe: Quo Vadimus? Some Glimpses of the Future 89: (of the planet) 'Mars... may make some attempt at communication, but the attempt might take the form which to us would be quite unrecognizable. Some observers thought that the persistent thunderstorms and magnetic disturbances experienced during the last opposition over wide areas were signs of such an attempt'
–263.L01+Mars cuckolded Vulcan the smith [.L02]
263.L02Smith, no home.
–263.L02+
263.L03Non quod sed
–263.L03+Latin non quod sed quia: not because but wherefore
263.L04quiat.
–263.L04+quiet
263.L05Hearasay in
–263.L05+hearsay
–263.L05+heresy in Paradise Lost (Milton: Paradise Lost contains several heresies)
263.L06paradox lust.
–263.L06+


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