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302.01tions, quoths the Bhagavat biskop Leech) Ann
–302.01+Sanskrit bhagavat: fortunate, prosperous
–302.01+Danish biskop: bishop
–302.01+and
302.02opes tipoo soon ear! If you could me lendtill
–302.02+Motif: The Letter: hopes to soon hear
–302.02+Tippoo Sahib defeated by Wellington
–302.02+lend me
–302.02+Lent
–302.02+Esau sold his birthright to Jacob for a pottage of lentils (Genesis 25:29-34) [.04]
302.03my pascol's kondyl, sahib, and the price of a
–302.03+Italian pascolo: pasture
–302.03+Pascal
–302.03+Paschal candle
–302.03+Greek kondylos: knuckle, fist, box
–302.03+Arabic sahib: friend
302.04plate of poultice. Punked. With best apolojigs
–302.04+pottage [.02]
–302.04+German Punkt: point, full stop, period (Motif: Full stop)
–302.04+apologies
302.05and merrymoney thanks to self for all the
–302.05+many many
302.06clerricals and again begs guerdon for bistris-
–302.06+Colloquial clericals: clerical garments
–302.06+Archaic guerdon: reward
–302.06+pardon
–302.06+Russian bystryi: fast, quick
–302.06+trespassing on your munificence
302.07pissing on your bunificence. Well wiggy-
–302.07+pissing
–302.07+benefice
302.08wiggywagtail, and how are you, yaggy? With
–302.08+wagtail: a type of small bird with a protruding tail, familiarly called 'willy wagtail' (Obsolete Slang prostitute)
–302.08+Motif: The Letter: how are you [301.14-.15]
–302.08+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...you, yaggy?...} | {Png: ...you yaggy?...}
–302.08+Motif: The Letter: well Maggy/Madge/Majesty [.07]
302.09a capital Tea for Thirst. From here Buvard to
–302.09+Capital Tea: Irish tea brand
–302.09+Flaubert: Bouvard and Pécuchet (Yeats: A Vision 160 (book I, part III, phase 22): 'Flaubert is the supreme literary genius of the phase, and his Temptation of St. Anthony and his Bouvard and Pécuchet are the sacred books of the phase')
302.10dear Picuchet. Blott.
–302.10+blot (Motif: The Letter: teastain) [.09] [.L02]
302.11     Now, (peel your eyes, my gins, and brush
–302.11+{{Synopsis: II.2.8.G: [302.11-303.14] [302.F01-303.F04] [302.L05-303.L11] [302.R01-303.R02]: signing away — teaching Kev to write}}
–302.11+Mark Twain: Huckleberry Finn 31: 'I kept my eyes peeled'
–302.11+Slang muggins: fool, simpleton
302.12your saton hat, me elementator joyclid, son of
–302.12+sat on
–302.12+satin
–302.12+Satan
–302.12+Euclid: Elements of Geometry
–302.12+Joyce
–302.12+French Slang fils de pute: son of a bitch (Motif: Son of a bitch)
302.13a Butt! She's mine, Jow low jure,1 be Skibber-
–302.13+Isaac Butt: 19th century Irish nationalist politician, ousted by Parnell from the leadership of the Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain (the British sister organisation of the Home Rule League) in 1877 [303.11]
–302.13+French je le jure: I swear it
–302.13+Skibbereen Eagle: Irish newspaper
302.14ing's eagles, sweet tart of Whiteknees Arch-
–302.14+sweetheart
–302.14+whiteness
302.15way) watch him, having caught at the bi-
–302.15+bifurcating
302.16furking calamum in his bolsillos, the onelike
–302.16+Slang fucking: having sex with
–302.16+VI.B.23.003d (g): '*C* cazzo only obj. findable — difficulty' (Italian Slang cazzo: penis) [.16-.18]
–302.16+Latin calamus: reed, cane, pen
–302.16+VI.B.23.030b (g): 'bolsillo'
–302.16+Spanish bolsillos: pockets
302.17underworp he had ever funnet without diffi-
–302.17+Dutch onderwerp: subject, topic
–302.17+underwear
–302.17+Dutch worp: a throw
–302.17+found
302.18cultads, the aboleshqvick, signing away in
–302.18+Bolshevik
302.19happinext complete, (Exquisite Game of in-
–302.19+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–302.19+happiness
–302.19+Exquisite Corpse: a parlour game and cooperative artistic technique employed by French Surrealists in the 1920s and 1930s, in which each collaborator extended a common composition in sequence, usually without seeing most or all of what preceded his or her contribution
302.20spiration! I always adored your hand. So could
–302.20+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...hand...} | {Png: ...hard...}
–302.20+(handwriting)
302.21I too and without the scrope of a pen. Ohr for
–302.21+Scottish scrape of a pen: hasty scribble, short scrap of writing
–302.21+stroke
–302.21+Exodus 21:24: 'Eye for eye'
–302.21+German Ohr: ear
302.22oral, key for crib, olchedolche and a lunge ad
–302.22+Colloquial O.K.: okay
–302.22+Colloquial okey dokey: okay
–302.22+German Dolche: daggers
–302.22+German Lunge: lung
–302.22+Latin ad lib: at one's pleasure, without restriction (short for Latin ad libitum)
302.23lib. Can you write us a last line? From Smith-
–302.23+Slang lib: lie together
–302.23+Joyce wrote the last line of Gogarty's poem 'The Death of Shelley' which won Vice-Chancellor's prize at Trinity College Dublin
–302.23+Smith, Jones, Robinson (common surnames) [238.29] [594.11]
302.24Jones-Orbison?) intrieatedly in years, jirry-
–302.24+Archaic intricated: entangled
–302.24+intricately
–302.24+Jerry
302.25alimpaloop. And i Romain, hup u bn gd grl.2
–302.25+I remain, hope you been a good girl
–302.25+Roman
302.26Unds alws my thts. To fallthere at bare feet
–302.26+German und: and
–302.26+always my thoughts
–302.26+Motif: fall/rise (fall, arose) [.27]
302.27hurryaswormarose. Two dies of one raffle-
–302.27+morose
–302.27+Joyce: other works: The Day of the Rabblement (privately printed and distributed, together with a paper by Francis J.C. Skeffington, in a 1901 pamphlet entitled 'Two Essays') [.27-.29]
–302.27+Latin dies: day
–302.27+dice
–302.27+Mallarmé: Un Coup de Dés
–302.27+raffles
–302.27+French rafle: game of dice
302.28ment. Eche bennyache. Outstamp and dis-
–302.28+Obsolete eche: everlasting, eternal
–302.28+German ich bin ich: I am I (Motif: I am, I am)
–302.28+a penny each (Joyce: Pomes Penyeach)
–302.28+bellyache
–302.28+Italian stampare: to print
302.29tribute him at the expanse of his society. To
–302.29+phrase to be continued (printed at end of a story published in installments)
302.30be continued. Anon.
–302.30+Archaic anon: straight away, at once
–302.30+anonymous
302.31     And ook, ook, ook, fanky! All the charic-
–302.31+Dutch ook: also
–302.31+Motif: Look, look!
–302.31+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...ook, fanky!...} | {Png: ...ook fanky!...}
–302.31+Frank [282.08] [303.30]
–302.31+thank you
–302.31+characters
–302.31+caricatures
302.32tures3 in the drame! This is how San holy-
–302.32+Anglo-Irish Pronunciation drame: dream
–302.32+drama
–302.32+Italian San: Saint
–302.32+Heliopolis: the Greek name of a city in ancient Egypt (literally 'City of the Sun'), where according to legend the old phoenix would burn itself to allow a new one to rise from its ashes
302.F01     1 I loved to see the Macbeths Jerseys knacking spots of the Plumpduffs
–302.F01+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...Macbeths Jerseys...} | {Png: ...Macbeths-Jerseys...}
–302.F01+German knacken: to crack
–302.F01+knocking spots off
–302.F01+plum-duff: flour pudding with raisins
–302.F01+Macduff kills Macbeth (Shakespeare: Macbeth)
302.F02Pants.
–302.F02+
302.F03     2 Lifp year fends you all and moe, fouvenirs foft as fummer fnow, fweet
–302.F03+lisp (Motif: lisping)
–302.F03+leap year sends
–302.F03+more
–302.F03+souvenirs soft as summer snow
–302.F03+sweet-williams and forget-me-nots (flowers)
302.F04willings and forget-uf-knots.
–302.F04+
302.F05     3 Gag his tubes yourself.
–302.F05+keep it to yourself
302.L01Ensouling Fe-
–302.L01+(Harriet Shaw Weaver supported Joyce financially)
302.L02male Sustains
–302.L02+stains [.10]
302.L03Agonising Over-
–302.L03+German Übermensch: Overman, Superman (a central theme in Nietzsche: Also Sprach Zarathustra)
–302.L03+overman: foreman, overseer
302.L04man.
–302.L04+
302.L05Sesama to the
–302.L05+pantomime Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves: 'Open Sesame!' (a magical phrase used to open a sealed treasure cave)
302.L06Rescues. The
–302.L06+rescue
302.L07Key Signature.
–302.L07+key signature (music)
302.R01WHEN THE
–302.R01+(reply to a 'when is...' type of riddle, like Motif: When is a man not a man... (first riddle of the universe)) [.R01-.R03]
–302.R01+Slang phrase the answer is a lemon (a derisive reply to what is implied to be a ridiculous question or request)
302.R02ANSWERER
–302.R02+
302.R03IS A LEMAN.
–302.R03+Archaic leman: lover, sweetheart
302.R04ALL SQUARE
–302.R04+
302.R05AND
–302.R05+


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