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342.01     somedever morally absent, was slooching about in his knavish
–342.01+in Ireland, worshippers outside a full church during Mass are considered morally present though physically absent
–342.01+slouching
–342.01+knave of diamonds (Cluster: Cards)
342.02     diamonds asking Gmax, Knox and the Dmuggies (a pinnance for
–342.02+Mick, Nick and the Maggies (Motif: Mick/Nick) [219.19]
–342.02+phrase a penny for your thoughts (used to ask someone what they are thinking about)
–342.02+pittance
–342.02+penance (confession)
342.03     your toughts, turffers!) to deck the ace of duds. Tomtinker Tim,
–342.03+(to cover)
–342.03+(deck of cards) (Cluster: Cards)
–342.03+ace of clubs (Cluster: Cards)
–342.03+Motif: Tom/Tim
342.04     howbeit, his unremitting retainer, (the seers are the seers of
–342.04+Genesis 27:22: 'The voice is Jacob's voice but the hands are the hands of Esau' (Motif: Jacob/Esau)
–342.04+Motif: ear/eye (see, hear)
342.05     Samael but the heers are the heers of Timoth) is in Boozer's
–342.05+in Jewish folklore Sammael is God's enemy
–342.05+(Sam and Tim)
–342.05+Dutch heer: lord
–342.05+Dutch de Booze: the devil
–342.05+Boozer's Gloom: racehorse, ran fequently in the 1930s
342.06     Gloom, soalken steady in his sulken tents. Baldawl the curse,
–342.06+sulking
–342.06+silken
–342.06+Baldoyle: district of Dublin, has horse racecourse
342.07     baledale the day! And the frocks of shick sheeples in their shum-
–342.07+frocks of chic people
–342.07+clocks of six steeples
–342.07+shimmy shake: a type of dance popular in the 1920s [336.28]
–342.07+shimmering
–342.07+summer
342.08     mering insamples! You see: a chiefsmith, semperal scandal
–342.08+French ensemble: together; whole
–342.08+Comyn: The Youthful Exploits of Fionn 36: 'Lochan, a chief-smith'
–342.08+Latin semper: always
–342.08+several candlestickmakers
342.09     stinkmakers, a middinest from the Casabianca and, of course,
–342.09+French Colloquial midinette: a Parisian milliner's or dressmaker's assistant, a Paris shopgirl, an attractive but vacuous young woman
–342.09+Middle East
–342.09+Mrs Felicia Dorothea Hemans: Casabianca (appears in Bell's Elocutionist)
–342.09+Italian casa bianca: white house
–342.09+World War I Slang Casabianca: the last one
342.10     Mr Fry. Barass! Pardon the inquisition, causas es quostas? It
–342.10+Mr Fry [413.35]
–342.10+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...Mr Fry...} | {Png: ...Mr. Fry...}
–342.10+Spanish Inquisition
–342.10+Spanish causas es quo stas: you are the cause; where do you stand?
–342.10+Italian cosa è questa?: what is this?
–342.10+Variants: {FnF, Vkg: 'It' on .10} | {Png: 'It' on .11}
342.11     is Da Valorem's Dominical Brayers. Why coif that weird hood?
–342.11+De Valera
–342.11+Latin ad valorem: according to value
–342.11+Dominican Brothers
–342.11+phrase take off that white hat: an obscure 19th century abusive catch-phrase (Motif: White hat)
–342.11+Variants: {FnF, Vkg: 'hood?' on .11} | {Png: 'hood?' on .12}
342.12     Because among nosoever circusdances is to be apprehended the
–342.12+circumstances
–342.12+Variants: {FnF, Vkg: 'the' on .12} | {Png: 'the' on .13}
342.13     dustungwashed poltronage of the lost Gabbarnaur-Jaggarnath.
–342.13+distinguished patronage of the last Governor-General (of the Irish Free State, i.e. Donal Buckley, 1932-6)
–342.13+unwashed poltroon
–342.13+personage
–342.13+Juggernaut: an idol of Krishna drawn on a huge cart under whose wheels fanatic devotees were said to have thrown themselves to be crushed; hence, a symbol for blind devotion or unstoppable force (from Sanskrit jagannatha: Lord of the World, an epithet of Krishna, an avatar of Vishnu)
–342.13+Variants: {FnF, Vkg: 'Jaggarnath' on .13} | {Png: 'Jaggar-' on .13, 'nath' on .14}
342.14     Pamjab! Gross Jumpiter, whud was thud? Luckluckluckluck-
–342.14+Punjab
–342.14+French gros: fat, big, stout
–342.14+German groß: big, grand, great
–342.14+Great Jupiter, what was that
–342.14+(seven, lucky number)
–342.14+(hoofs)
–342.14+Variants: {FnF, Vkg: 'Luckluckluckluck-' on .14, 'luckluckluck!' on .15} | {Png: 'Luckluckluck-' on .14, 'luckluckluckluck!' on .15}
342.15     luckluckluck! It is the Thousand to One Guinea-Gooseberry's
–342.15+The Thousand Guineas (horse race)
–342.15+Betting Slang guinea to a gooseberry: long odds
342.16     Lipperfull Slipver Cup. Hold hard, ridesiddle titelittle Pitsy
–342.16+Liverpool Summer Cup (horse race)
–342.16+silver
–342.16+proverb There is many a slip between the cup and the lip: nothing is certain until completed
–342.16+song Right Little, Tight Little Island
–342.16+Thomas Moore: Irish Melodies: song Oh! Had We Some Bright Little Isle of Our Own [air: Sheela na Guira]
–342.16+[039.10-.11]
–342.16+Persse O'Reilly
342.17     Riley! Gurragrunch, gurragrunch! They are at the turn of the
–342.17+Town of the Ford of the Hurdles (the Irish name of Dublin)
342.18     fourth of the hurdles. By the hross of Xristos, Holophullopopu-
–342.18+German Ross: steed
–342.18+cross of Christ
–342.18+Greek 'X' = Latin 'Ch'
–342.18+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–342.18+Greek holophulos: entire
–342.18+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
–342.18+all the populace
342.19     lace is a shote of excramation! Bumchub! Emancipator, the
–342.19+shite
–342.19+shout of exclamation
–342.19+excrement
–342.19+Punjab
–342.19+(*E*)
–342.19+ECH (Motif: HCE)
–342.19+Emancipator: racehorse, born 1927
342.20     Creman hunter (Major Hermyn C. Entwhistle) with dramatic
–342.20+Crimean
–342.20+Major X: racehorse
–342.20+HCE (Motif: HCE)
342.21     effect reproducing the form of famous sires on the scene of the
–342.21+
342.22     formers triumphs, is showing the eagle's way to Mr Whayte-
–342.22+(exposing his behind)
–342.22+Eagle's Way: racehorse, born 1919
–342.22+Proverbs 30:18: 'things which are too wonderful for me... which I know not... The way of an eagle in the air... and the way of a man with a maid' [.22-.23]
–342.22+Motif: White hat
342.23     hayte's three buy geldings Homo Made Ink, Bailey Beacon
–342.23+Motif: 2&3 (three geldings, three names, two dabbles, double, pair; *VYC* and *IJ*) [.23-.26]
–342.23+bay: (of a horse) reddish-brown
–342.23+Dutch geld: money
–342.23+gelding: castrated horse
–342.23+(ink made by Shem) [185.26]
–342.23+Bailey Lighthouse on Howth Head
342.24     and Ratatuohy while Furstin II and The Other Girl (Mrs
–342.24+French ratatouille: a type of vegetable stew
–342.24+Patrick Tuohy: an Irish painter who painted both James Joyce's and John Joyce's portraits in the 1920s (Joyce also knew his father, who was a famous Dublin surgeon)
–342.24+German Fürstin: princess
–342.24+Faustin: racehorse
–342.24+first and second
342.25     'Boss' Waters, Leavybrink) too early spring dabbles, are showing
–342.25+Liffey's brink
–342.25+Archaic leavy: covered with leaves, leafy
–342.25+two
–342.25+Spring Double: the Lincolnshire Handicap and the Grand National horse races
342.26     a clean pairofhids to Immensipater. Sinkathinks to oppen here!
–342.26+hides
–342.26+heels
–342.26+*E*
–342.26+immense
–342.26+emancipator [.19]
–342.26+Latin pater: father
–342.26+such a thing to happen here!
–342.26+open air
342.27     To this virgin's tuft, on this golden of evens! I never sought of
–342.27+Garden of Eden
–342.27+thought of
342.28     sinkathink. Our lorkmakor he is proformly annuysed. He is
–342.28+such a thing
–342.28+Lord-Mayor [.29]
–342.28+lock maker
–342.28+Latin pro forma: as a matter of form
–342.28+profoundly
–342.28+annoyed
–342.28+amused
–342.28+French ennui: boredom; nuisance
342.29     shinkly thinkly shaking in his schayns. Sat will be off follteedee.
–342.29+chains
–342.29+the Lord-Mayor of Dublin wears a golden chain of office on official ceremonial occasions [.28]
–342.29+that will be all for today (radio broadcast signing off) [533.36]
342.30     This eeridreme has being effered you by Bett and Tipp. Tipp and
–342.30+eerie
–342.30+aerodrome
–342.30+drama
–342.30+dream
–342.30+Greek dromos: racecourse
–342.30+been offered
–342.30+Motif: Butt/Taff
342.31     Bett, our swapstick quackchancers, in From Topphole to Bot-
–342.31+sweepstake
–342.31+slapstick
–342.31+quick-change (artistes)
–342.31+chasers
–342.31+Motif: top/bottom
–342.31+Slang top-hole: superb
–342.31+Motif: Butt/Taff
342.32     tom of The Irish Race and World.]
–342.32+
342.33     TAFF (awary that the first sports report of Loundin Reginald
–342.33+{{Synopsis: II.3.4.D: [342.33-343.36]: the Crimean battle is raging — Butt describes his sighting of the General}}
–342.33+aware
–342.33+B.B.C. London Regional (racing radio programme) [343.03]
342.34has now been afterthoughtfully colliberated by a saggind spurts
–342.34+collaborated
–342.34+corroborated
–342.34+liberated
–342.34+second sports flash
342.35flash, takes the dipperend direction and, for tasing the tiomor of
–342.35+Big Dipper: a prominent pattern of seven stars in the Ursa Major constellation
–342.35+different
–342.35+Shelta tasi: to read
–342.35+Anglo-Irish Pronunciation tasing: teasing
–342.35+tasting
–342.35+taking
–342.35+Irish tiomar: bequest
–342.35+Timor: island in the Malay archipelago
–342.35+Latin timor: fear
–342.35+Malay timor: East [343.01]
–342.35+phrase time of day: the exact time (as indicated by a clock)


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