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352.01(ye olde cottemptable!), his urssian gemenal, in his scutt's rudes
–352.01+Old Contemptibles: British Expeditionary Force, 1914-18
–352.01+Latin ursus: bear
–352.01+Ossian, Finn's son
–352.01+Russian General
–352.01+Latin gemini: twins
–352.01+Scott's Road, Shanghai, brothel area [351.29] [351.32]
–352.01+Scots red
352.02unreformed and he went before him in that nemcon enchelonce
–352.02+uniform
–352.02+Comyn: The Youthful Exploits of Fionn 37: (of Finn) '(Fionn) takes leave then of Lochan, and went before him (goes his way)'
–352.02+Russian nemtsy: the Germans
–352.02+nem. con.: no one opposing
–352.02+nonchalance
–352.02+VI.B.46.097af (r): 'echelon'
–352.02+Sapper: John Walters 120: 'The Man-Trap': (part of an inspection tour of a trench) 'the Adjutant... the platoon commander... the machine-gun officer... and the Sapper... advance in echelon'
–352.02+Military echelon: a formation of troops in diagonal parallel rows
352.03with the same old domstoole story and his upleave the fallener
–352.03+Danish domstole: courts of justice
–352.03+Tom Fool story
–352.03+stool
–352.03+uplift
–352.03+apple
–352.03+fallen woman: prostitute
352.04as is greatly to be petted (whitesides do his beard!) and I seen his
–352.04+Slang petted: (of a prostitute) reserved by a pimp for private satisfaction
–352.04+pitied
–352.04+[.32]
–352.04+James Whiteside: 19th century Irish barrister and judge (defended Daniel O'Connell in an 1843 trial)
352.05brichashert offensive and his boortholomas vadnhammaggs vise
–352.05+Czech brich: belly, abdomen
–352.05+Britishers
–352.05+breeches
–352.05+ricochet
–352.05+shirt
–352.05+Bartholomew Vanhomrigh: 17th century Lord-Mayor of Dublin and father of Swift's Vanessa
–352.05+Finnish vanhemmat: parents
–352.05+ham and eggs
–352.05+French vis-à-vis: opposite, towards
352.06a vise them scharlot runners and how they gave love to him
–352.06+General Scarlett (Crimea)
–352.06+scarlet runner (beans)
–352.06+harlot
–352.06+Slang runner: brothel tout in Egypt
–352.06+Comyn: The Youthful Exploits of Fionn 36: (of Cruithne and Finn) 'she gave love to the youth'
352.07and how he took the ward from us (odious the fly fly flurtation
–352.07+word
352.08of his him and hers! Just mairmaid maddeling it was it he was!)
–352.08+mermaid
–352.08+Maid Marian: Robin Hood's sweetheart
–352.08+Slang Maid Marian: whore
–352.08+maddening
352.09and, my oreland for a rolvever, sord, by the splunthers of colt
–352.09+William Shakespeare: King Richard III V.5.7: 'my kingdom for a horse'
–352.09+phrase a Roland for an Oliver: equal measure, adequate response
–352.09+revolver
–352.09+splendour of God
–352.09+splinters of Cork [009.23]
–352.09+Colt revolver
352.10and bung goes the enemay the Percy rally got me, messger, (as
–352.10+Slang bung: anus
–352.10+Colloquial phrase how goes the enemy?: what time is it? (Motif: What is the time?)
–352.10+enema
–352.10+Percy Wyndham Lewis: The Enemy [.14]
–352.10+Persse O'Reilly
–352.10+messenger
–352.10+French monsieur: sir, gentleman
352.11true as theirs an Almagnian Gothabobus!) to blow the grand off
–352.11+Bog Latin almaig: night
–352.11+French Allemagne: Germany
–352.11+Armenian
–352.11+Almanac de Gotha (record of European noble families)
–352.11+Almighty God above us
–352.11+Goth
–352.11+Motif: Ondt/Gracehoper
352.12his aceupper. Thistake it 's meest! And after meath the dulwich.
–352.12+this steak it is meat
–352.12+this take (time)
–352.12+Trogan: Les Mots Historiques du Pays de France 106: 'LOUIS XIV... L'État, c'est moi!' (French 'LOUIS XIV... 'The State, it's me!'; probably apocryphal)
–352.12+Dutch meest: most
–352.12+VI.B.46.051af (r): 'après moi deluge'
–352.12+Trogan: Les Mots Historiques du Pays de France 106: 'LOUIS XV... Cela durera bien autant que moi. Après moi, le déluge' (French 'LOUIS XV... This will last as long as me. After me, the deluge'; seen as an expression of nihilism or of an impending doom, it may have been said in a year (1757) which saw a great French defeat, an assassination attempt on the king, and the predicted arrival of Halley's Comet, then believed to be the cause of the Flood)
–352.12+phrase grace after meat; the saying of a short prayer (grace) after a meal
–352.12+me
–352.12+County Meath
–352.12+Dulwich: an area of south London
352.13We insurrectioned and, be the procuratress of the hory synnotts,
–352.13+Slang procuress: woman who procures girls for brothel
–352.13+Procurator of the Holy Synod
–352.13+hoary sinners
–352.13+Alfred Percy Sinnett: recipient of Blavatsky's Mahatma Letters, and author of Life of Madame Blavatsky
352.14before he could tell pullyirragun to parrylewis, I shuttm, missus,
–352.14+Russian pulya: bullet
–352.14+Greek polyergon: elaborate thing
–352.14+Russian poligon: shooting ground
–352.14+gun
–352.14+paralysis
–352.14+Percy Wyndham Lewis [.10]
–352.14+Lewis machine gun
–352.14+I shot him
–352.14+shut (door)
352.15like a wide sleever! Hump to dump! Tumbleheaver!
–352.15+Raglan coat has wide sleeves (Lord Raglan, Crimea)
–352.15+white slaver
–352.15+nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty
–352.15+I'm believer
–352.15+unbeliever
352.16     TAFF (camelsensing that sonce they have given bron a nuhlan
–352.16+{{Synopsis: II.3.4.J: [352.16-353.21]: Butt and Taff are furious at the General — an insult to Ireland}}
–352.16+common sense
–352.16+since
–352.16+(given him a gun)
–352.16+Polish broń: weapon, gun, arms
–352.16+Dutch bron: well (sb.)
–352.16+Russian bronya: armour
–352.16+Motif: Browne/Nolan
–352.16+Polish ułan: uhlan, lancer, light cavalryman
352.17the volkar boastsung is heading to sea vermelhion but too wellbred
–352.17+song The Volga Boat Song
–352.17+Russian volk: wolf
–352.17+boasting
–352.17+Vermilion Sea: old name for Gulf of California
–352.17+phrase to see red
–352.17+Portuguese vermelho: red
352.18not to ignore the umzemlianess of his rifal's preceedings, in an effort
–352.18+unseemliness
–352.18+Russian zemlya: land, earth (i.e. unearthliness)
–352.18+rifle
–352.18+rival's
–352.18+proceedings
352.19towards autosotorisation, effaces himself in favour of the idiology
–352.19+Greek autosôtêr: self-saver
–352.19+authorisation
–352.19+ideology
–352.19+idiot, wise
352.20alwise behounding his lumpy hump off homosodalism which means
–352.20+Obsolete alwise: in any or every way; always
–352.20+behind
–352.20+nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty
–352.20+of
–352.20+homosexuality
–352.20+sodality
352.21that if he has lain amain to lolly his liking-cabronne! -he may pops
–352.21+song Lullay Mine Liking
–352.21+Irish Sinn Féin Amháin: Ourselves Alone (Irish nationalist slogan; Motif: Sinn Féin)
–352.21+Spanish cabron: he-goat, cuckold
–352.21+French Colloquial Cambronne: a euphemism for merde (as General Cambronne was said to have shouted 'Merde!' (French Slang 'Shit!'; an expletive indicating refusal) when ordered to retreat at the Battle of Waterloo) [353.20]
–352.21+French comprends?: understand?
–352.21+perhaps
352.22lilly a young one to his herth - combrune -) Oholy rasher, I'm be-
–352.22+Holy Russia
–352.22+Bulgarian razh: rye
–352.22+rasher of bacon
352.23liever! And Oho bullyclaver of ye, bragadore-gunneral! The
–352.23+Balaclava
–352.23+very clever
–352.23+Russian braga: kind of beer, home-brewed beer
–352.23+brigadier-general
352.24grand ohold spider! It is a name to call to him Umsturdum Vonn!
–352.24+Parnell called Gladstone a 'Grand Old Spider' (after Grand Old Man, an epithet applied to Gladstone by his supporters; Motif: Grand Old Man)
–352.24+German hold: lovely
–352.24+Comyn: The Youthful Exploits of Fionn 31: (of Finn) 'It is a name for Deimne, Fionn, like that (Deimne shall be called Fionn, fair, on that account)'
–352.24+Amsterdam
352.25Ah, you were shutter reshottus and sieger besieged. Aha race of
–352.25+Carlyle: Sartor Resartus
–352.25+shutter reshot up (Motif: shutter)
–352.25+German Sieger besiegt: victor conquered
–352.25+Motif: A/O [.29]
–352.25+a race of merchants
352.26fiercemarchands counterination oho of shorpshoopers.
–352.26+fieldmarshals
–352.26+fishmongers counter a
–352.26+French marchand: shopkeeper
–352.26+Motif: Nation of shopkeepers
–352.26+sharpshooters
352.27     BUTT (miraculising into the Dann Deafir warcry, his bigotes
–352.27+Rudyard Kipling: Danny Deever (a ballad about a British soldier hanged for murder in India)
–352.27+Irish déan deifir: make haste
–352.27+Portuguese bigodes: moustaches
352.28bristling, as, jittinju triggity shittery pet, he shouts his thump and
–352.28+Bulgarian tri, chetiri, pet: three, four, five
–352.28+shoves his thumb and four fingers up the high hole of his arse [612.34-.35] [617.02-.03]
352.29feeh fauh foul finngures up the heighohs of their ahs!) Bluddy-
–352.29+Motif: Fee faw fum
–352.29+three, four, five
–352.29+Motif: A/O [.25]
–352.29+hee-haw (representing the bray of an ass)
–352.29+ass
–352.29+bloody
352.30muddymuzzle! The buckbeshottered! He'll umbozzle no more
–352.30+buckshot
–352.30+unbottle
–352.30+embezzle
352.31graves nor horne nor haunder, lou garou, for gayl geselles in
–352.31+Graves wine
–352.31+song John Peel: 'his hounds and his horn'
–352.31+Hound and Horn, magazine
–352.31+(hunt)
–352.31+French loup garou: werewolf
–352.31+gay
–352.31+Armenian kayl: wolf
–352.31+Gisela: 9th-10th century French princess, the daughter of Charles the Simple, the king of West Francia (modern France), and the wife of the Viking Rollo, the first ruler of the newly-created Normandy
–352.31+German Geselle: companion, journeyman
–352.31+gazelles
352.32dead men's hills! Kaptan (backsights to his bared!), His Cum-
–352.32+Le Mort Homme, Dead Man's Hill, north of Verdun (World War I)
–352.32+Turkish kaptan: captain
–352.32+[.04]
–352.32+Slang backside: buttocks
–352.32+black
–352.32+Anglo-Irish phrase bad cess to him: bad luck to him
–352.32+beard
–352.32+HCE (Motif: HCE)
352.33bulent Embulence, the frustate fourstar Russkakruscam, Dom
–352.33+frustrated
–352.33+Free State (Irish, 1920s)
–352.33+first rate
–352.33+four-star general (American army)
–352.33+Russian General
–352.33+Rosicrucian: a member of an alleged secret society whose members supposedly practised magic and alchemy
–352.33+Portuguese Dom: Sir (honorific prefix)
–352.33+Daniel O'Connell: the preeminent leader of Catholic Ireland in the first half of the 19th century
352.34Allaf O'Khorwan, connundurumchuff.
–352.34+Koran
–352.34+Polish kurwa: prostitute
–352.34+commander-in-chief
–352.34+conundrum
–352.34+Chuff
352.35     TAFF (who, asbestas can, wiz the healps of gosh and his bluzzid
–352.35+asbestos
–352.35+as best as he can with the help of God and His blessed mother
–352.35+Basque besta: fiesta
–352.35+Bulgarian blazhen: blessed
352.36maikar, has been sulphuring to himsalves all the pungataries
–352.36+Bulgarian maika: mother
–352.36+maker
–352.36+sulphur (in hell)
–352.36+suffering to himself
–352.36+save
–352.36+Italian punga: fight
–352.36+purgatories
–352.36+Saint Patrick's Purgatory: a small cave on an island in Lough Derg, County Donegal, said to have been revealed to Saint Patrick as an entrance to purgatory (a major pilgrimage site since at least the 12th century and possibly much earlier)


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