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367.01 | mim. Look at Lokman! Whatbetween the cupgirls and the |
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–367.01+ | mum (silent) |
–367.01+ | Lokman: Muslim prophet (and title of sura thirty-one of Koran) who admonished his son on respect due to parents |
367.02 | platterboys. And he grew back into his grossery baseness: and |
–367.02+ | drew |
–367.02+ | grocery business |
367.03 | for all his grand remonstrance: and there you are. |
–367.03+ | The Grand Remonstrance: a document produced by the English Parliament in 1641 giving account of royal mismanagement and recommending radical reforms |
367.04 | Here endeth chinchinatibus with have speak finish. With a |
–367.04+ | HEC (Motif: HCE) |
–367.04+ | Slang chin: to converse |
–367.04+ | Cincinnatus [030.13] |
367.05 | haygue for a halt on a pouncefoot panse. Pink, pleas pink, two |
–367.05+ | The Hague, Netherlands |
–367.05+ | Motif: Stop, please stop... [.05-.06] |
367.06 | pleas pink, how to pleas pink. |
–367.06+ | |
367.07 | Punk. |
–367.07+ | German Punkt: point, full stop, period (Motif: Full stop) [366.30] |
367.08 | Mask one. Mask two. Mask three. Mask four. |
–367.08+ | {{Synopsis: II.3.6.H: [367.08-369.05]: the four old men in the ark — commandments}} |
–367.08+ | (*X*) |
367.09 | Up. |
–367.09+ | |
367.10 | — Look about you, Tutty Comyn! |
–367.10+ | VI.C.12.023n-.24a (b): 'P. looks about him remember & recall place & tongue after 40 years V' === VI.B.14.038d ( ): 'P looks about him to remember & recall place & tongue after 40 years' (referring to Saint Patrick's return to Ireland) [.11] |
–367.10+ | Italian tutti: all |
–367.10+ | Tut-ankh-amen |
367.11 | — Remember and recall, Kullykeg! |
–367.11+ | Kallikak: American family of supposedly-hereditary degenerates [.18] [033.24] |
367.12 | — When visiting Dan Leary try the corner house for thee. |
–367.12+ | (tourism advertisement) [334.35] |
–367.12+ | Dún Laoghaire: a suburban town south of Dublin (pronounced and often spelled 'Dunleary') |
–367.12+ | Lyons Corner House for tea (a winged lion is the emblem of Mark the Evangelist) |
–367.12+ | Dutch thee: tea |
367.13 | — I'll gie ye credit for simmence more if ye'll be lymphing. |
–367.13+ | sixpence |
–367.13+ | Archaic lymph: clear spring or stream water, pure water; a stream |
367.14 | Our four avunculusts. |
–367.14+ | four evangelists (*X*) |
–367.14+ | Latin avunculus: maternal uncle |
367.15 | And, since threestory sorratelling was much too many, they |
–367.15+ | 'The three sorrows of storytelling': three well-known Irish folk stories |
367.16 | maddened and they morgued and they lungd and they jowld. |
–367.16+ | Motif: 4 evangelists (Mamalujo) (*X*) |
–367.16+ | jowled |
367.17 | Synopticked on the word. |
–367.17+ | Synoptic Gospels: the first three gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke) |
–367.17+ | John 1:1: 'In the beginning was the Word' |
367.18 | Till the Juke done it. |
–367.18+ | Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: line is indented} | {Png: line is not indented} |
–367.18+ | Mark Twain: Huckleberry Finn 19: 'The duke done it' |
–367.18+ | Juke: American family of supposedly-hereditary degenerates [.11] [033.24] |
367.19 | Down. |
–367.19+ | |
367.20 | Like Jukoleon, the seagoer, when he bore down in his perry |
–367.20+ | Napoleon |
–367.20+ | Deucalion and Pyrrha: the only two survivors of the Flood in Greek mythology |
–367.20+ | VI.C.13.049g (g): === VI.B.8.053d ( ): 'seagoer' |
–367.20+ | Dodd: Up the Seine to the Battlefields 11: 'the sea-going ships moored to the docks' |
–367.20+ | ferry |
367.21 | boat he had raised a slide and shipped his orders and seized his |
–367.21+ | aside |
–367.21+ | to ship oars: to lift them into boat |
367.22 | pullets and primed their plumages, the fionnling and dubhlet, the |
–367.22+ | Motif: dark/fair |
–367.22+ | Irish fionn: fair (of hair or skin) |
–367.22+ | Irish fionn-linn: clear pool |
–367.22+ | Irish dubh: dark |
–367.22+ | dove |
367.23 | dun and the fire, and, sending them one by other to fare fore forn, |
–367.23+ | Motif: dark/fair |
–367.23+ | dun: dark, gloomy |
–367.23+ | fair |
–367.23+ | one by one |
–367.23+ | German fahre vor: drive on, pass |
–367.23+ | Motif: Fee faw fum |
–367.23+ | forth |
–367.23+ | German vorn: ahead |
367.24 | he had behold the residuance of a delugion: the foggy doze still |
–367.24+ | Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...residuance...} | {Png: ...residmance...} |
–367.24+ | Deluge |
–367.24+ | delusion |
–367.24+ | song The Foggy Dew |
–367.24+ | Johnnie Walker whiskey slogan: 'Still going strong' (Colloquial phrase going strong: thriving, prosperous) |
367.25 | going strong, the old thalassocrats of invinsible empores, maskers |
–367.25+ | Greek thalassokratôr: master of the sea (Joyce: Ulysses.1.574: 'the seas' ruler') |
–367.25+ | aristocrats |
–367.25+ | 'invisible empire' of Ku Klux Klan |
–367.25+ | German empor: upward |
–367.25+ | emporia |
–367.25+ | masters |
367.26 | of the waterworld, facing one way to another way and this way |
–367.26+ | (four directions) |
367.27 | on that way, from severalled their fourdimmansions. Where the |
–367.27+ | four dimensions (*X*) |
–367.27+ | mansions |
–367.27+ | Motif: 4-stage Viconian cycle (thunder, marriage, burial, ricorso) |
367.28 | lighning leaps from the numbulous; where coold by cawld breide |
–367.28+ | lightning |
–367.28+ | lining (proverb Every cloud has a silver lining) |
–367.28+ | cumulonimbus: a type of cloud, often associated with thunderstorms |
–367.28+ | Motif: dove/raven (coo, caw) |
–367.28+ | Finn was the son of Cool (Cumhall) |
–367.28+ | cauled |
–367.28+ | German breit, lang: broad, long |
–367.28+ | Irish bréid: kerchief |
–367.28+ | bride |
367.29 | lieth langwid; the bounds whereinbourne our solied bodies all |
–367.29+ | languid |
–367.29+ | solid |
–367.29+ | soiled |
367.30 | attomed attaim arrest: appoint, that's all. But see what follows. |
–367.30+ | atom |
–367.30+ | a-tombed |
–367.30+ | at home attain a rest |
–367.30+ | Irish atáim: I am |
367.31 | Wringlings upon wronglings among incomputables about an |
–367.31+ | Ringling Brothers Circus |
–367.31+ | incompatibles |
367.32 | uncomeoutable (an angel prophetethis? kingcorrier of beheasts? |
–367.32+ | the emblems of the four evangelists: angel of Matthew, winged lion of Mark, winged calf of Luke, eagle of John (Motif: 4 evangelists (Mamalujo); *X*) |
–367.32+ | Kincora: Brian Boru's palace, County Clare |
–367.32+ | behests |
367.33 | the calif in his halifskin? that eyriewinging one?) and the voids |
–367.33+ | Earwicker |
–367.33+ | eyrie: the nest of a bird of prey, especially an eagle |
–367.33+ | words |
367.34 | bubbily vode's dodos across the which the boomomouths from |
–367.34+ | Serbo-Croatian voda: water |
–367.34+ | Kiswahili dodo: a young woman's breast before it has fallen |
–367.34+ | Behemoth (Job 40:15): probably the hippopotamus |
367.35 | their dupest dupes were in envery and anononously blowing |
–367.35+ | Polish dupa: buttocks |
–367.35+ | deepest deeps |
–367.35+ | phrase ever and anon: every now and then |
–367.35+ | anonymously |
367.36 | great. |
–367.36+ | |
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