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405.01letters, relayed wand postchased, multiply, ay faith, and plultiply!)
–405.01+with post haste
–405.01+post-chaise
–405.01+purchased
–405.01+Genesis 1:28: 'Be fruitful, and multiply'
405.02Shaun himself.
–405.02+
405.03     What a picture primitive!
–405.03+
405.04     Had I the concordant wiseheads of Messrs Gregory and Lyons
–405.04+{{Synopsis: III.1.1A.C: [405.04-407.09]: Shaun's immense diet — not that he was guilty of gluttony}}
–405.04+[[Speaker: the four's ass]]
–405.04+German Weisheit: Dutch wijsheid: wisdom
–405.04+*X* + the four's ass = Motif: four fifths [.04-.06]
405.05alongside of Dr Tarpey's and I dorsay the reverend Mr Mac
–405.05+daresay
–405.05+Latin orsa: words, speech
405.06Dougall's, but I, poor ass, am but as their fourpart tinckler's dun-
–405.06+(alas)
–405.06+William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream IV.1.205-206: 'Man is but an ass as if he go about to expound this dream. Methought I was — there is no man can tell what'
–405.06+Anglo-Irish tinkler: tinker, itinerant metal-worker and mender (from Irish tincléir)
–405.06+donkey
405.07key. Yet methought Shaun (holy messonger angels be uninter-
–405.07+French Messe: Mass
–405.07+messenger
–405.07+French mensonge: falsehood
–405.07+French songe: dream
405.08ruptedly nudging him among and along the winding ways of
–405.08+
405.09random ever!) Shaun in proper person (now may all the blue-
–405.09+Smollett: Roderick Random
405.10blacksliding constellations continue to shape his changeable time-
–405.10+VI.B.16.040c (r): 'backsliding'
405.11table!) stood before me. And I pledge you my agricultural word
–405.11+
405.12by the hundred and sixty odds rods and cones of this even's
–405.12+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–405.12+six (Cluster: Cards)
–405.12+rods: one of the suits of the Tarot pack (Cluster: Cards)
–405.12+rods and cones make up the eye retina
–405.12+cone: a term used in Yeats: A Vision
–405.12+Motif: odd/even
–405.12+seven (Cluster: Cards)
–405.12+Archaic even: evening
405.13vision that young fellow looked the stuff, the Bel of Beaus'
–405.13+French bel, beau: beautiful, handsome (masculine; before a vowel or a consonant, respectively)
–405.13+Beau-Belle Walk, Phoenix Park
–405.13+Beaux' Walk: a fashionable promenade along the northern side of Saint Stephen's Green, Dublin
–405.13+beaus: men excessively focused on their external appearance, dandies, fops; male sweethearts, boyfriends
405.14Walk, a prime card if ever was! Pep? Now without deceit it is
–405.14+VI.B.5.017f (r): '*V* a card' (Cluster: Cards)
–405.14+(ace) (Cluster: Cards)
–405.14+prime steak (Cluster: Steaks)
–405.14+Motif: Caddy/Primas
–405.14+VI.B.10.043d (r): 'it is hardly too much to say'
405.15hardly too much to say he was looking grand, so fired smart, in
–405.15+Slang fired: damned, infernally
405.16much more than his usual health. No mistaking that beamish
–405.16+king (Cluster: Cards)
–405.16+Lewis Carroll: Through the Looking-Glass ch. I: 'my beamish boy!'
–405.16+Beamish stout
–405.16+Beamish Mac Coul: character in Boucicault: Arrah-na-Pogue, to whom Arrah had previously passed a note in a kiss when he had been in prison
405.17brow! There was one for you that ne'er would nunch with good
–405.17+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...brow! There...} | {Png: ...brow. There...}
–405.17+phrase dine with good Duke Humphrey: go dinnerless, go hungry
–405.17+Dialect nunch: nuncheon, light refreshment
–405.17+nine (Cluster: Cards)
405.18Duke Humphrey but would aight through the months without a
–405.18+eat
–405.18+eight (Cluster: Cards)
–405.18+eight months
–405.18+(no oysters in months without an r)
405.19sign of an err in hem and then, otherwise rounding, fourale to the
–405.19+Anglo-Irish Erin: Ireland
–405.19+Archaic hem: them
–405.19+four (Cluster: Cards)
–405.19+four-ale: ale sold at four-pence a quart
–405.19+farewell
405.20lees of Traroe. Those jehovial oyeglances! The heart of the rool!
–405.20+song The Rose of Tralee (Cluster: John McCormack's Repertoire)
–405.20+Irish Trágh Ruadh: Red Bank (famous for oysters)
–405.20+Tara
–405.20+Tarot (Cluster: Cards)
–405.20+Jehovah
–405.20+Jove: another name for Jupiter, the Roman god of the sky
–405.20+jovial eyeglasses
–405.20+oval
–405.20+Norwegian øye: eye
–405.20+glances
–405.20+Dublin Slang the heart of the roll: a fine fellow
–405.20+song The Heart of the Roll Is Dicey Riley
405.21And hit the hencoop. He was immense, topping swell for he was
–405.21+VI.B.3.050i (r): 'Immense! (MFK)' (Matthew F. Kane, model for Martin Cunningham (Joyce: Ulysses.6.146))
405.22after having a great time of it, a twentyfour hours every moment
–405.22+Time: thirteenth trump card in the Tarot pack (Cluster: Cards)
–405.22+VI.B.5.050c (r): 'time if it'
405.23matters maltsight, in a porterhouse, scutfrank, if you want to
–405.23+German Mahlzeit: meal (literally 'meal time')
–405.23+American porterhouse: a house where porter is served
–405.23+porterhouse steak (Cluster: Steaks)
–405.23+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...porterhouse, scutfrank...} | {Png: ...porterhouse scutfrank...}
–405.23+flank steak (Cluster: Steaks)
405.24know, Saint Lawzenge of Toole's, the Wheel of Fortune, leave
–405.24+a fanatic, preoccupied with the murder of Becket, attacked Saint Laurence O'Toole on the altar steps of Canterbury Cathedral and beat him with a club, while he was preparing to celebrate Mass [.25]
–405.24+Wheel of Fortune: tenth (X) trump card in the Tarot pack (Cluster: Cards)
405.25your clubs in the hall and wait on yourself, no chucks for wal-
–405.25+clubs (Cluster: Cards)
–405.25+club steak (Cluster: Steaks)
–405.25+chuck steak (Cluster: Steaks)
–405.25+no cheques (i.e. free-of-charge)
405.26nut ketchups, Lazenby's and Chutney graspis (the house the once
–405.26+ketchup, pickle, chutney (condiments or relishes)
–405.26+Lazenby's pickles
–405.26+Italian graspi: grape stalks
–405.26+gratis
–405.26+Joyce: Ulysses.10.1279: 'the house said to have been admired by the late queen'
405.27queen of Bristol and Balrothery twice admired because her
–405.27+queen (Cluster: Cards)
–405.27+in 1172, Henry II granted the city of Dublin as a colony to the citizens of Bristol, with the same liberties and charters they were entitled to in Bristol (this led to many Bristolians emigrating to Dublin)
–405.27+Balrothery: village, County Dublin
–405.27+two (Cluster: Cards)
405.28frumped door looked up Dacent Street) where in the sighed of
–405.28+front door
–405.28+trump (Cluster: Cards)
–405.28+rump steak (Cluster: Steaks)
–405.28+Anglo-Irish Pronunciation dacent: decent
–405.28+sight
405.29lovely eyes while his knives of hearts made havoc he had re-
–405.29+knave (Cluster: Cards)
–405.29+hearts (Cluster: Cards)
405.30cruited his strength by meals of spadefuls of mounded food, in
–405.30+Strength: eleventh (or eighth) trump card in the Tarot pack (Cluster: Cards)
–405.30+by means of
–405.30+(Macalister: Temair Breg 328: (of a rite for determining the next king after one had died not at the hands of his successor) 'Someone, presumably a druid, glutted himself with the flesh and broth of a white [sacred] bull, and then went to sleep, while four druids chanted over his body an ór firindi, or "spell of truth." The appointed king would appear to the sleeper amid the nightmares induced by his overloaded stomach') [456.03] [474.11] [474.21] [475.02] [477.01-.02] [532.06]
–405.30+spades (Cluster: Cards)
–405.30+VI.B.5.046l (r): 'mound of food'
–405.30+Percy French: song Slattery's Mounted Foot
405.31anticipation of the faste of tablenapkins, constituting his three-
–405.31+Anglo-Irish Pronunciation faste: feast
–405.31+Feast of Tabernacles: a Jewish holiday commemorating the Israelites' camping in tabernacles (temporary dwellings, tents) after their exodus from Egypt
–405.31+(fast of Lent)
–405.31+three (Cluster: Cards)
–405.31+The Tripartite Life of Saint Patrick: a 9th century biography of Saint Patrick
–405.31+(Vico's three ages plus a ricorso (Motif: 4-stage Viconian cycle))
405.32partite pranzipal meals plus a collation, his breakfast of first, a bless
–405.32+Italian pranzo: dinner
–405.32+principal
–405.32+VI.B.14.158c (r): '*V* collation'
–405.32+collation: light meal
–405.32+'Bless us O Lord and these Thy gifts' (grace)
405.33us O blood and thirsthy orange, next, the half of a pint of becon
–405.33+bloodthirsty
–405.33+Blood Thursday: in Ireland, Innocents' Day or Childermas
–405.33+The Encyclopædia Britannica vol. XIV, 'Innocents' Day', 583b: 'Innocents' Day, or Childermas, a festival celebrated in the Latin church on the 28th of December... in memory of the massacre of the children by Herod... The Irish call the day... Diar dasin darg, "blood Thursday"'
–405.33+blood orange
–405.33+John 19:28: 'I thirst' (fifth of seven last words of Christ)
–405.33+pent-: five- (Cluster: Cards)
–405.33+pound of bacon
405.34with newled googs and a segment of riceplummy padding, met
–405.34+newlaid
–405.34+VI.B.14.013g (r): 'goog'
–405.34+Slang googs: eggs
–405.34+rice pudding, raspberry pudding, plum pudding
–405.34+Colloquial plummy: rich, desirable, very good
–405.34+paddy: rice in the husk
–405.34+Dutch met of zonder suiker: with or without sugar
–405.34+made of
405.35of sunder suigar and some cold forsoaken steak peatrefired from
–405.35+godforsaken
–405.35+Matthew 27:46: 'My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?' (fourth of seven last words of Christ)
–405.35+steak (Cluster: Steaks)
–405.35+peat-fired
–405.35+Saint Peter
–405.35+petrified
405.36the batblack night o'erflown then, without prejuice to evectuals,
–405.36+Tennyson: other works: Maud, XXII.I: 'Come into the garden, Maud, For the black bat, night, has flown'
–405.36+(the night before)
–405.36+Archaic o'er: over
–405.36+prejudice
–405.36+juice
–405.36+evectant: in math, a contravariant
–405.36+victuals


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