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419.01Partiprise my thinwhins whiles my blink points unbroken on
–419.01+parti pris: a preconceived opinion, prejudice, mind made up
–419.01+wines
–419.01+(my look)
419.02Your whole's whercabroads with Tout's trightyright token on.
–419.02+work
–419.02+breads
–419.02+French tout: all; whole
419.03My in risible universe youdly haud find
–419.03+invisible
–419.03+visible universe (Aristotle, Aquinas)
–419.03+risible: laughable, ludicrous
–419.03+you'd hardly find
–419.03+Latin haud: not at all
419.04Sulch oxtrabeeforeness meat soveal behind.
–419.04+German solch: such
–419.04+ox, beef, meat, veal
–419.04+extra
–419.04+before, behind (Motif: back/front)
–419.04+German mit: with
–419.04+German so viel: so much
419.05Your feats end enormous, your volumes immense,
–419.05+your feet are enormous
–419.05+German sind: are
–419.05+volume (Cluster: Space)
–419.05+(Wyndham Lewis was a voluminous writer (over 1500 pages in 1926-1928))
419.06(May the Graces I hoped for sing your Ondtship song sense!),
–419.06+send
–419.06+some
419.07Your genus its worldwide, your spacest sublime!
–419.07+genus and species
–419.07+genius is
–419.07+space (Cluster: Space; Motif: time/space) [.08]
419.08But, Holy Saltmartin, why can't you beat time?
–419.08+Italian saltamartino: grasshopper (Cluster: Insects)
–419.08+Saint Martin: 4th century bishop of Tours (the subject of Maitland: Life and Legends of St. Martin of Tours; his feast day, 11 November, is celebrated in Italy as the feast of cuckolds)
–419.08+time (Cluster: Time) [.07]
419.09     In the name of the former and of the latter and of their holo-
–419.09+[[Speaker: Shaun]]
–419.09+prayer Trinitarian Formula: 'In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, Amen' (Motif: Father, Son, Holy Ghost)
–419.09+locust (Cluster: Insects)
419.10caust. Allmen.
–419.10+Cluster: Amens (Paragraphs Ending with)
419.11    — Now? How good you are in explosition! How farflung is
–419.11+{{Synopsis: III.1.1D.A: [419.11-419.19]: question #9 — could he read the letter?}}
–419.11+[[Speaker: *X*]]
–419.11+explosion
–419.11+exposition
–419.11+Song of Solomon 4:10: 'How fair is thy love, my sister, my spouse! how much better is thy love than wine!' [412.07]
419.12your fokloire and how velktingeling your volupkabulary! Qui
–419.12+folklore
–419.12+Irish foclóir: vocabulary
–419.12+Loire river, France
–419.12+Czech velky: big
–419.12+Danish velklingende: euphonious
–419.12+ting-a-ling! (imitative representation of the repeated ringing of a small bell)
–419.12+volupty: pleasure, delight
–419.12+Volapük: an artificial language (Volapük)
–419.12+vocabulary
–419.12+Italian chi vive sperando muore cantando: he who lives hoping dies singing
419.13vive sparanto qua muore contanto. O foibler, O flip, you've that
–419.13+Esperanto: an artificial language (Esperanto)
–419.13+Latin qua: as far as
–419.13+content
–419.13+song 'O, Father O'Flynn, you've that wonderful way with you'
–419.13+fabler
419.14wandervogl wail withyin! It falls easily upon the earopen and goes
–419.14+German Wandervogel: bird of passage (German youth movement, 1920s)
–419.14+within
–419.14+European
419.15down the friskly shortiest like treacling tumtim with its tingting-
–419.15+Treacle Tom and Frisky Shorty
–419.15+Motif: Tom/Tim
–419.15+Tintagel, Cornwall: site of King Mark's castle
419.16taggle. The blarneyest blather in all Corneywall! But could you,
–419.16+Blarney Stone (associated with eloquence)
–419.16+Dialect bonniest: most attractive, most pretty
–419.16+brother
–419.16+song Father O'Flynn: 'in all Donegal'
419.17of course, decent Lettrechaun, we knew (to change your name of
–419.17+(small man of letters)
–419.17+leprechaun
–419.17+if not
419.18not your nation) while still in the barrel, read the strangewrote
–419.18+
419.19anaglyptics of those shemletters patent for His Christian's Em?
–419.19+anaglyptics: art of carving in low relief or embossing
–419.19+anaglyph: in photography, a composite stereoscopic picture printed in superimposed complementary colours
–419.19+Anna
–419.19+Shem
–419.19+letters patent: an open letter issued by a sovereign conferring upon someone a special right or privilege, especially the sole right to make or do something [.23]
–419.19+Motif: The Letter
–419.19+HCE (Motif: HCE)
–419.19+His Most Christian Majesty: a style for addressing the King of France
419.20    — Greek! Hand it to me! Shaun replied, plosively pointing to
–419.20+{{Synopsis: III.1.1D.B: [419.20-421.14]: answer #9 — sure he can read the trash, so he reads addresses and non-delivery reasons off the sealed envelope}}
–419.20+[[Speaker: Shaun]]
–419.20+Motif: Greek/Roman [.22]
–419.20+at the time of their friendship, Gogarty could read Greek, Joyce couldn't
–419.20+plosive: (of consonants) formed by the obstruction of airflow followed by a sudden release (e.g. 'p')
419.21the cinnamon quistoquill behind his acoustrolobe. I'm as after-
–419.21+cinnamon quill: a type of fishing-fly
–419.21+Latin quisquiliae: twigs, scraps, refuse
–419.21+Rigoletto: song Questa o quella: 'this one or that one' (Cluster: John McCormack's Repertoire)
–419.21+VI.B.14.083f (g): 'pen behind ear *V*'
–419.21+quill (writing) [.23]
–419.21+lobe of his ear (acoustic)
–419.21+astrolabe
–419.21+orthodox
419.22dusk nobly Roman as pope and water could christen me. Look
–419.22+William Shakespeare: Julius Caesar V.5.68: 'noblest Roman'
–419.22+Holy Roman [.20]
–419.22+soap and water
–419.22+(McCormack made a count by the pope)
419.23at that for a ridingpin! I am, thing Sing Larynx, letter potent to
–419.23+writing pen [.21]
–419.23+thank
–419.23+Saint Laurence O'Toole: 12th century archbishop of Dublin at the time of the Anglo-Norman invasion, and one of the two patron saints of Dublin
–419.23+VI.B.16.080f (r): '*V* potent (patent)'
–419.23+letters patent: an open letter issued by a sovereign conferring upon someone a special right or privilege, especially the sole right to make or do something [.19]
419.24play the sem backwards like Oscan wild or in shunt Persse trans-
–419.24+French Sem: Shem
–419.24+Semitic languages are written from right to left (i.e. backwards)
–419.24+same
–419.24+Oscan language
–419.24+Oscar Wilde
–419.24+ancient Persian
–419.24+Saint-John Perse: 20th century French poet (his early poems were translated by Eugene Jolas in 1928 and T.S. Eliot in 1930) [420.24]
–419.24+Persse (Persse O'Reilly)
–419.24+translating
419.25luding from the Otherman or off the Toptic or anything off the
–419.25+Latin ludere: to play [.24]
–419.25+Joyce: other works: James Clarence Mangan: mentions Mangan's use of phrases such as 'from the Ottoman' and 'from the Coptic'
–419.25+off the top of one's head
–419.25+off topic
419.26types of my finklers in the draught or with buttles, with my oyes
–419.26+tips of my fingers
–419.26+draught and bottled stout (beer)
–419.26+Norwegian øye: eye
–419.26+eyes thick shut
419.27thickshut and all. But, hellas, it is harrobrew bad on the corns and
–419.27+Greek Hellas: Greece
–419.27+French hélas: alas
–419.27+harrowing
–419.27+horribly
–419.27+Hebrew
–419.27+(on the feet)
419.28callouses. As far as that goes I associate myself with your remark
–419.28+VI.B.16.043j (r): 'associated themselves with her remarks'
–419.28+Connacht Tribune 12 Apr 1924, 3/7: 'Ballinasloe Court': 'the magistrate referred to the transfer of Sergeant Gill from Ballinsaloe to Achill, and paid a well-deserved tribute to the efficient manner in which he had discharged his duties during his service in Ballinasloe, and wished him good luck. — Superintendent Byrne associated himself with the justice's remarks, and Sergeant Gill, in reply, suitably returned thanks'
419.29just now from theodicy re'furloined notepaper and quite agree in
–419.29+theodicy: work or theory justifying God's ways (title of book by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz)
–419.29+The Odyssey
–419.29+purloined
–419.29+Poe: The Purloined Letter
–419.29+VI.B.11.030d (r): 'I agree in yr description'
–419.29+Graves: Irish Literary and Musical Studies 74: 'William Allingham': (of Allingham) 'I agree in Nathaniel Hawthorne's description of his looks'
419.30your prescriptions for indeed I am, pay Gay, in juxtaposition to
–419.30+VI.B.5.008a (r): 'Indeed it is not a nice production' [.31]
–419.30+Connacht Tribune 17 May 1924, 3/4: 'Ballinasloe Mental Hospital': (of a letter accusing the hospital of not reinstating an attendant because he was a Republican) 'Mr. Curley: It is a scurrilous letter. — Fr. Dunne: Indeed, it is not a nice production'
–419.30+P.G.: Postmaster General
–419.30+P.G.: Please God
–419.30+just the position
419.31say it is not a nice production. It is a pinch of scribble, not
–419.31+VI.B.1.151c (r): 'piece of scribble'
419.32wortha bottle of cabbis. Overdrawn! Puffedly offal tosh! Be-
–419.32+cat's piss
–419.32+cabbage
–419.32+Swiss German Kabis: cabbage
–419.32+perfectly awful trash
–419.32+Slang tosh: nonsense
–419.32+Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...tosh! Besides...} | {Png: ...tosh. Besides...}
419.33sides its auctionable, all about crime and libel! Nothing beyond
–419.33+actionable
–419.33+Motif: Cain/Abel
419.34clerical horrors et omnibus to be entered for the foreign as second-
–419.34+errors
–419.34+Latin et omnibus: and for all
–419.34+VI.B.14.170a (r): 'entered as 2nd class matter'
–419.34+second class matter: an American postal term for publisher-sent periodicals, qualifying for the lower of two rates
419.35class matter. The fuellest filth ever fired since Charley Lucan's.
–419.35+foulest
–419.35+VI.B.33.025c (r): 'Charles Lucas book burnt'
–419.35+Hall: Random Records of a Reporter 223: 'Dr. Charles Lucas, one of the members for Dublin in the Irish parliament — he whose books were burned by the order of the House of Lords, but whose courage brought about the Constitution of 1782'
–419.35+Lucan: 1st century Roman poet (may have incurred Nero's wrath after writing an insulting poem about him setting fire to Rome)
–419.35+Lucania: ancient district of southern Italy, where Oscan [.24] was spoken
–419.35+Lucian: Greek satirist (Poe: The Man of the Crowd: 'the statue in Lucian, with the surface of Parian marble, and the interior filled with filth')
–419.35+Lucan


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