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460.01me in his wellingtons what you haven't got!), in one of those
–460.01+
460.02pure clean lupstucks of yours thankfully, Arrah of the passkeys,
–460.02+lipsticks
–460.02+(kisses)
–460.02+in Boucicault: Arrah-na-Pogue, Arrah's foster-brother had previously escaped from prison with the help of a message she passed to him in a kiss (Anglo-Irish pogue: kiss)
460.03no matter what. You may be certain of that, fluff, now I know
–460.03+I know [458.15]
460.04how to tackle. Lock my mearest next myself. So don't keep me
–460.04+(rugby)
–460.04+Leviticus 19:18: 'Love thy neighbour as thyself'
460.05now for a good boy for the love of my fragrant saint, you villain,
–460.05+Colloquial phrase for the love of (someone)! (e.g. Jesus; exclamation of exasperation)
–460.05+VI.C.1.071j (b): === VI.B.16.143m ( ): 'fragrant saint'
–460.05+Crawford: Thinking Black 102: (of a fellow missionary) 'So the fragrant saint died at his post'
–460.05+scent
460.06peppering with fear, my goodless graceless, or I'll first murder
–460.06+Colloquial phrase goodness gracious! (exclamation of surprise or alarm)
–460.06+according to the Bible, Cain was the first murderer (Genesis 4)
460.07you but, hvisper, meet me after by next appointment near you
–460.07+Danish hviske: whisper
460.08know Ships just there beside the Ship at the future poor fool's
–460.08+Joyce: Ulysses.1.733: '— The Ship, Buck Mulligan cried. Half twelve'
–460.08+Ship Hotel and Tavern, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin
–460.08+The Ship of Fools
460.09circuts of lovemountjoy square to show my disrespects now, let
–460.09+circle of square (i.e. squaring the circle, which is impossible) [186.12]
–460.09+Mountjoy Square, Dublin
–460.09+Mountjoy Prison, Dublin
460.10me just your caroline for you, I must really so late. Sweet pig,
–460.10+adjust
–460.10+Anglo-Irish caroline: a tall 'stove-pipe' hat (name apparently derives from Carolina, United States)
–460.10+Caroline Pethers: the cook at the O'Shea residence in Brighton, who testified against Parnell at the O'Shea divorce trial
–460.10+Lewis Carroll
–460.10+(characters in Lewis Carroll: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Cook, White Rabbit ('late'), Pig, Queen of Hearts ('furious'))
460.11he'll be furious! How he stalks to simself louther and lover,
–460.11+talks to himself louder and louder
–460.11+simian: ape-like
–460.11+French Sem: Shem
–460.11+County Louth
460.12immutating aperybally. My prince of the courts who'll beat me
–460.12+Latin immuto: I alter
–460.12+immutable: unchangeable
–460.12+Joyce: Ulysses.18.1204: 'hes always imitating everybody'
–460.12+ape
–460.12+Morton Prince: 19th-20th century physician and psychologist, author of Prince: The Dissociation of a Personality [.22] [461.04]
–460.12+Robert Herrick: To Anthea, who may Command him Anything (poem): 'Bid me to live, and I will live Thy Protestant to be'
460.13to love! And I'll be there when who knows where with the
–460.13+two-love (tennis score; 'love' is zero)
460.14objects of which I'll knowor forget. We say. Trust us. Our
–460.14+never
460.15game. (For fun!) The Dargle shall run dry the sooner I you
–460.15+VI.B.33.106a (r): 'yours for ever for fun'
–460.15+song The Dargle Run Dry
–460.15+(sooner than)
460.16deny. Whoevery heard of such a think? Till the ulmost of all
–460.16+German Ulm: elm
–460.16+utmost
–460.16+VI.B.15.157c (g): 'ell = ulna'
–460.16+Clodd: The Story of the Alphabet 92: 'certain parts of the body, e.g.... forearm (Latin ulna, Anglo-Saxon eln, whence "ell")... remain standards of measurement'
460.17elmoes shall stele our harts asthone! And Mrs A'Mara makes
–460.17+Motif: tree/stone (elm, stone)
–460.17+elbows
–460.17+VI.B.15.158i (g): 'stele'
–460.17+Clodd: The Story of the Alphabet 105: 'For a long time the earliest known example of hieroglyphic writing... was a mutilated stele or monumental tablet'
–460.17+Greek stêlê: block of stone
–460.17+steel our hearts of stone
–460.17+as stone
–460.17+Motif: A/O
–460.17+Italian amara: bitter (feminine)
–460.17+O'Mara [040.16] [049.03]
460.18it up and befriends with Mrs O'Morum! I will write down all
–460.18+Motif: up/down
–460.18+VI.B.33.030e (r): 'write down your name with a gold pen & ink' (last 'r' uncertain)
–460.18+Gomme & Sharp: Children's Singing Games, Set V, 19: children's game ('circle' game) Green Gravel: (lyrics) 'I write down your name with a gold pen and ink'
460.19your names in my gold pen and ink. Everyday, precious, while
–460.19+
460.20m'm'ry's leaves are falling deeply on my Jungfraud's Messonge-
–460.20+memory's
–460.20+German Jungfrau: virgin (German Archaic maiden)
–460.20+VI.B.3.063a (g): 'Is has a dream — it is interpreted by Jung' (Joyce refused in 1919 to be analysed by Jung; Lucia was to be, but only in 1934)
–460.20+Jung and Freud
–460.20+fraud
–460.20+French mes songes: my dreams
–460.20+German Messbuch: missal
–460.20+French mensonge: lie, falsehood
460.21book I will dream telepath posts dulcets on this isinglass stream
–460.21+telegraph
–460.21+(streams of isinglass) [486.23]
–460.21+isinglass: a form of gelatin
–460.21+Issy and her looking-glass image (*IJ*)
–460.21+Tristan floated distinctively-cut pieces of bark and twigs down a stream that sprang at the base of a pine tree and flowed through Iseult's chamber, thus informing her that he was waiting under the tree (related in Bédier: Le Roman de Tristan et Iseut 60 and Bédier: The Romance of Tristram and Iseult 65) [.21-.27] [449.33]
460.22(but don't tell him or I'll be the mort of him!) under the libans
–460.22+Slang mort: woman; sexually promiscuous woman
–460.22+French mort: death
–460.22+mort: salmon in its third year
–460.22+Morton Prince: 19th-20th century physician and psychologist, author of Prince: The Dissociation of a Personality [.12] [461.04]
–460.22+Liban: in Celtic legend, a mermaid who took the shape of a salmon [.28] and lived for 300 years beneath the sea
–460.22+Greek libanos: incense (Maronites) [469.29] [470.14]
–460.22+cedars of Lebanon
460.23and the sickamours, the cyprissis and babilonias, where the
–460.23+sycamores (in North England confused with plane trees)
–460.23+French amour: love
–460.23+cypresses
–460.23+Babylon willow: another name for the weeping willow
460.24frondoak rushes to the ask and the yewleaves too kisskiss them-
–460.24+The Book of Common Prayer: Burial of the Dead: 'ashes to ashes' (prayer)
–460.24+Danish ask: ash
460.25selves and 'twill carry on my hearz'waves my still waters reflec-
–460.25+Colloquial 'twill: it will
–460.25+heart's
–460.25+German Herz: heart
–460.25+Hertzian Waves: a class of ether waves
460.26tions in words over Margrate von Hungaria, her Quaidy ways
–460.26+(*J*)
–460.26+Saint Margaret of Hungary had stigmata
–460.26+German von: of
460.27and her Flavin hair, to thee, Jack, ahoy, beyond the boysforus.
–460.27+Latin flavus: yellowish
–460.27+Bosphorus river
460.28Splesh of hiss splash springs your salmon. Twick twick, twinkle
–460.28+flesh of my flesh
–460.28+nursery rhyme Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
460.29twings my twilight as Sarterday afternoon lex leap will smile on
–460.29+Saturday afternoon... twelve months' mind [280.07-.08]
–460.29+Latin sartor: tailor
–460.29+Latin lex: law
–460.29+W.S.J. Joyce: The Neighbourhood of Dublin 323: (quotes an anonymous 19th century poem about Sunday morning excursions outside Dublin) 'Or Leixlip smiling on the stream below' (Leixlip: a village on the Liffey west of Dublin; the name means 'Salmon Leap')
460.30my fourinhanced twelvemonthsmind. And what's this I was
–460.30+at the age of four, salmon return to their birth-place to spawn
–460.30+four-in-hand: a coach drawn by four horses driven by one person
–460.30+enhanced
–460.30+month's mind: a mass for a deceased celebrated one month after his death, reminding the congregation of Purgatory
460.31going to say, dean? O, I understand. Listen, here I'll wait on thee
–460.31+The Dean: an epithet of Swift
–460.31+for
–460.31+Dutch thee: tea
460.32till Thingavalla with beautiful do be careful teacakes, more stues-
–460.32+Thingvellir: seat of Icelandic Parliament
–460.32+Valhalla: in Norse mythology, the magnificent hall in which chosen slain heroes spend their glorious afterlife
–460.32+D.B.C.: Dublin Bread Company
–460.32+German süßer: sweeter
460.33ser flavoured than Vanilla and blackcurrant there's a cure in, like
–460.33+Motif: dark/fair (vanilla, blackcurrant)
460.34a born gentleman till you'll resemble me, all the time you're
–460.34+Motif: The Letter: born gentleman
–460.34+Balfe: The Bohemian Girl: song Then You'll Remember Me (Cluster: John McCormack's Repertoire)
460.35awhile way, I swear to you, I will, by Candlemas! And listen,
–460.35+away
–460.35+Joyce was born on Candlemas (2 February)
460.36joey, don't be ennoyed with me, my old evernew, when, by the
–460.36+(Saint Joseph)
–460.36+French ennui: boredom, nuisance
–460.36+annoyed
–460.36+Motif: old/new
–460.36+nephew (Tristan was technically Iseult's)


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