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| 515.01 | that erestationed. He was culping for penance while you were |
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| –515.01+ | EHC (Motif: HCE) |
| –515.01+ | ever |
| –515.01+ | prayer Confiteor: 'mea culpa' (Latin 'through my fault') |
| –515.01+ | (beating his chest) |
| 515.02 | ringing his belle. Did the kickee, goodman rued fox, say anything |
| –515.02+ | Fox Goodman |
| –515.02+ | red |
| 515.03 | important? Clam or cram, spick or spat? |
| –515.03+ | Latin clam: secretly |
| –515.03+ | Slang cram: lie, falsehood |
| –515.03+ | Latin coram: openly |
| –515.03+ | German Kram: junk |
| –515.03+ | phrase spick and span: very neat [572.05] |
| 515.04 | — No more than Richman's periwhelker. |
| –515.04+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| –515.04+ | periwinkle, whelk (edible molluscs) |
| 515.05 | — Nnn ttt wrd? |
| –515.05+ | not a word |
| 515.06 | — Dmn ttt thg. |
| –515.06+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| –515.06+ | damn the thing |
| 515.07 | — A gael galled by scheme of scorn? Nock? |
| –515.07+ | William Shakespeare: Macbeth V.5.26: 'a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing' |
| –515.07+ | Motif: Tale told of Shaun or Shem (Motif: Shem/Shaun) |
| –515.07+ | Motif: Gall/Gael |
| –515.07+ | Motif: Mick/Nick [.08] |
| –515.07+ | German nicht?: isn't it? |
| 515.08 | — Sangnifying nothing. Mock! |
| –515.08+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| –515.08+ | French sang: blood |
| 515.09 | — Fortitudo eius rhodammum tenuit? |
| –515.09+ | Latin Fortitudo eius Rhodanum tenuit: His Strength Has Held the Rhône (one of the many possible explanations of FERT, the obscure motto of the Kingdom of Italy and the House of Savoy; Motif: FERT) |
| 515.10 | — Five maim! Or something very similar. |
| –515.10+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| 515.11 | — I should like to euphonise that. It sounds an isochronism. |
| –515.11+ | euphonise: render euphonious |
| –515.11+ | euphemise |
| –515.11+ | emphasise |
| –515.11+ | isochronism: property of occupying equal lengths of time or occurring at regular intervals |
| –515.11+ | anachronism |
| 515.12 | Secret speech Hazelton and obviously disemvowelled. But it is |
| –515.12+ | W.G. 'Single Speech' Hamilton: Irish M.P., that made a brilliant maiden speech and said never to have spoken again |
| –515.12+ | disembowelled |
| –515.12+ | (no vowels) [.05-.06] |
| 515.13 | good laylaw too. We may take those wellmeant kicks for free |
| –515.13+ | Hebrew laylah tov: good night |
| 515.14 | granted, though ultra vires, void and, in fact, unnecessarily so. |
| –515.14+ | Latin ultra vires: beyond the powers |
| –515.14+ | ultraviolet |
| 515.15 | Happily you were not quite so successful in the process verbal |
| –515.15+ | haply |
| –515.15+ | French procés verbale: minutes of proceedings |
| 515.16 | whereby you would sublimate your blepharospasmockical sup- |
| –515.16+ | VI.B.20.073d (b): 'blephorospasm' |
| –515.16+ | Lewis: The Art of Being Ruled 401: (in a chapter about Joyce) 'The exploitation of madness, of ticks, blephorospasms, and eccentricities of the mechanism of the brain, is a thing of a similar order in language to the exploitation of the physical aspect of imbecility in contemporary painting' |
| –515.16+ | blepharospasm: spasm of the eyelid muscle, spasmodic winking or blinking |
| –515.16+ | spasmodical |
| –515.16+ | mocking |
| 515.17 | pressions, it seems? |
| –515.17+ | |
| 515.18 | — What was that? First I heard about it. |
| –515.18+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| –515.18+ | VI.B.8.191a (g): 'What was that' [555.01] |
| 515.19 | — Were you or were you not? Ask yourself the answer, I'm |
| –515.19+ | |
| 515.20 | not giving you a short question. Now, not to mix up, cast your |
| –515.20+ | VI.B.14.193b (r): 'cast yr eyes around' |
| 515.21 | eyes around Capel Court. I want you, witness of this epic struggle, |
| –515.21+ | Capel Court, London (a members-only entrance to the London Stock Exchange was found there) |
| –515.21+ | Capel Street, Dublin |
| –515.21+ | VI.B.14.228h (r): 'I want you to tell me *V*' [570.30] |
| 515.22 | as yours so mine, to reconstruct for us, as briefly as you can, in- |
| –515.22+ | VI.B.17.app5a (b): 'tell us inexactly' |
| –515.22+ | Robbins: Parnell: The Last Five Years 92: (Russell, Parnell's lawyer, cross-examinating Pigott) 'when he replied to a question, "I can't tell you exactly," Russell suggested, "Then tell us inexactly"' |
| –515.22+ | in exactly the same way |
| 515.23 | exactly the same as a mind's eye view, how these funeral games, |
| –515.23+ | VI.A.0302ao (g): 'mind's eye view all wrong' (only first three words crayoned) |
| –515.23+ | VI.B.14.177i (r): 'funeral games' [332.26] [602.22] |
| –515.23+ | O'Grady: Selected Essays and Passages 83: (of local traditions about local heroes) 'What held these traditions together, and rendered them enduring and famous, was the periodical games and fairs held on the spot where those ancient heroes were interred' |
| –515.23+ | VI.B.14.213l (r): 'funeral games' [332.26] [602.22] |
| –515.23+ | Czarnowski: Le Culte des Héros, Saint Patrick LI: 'En dehors des récitations poétiques, la commémoration des héros comportait des jeux' (French 'Apart from poetic recitations, the commemoration of heroes included games') |
| 515.24 | which have been poring over us through homer's kerryer pid- |
| –515.24+ | pouring |
| –515.24+ | Homer |
| –515.24+ | homing pigeon |
| –515.24+ | County Kerry |
| –515.24+ | Greek kyrie: O lord |
| –515.24+ | Danish kære pige: dear girl |
| –515.24+ | carrier pigeon |
| 515.25 | geons, massacreedoed as the holiname rally round took place. |
| –515.25+ | massacred |
| –515.25+ | prayer Credo, part of Mass |
| –515.25+ | Dutch dood: dead |
| –515.25+ | Holy Name societies (Roman Catholic) |
| 515.26 | — Which? Sure I told you that afoul. I was drunk all lost life. |
| –515.26+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| –515.26+ | afore |
| –515.26+ | after |
| –515.26+ | last night |
| 515.27 | — Well, tell it to me befair, the whole plan of campaign, in |
| –515.27+ | {{Synopsis: III.3.3A.S: [515.27-519.15]: finally getting around to the famous encounter — yet another confusing version of the assault}} |
| –515.27+ | before |
| –515.27+ | VI.B.17.009o (r): 'plan of campaign' |
| –515.27+ | The Plan of Campaign: a concerted scheme devised and carried out between 1886 and 1891 by the Irish National League, then under Parnell's leadership, in order to force landlords to reduce the rent they were charging Irish tenants (discussed at length in O'Brien: The Parnell of Real Life chapter VII: 'The Parnell of the Plan of Campaign Days') |
| 515.28 | that bamboozelem mincethrill voice of yours. Let's have it, |
| –515.28+ | song Kafoozalem: 'And with a verse of Al Koran, Have managed to bamboozle 'em' |
| –515.28+ | minstrel |
| 515.29 | christie! The Dublin own, the thrice familiar. |
| –515.29+ | Christy Minstrels |
| –515.29+ | doubly known |
| 515.30 | — Ah, sure, I eyewitless foggus. 'Tis all around me bebatters- |
| –515.30+ | [[Speaker: Yawn]] |
| –515.30+ | VI.B.16.035m (r): '*V* Ah sure I forget' |
| –515.30+ | eyewitness |
| –515.30+ | VI.B.16.144d (r): 'it's all round my hat' === VI.B.16.076e (r): '*V* all round my hat' |
| –515.30+ | Colloquial phrase 'tis all round my hat: it is all nonsense |
| –515.30+ | Battersby and Company: Dublin auctioneers |
| 515.31 | bid hat. |
| –515.31+ | |
| 515.32 | — Ah, go on now, Masta Bones, a gig for a gag, with your |
| –515.32+ | 'Mister Bones': name for sideman in minstrel show |
| –515.32+ | Matthew 5:38: 'Ye have heard that it hath been said, an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth' (referring to Exodus 21:24: 'Eye for eye, tooth for tooth') |
| 515.33 | impendements and your perroqtriques! Blank memory of hatless |
| –515.33+ | VI.B.17.083f (b): 'impediment' |
| –515.33+ | Chervin: Bégaiement 114: (quoting English reports about reasons for exemption from military service) 'impediment of speech' |
| –515.33+ | French perroquet: parrot |
| –515.33+ | French trique: cudgel |
| –515.33+ | tricks |
| 515.34 | darky in blued suit. You were ever the gentle poet, dove from |
| –515.34+ | VI.B.17.009n (r): 'dove from Hawarden' |
| –515.34+ | O'Brien: The Parnell of Real Life 96: (of Parnell's reaction to a speech by Herbert Gladstone, William Gladstone's son) 'Parnell noted the flight of the dove from Hawarden, as of the dove from Birmingham, with interest, but in silence' |
| 515.35 | Haywarden. Pitcher cup, patcher cap, pratey man? Be nice about |
| –515.35+ | Hawarden: William Gladstone's country estate in Wales |
| –515.35+ | nursery rhyme 'Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker man' |
| –515.35+ | Anglo-Irish praties: potatoes |
| –515.35+ | VI.B.14.223d (g): 'be nice about it' |
| 515.36 | it, Bones Minor! Look chairful! Come, delicacy! Go to the end, |
| –515.36+ | cheerful |
| –515.36+ | Proverbs 6:6: 'Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise' |
| –515.36+ | (skip to the end, e.g. of a book) |
| –515.36+ | ant (Motif: Ondt/Gracehoper) [516.01] |
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