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524.01public exess females, whereas allbeit really sweet fillies, as was
–524.01+pubic
–524.01+Essex: Anglo-Saxon kingdom [523.28] [523.34] [524.15] [524.26]
–524.01+French filles: girls
524.02very properly held by the metropolitan in connection with this
–524.02+VI.B.14.219i (r): 'detained by DMP in connection with death'
–524.02+VI.B.14.116j (r): 'the metropolitan (police) (rlwy) (prelate)' (only first two words crayoned)
–524.02+Martin: Saint Colomban 157: 'Constantius, élu métropolitain de Milan en 593' (French 'Constantius, elected metropolitan of Milan in 593')
–524.02+VI.B.14.166f (r): 'metropolitan'
–524.02+Bury: The Life of St. Patrick 160n: 'There can be little question that the (contemporary) expression in provincia nostra in Ann. Ult., A.D. 443, means "in Ireland," conceived as a single ecclesiastical province, like the province of a metropolitan'
–524.02+metropolitan: a bishop overseeing the bishops of a province and having a see in the province's metropolis
–524.02+(Dublin Metropolitan Police)
524.03regrettable nuisance, touching arbitrary conduct, being in strict
–524.03+
524.04contravention of schedule in board of forests and works bylaws
–524.04+Board of Public Works, Dublin, responsible for parks
–524.04+VI.B.14.125d (r): 'school of forests & waters'
–524.04+École des Eaux et Forêts: French institute of forestry, founded in 1824 in Nancy, France (literally 'school of waters and forests')
524.05regulationing sparkers' and succers' amusements section of our
–524.05+
524.06beloved naturpark in pursuance of which police agence me and
–524.06+German Naturpark: natural parkland
–524.06+French agence: bureau, agency
–524.06+agents
524.07Shorty have approached a reverend gentlman of the name of
–524.07+gentleman
524.08Mr Coppinger with reference to a piece of fire fittings as was
–524.08+VI.B.6.064h (r): 'Return to Coppinger' (Archdeacon J.F.X.P. Coppinger) [.18] [.27] [525.01]
–524.08+(Motif: fender)
524.09most obliging, 'pon my sam, in this matter of his explanations
–524.09+'pon my Sam! (expletive)
–524.09+soul
524.10affirmative, negative and limitative, given to me and Shorty,
–524.10+types of logic propositions by quality: Affirmative (Cluster: Logic)
–524.10+types of logic propositions by quality: Negative (Cluster: Logic)
–524.10+types of logic propositions by quality: Limitative or Infinite (Cluster: Logic)
524.11touching what the good book says of toooldaisymen, concerning
–524.11+VI.B.11.134f (r): 'the good book says'
–524.11+song Hortense: 'The preacher... whispered... the good book says that you're a lucky creature' (a 1921 song)
–524.11+phrase the good book: the Bible
–524.11+too old days (i.e oldtimers) [035.17]
–524.11+Slang daisy: a male homosexual
524.12the merits of early bisectualism, besides him citing from approved
–524.12+EHC, HCE (Motif: HCE)
–524.12+VI.B.14.227e (r): 'early bisexualism' (Motif: mixed gender) [.36]
–524.12+(two sects)
–524.12+a proved
524.13lectionary example given by a valued friend of the name of Mr
–524.13+lectionary: book with lessons to be read at divine services
524.14J. P. Cockshott, reticent of England, as owns a pretty maisonette,
–524.14+J.P.: Justice of the Peace
–524.14+VI.B.6.095c ( ): 'that JP Cockshot'
–524.14+resident
–524.14+(brothel)
524.15Quis ut Deus, fronting on to the Soussex Bluffs as was telling us
–524.15+Latin quis ut Deus: who like God (attributed to Saint Michael)
–524.15+(South Downs, Sussex, southeastern England (chalk hills and cliffs)) [051.30-.31]
–524.15+Sussex: Anglo-Saxon kingdom [523.28] [523.34] [524.01] [524.26]
524.16categoric how Mr Cockshott, as he had his assignation with,
–524.16+types of logic propositions by relation: Categorical (Cluster: Logic)
–524.16+Legalese deed-poll: a deed made and executed by one party only (so called because the paper or parchment is 'polled' or cut even, not indented)
524.17present holder by deedpoll and indenture of the swearing belt,
–524.17+Legalese indenture: a deed between two or more parties with mutual covenants (especially one executed in two or more copies, all having their tops or edges correspondingly indented or serrated for identification and security)
524.18he tells him hypothetic, the reverend Mr Coppinger, hereckons
–524.18+types of logic propositions by relation: Hypothetical (Cluster: Logic)
–524.18+Archdeacon J.F.X.P. Coppinger [.08] [.27] [525.01]
–524.18+he reckons
524.19himself disjunctively with his windwarrd eye up to a dozen miles
–524.19+types of logic propositions by relation: Disjunctive (Cluster: Logic)
–524.19+Nautical windward: turned towards the wind, facing the wind (both the Society Islands (in Polynesia) and the Lesser Antilles (in the West Indies) are subdivided into Leeward Islands and Windward Islands)
–524.19+Danish ey: island
524.20of a cunifarm school of herring, passing themselves supernatently
–524.20+cuneiform (wedge-shaped) writing
–524.20+supernatant liquid: in chemistry, the liquid covering the substance under consideration (literally 'swimming above')
524.21by the Bloater Naze from twelve and them mayridinghim by the
–524.21+The Naze: a headland in Essex, projecting into the North Sea at the mouth of the Stour river
–524.21+ante-meridiem (a.m.)
–524.21+May-riding: some May-day custom
–524.21+marauding him
–524.21+VI.B.14.159m (r): 'the silent hours'
524.22silent hour. Butting, charging, bracing, backing, springing,
–524.22+(midnight)
–524.22+song The Rakes of Mallow: 'Beauing, belleing, dancing, drinking, Breaking windows, cursing, sinking, Ever raking, never thinking'
–524.22+astrological signs of the zodiac: ram, bull, twins, crab, lion, virgin, scales, scorpion, archer, goat, water-carrier, fishes
524.23shrinking, swaying, darting, shooting, bucking and sprinkling
–524.23+
524.24their dossies sodouscheock with the twinx of their taylz. And,
–524.24+Italian dossi: backs
–524.24+twins
–524.24+tails
524.25reverend, he says, summat problematical, by yon socialist sun,
–524.25+VI.B.6.047h (r): 'Reverend!'
–524.25+somewhat
–524.25+types of logic propositions by modality: Problematical or Problematic (Cluster: Logic)
524.26gut me, but them errings was as gladful as Wissixy kippers could
–524.26+herrings [.20] (Cluster: Fish)
–524.26+VI.B.14.197i (r): 'gladfully'
–524.26+Langdon: The Babylonian Epic of Creation 109: 'In Ubšukkinaku seat yourself together gladfully'
–524.26+Dutch glad: slippery, cunning
–524.26+Wessex: Anglo-Saxon kingdom [523.28] [523.34] [524.01] [524.15]
–524.26+kippers (Cluster: Fish)
524.27be considering, flipping their little coppingers, pot em, the fresh
–524.27+Archdeacon J.F.X.P. Coppinger [.08] [.18] [525.01]
524.28little flirties, the dirty little gillybrighteners, pickle their spratties,
–524.28+gill-breather: a creature that breathes through gills (Cluster: Fish)
–524.28+Motif: Gall/Gael [.29]
–524.28+sprats (Cluster: Fish)
524.29the little smolty gallockers, and, reverend, says he, more asser-
–524.29+VI.B.14.130i (r): 'peal & grilse (smolt tail) = small salmon' (only the two parenthesised words crayoned)
–524.29+Irish Statesman 30 Aug 1924, 800/1: 'Salmon by the Million. A New View': 'Peal or grilse may be defined as salmon which have been a short time in the sea... they have not quite lost the smolt shape of tail and head' (Cluster: Fish)
–524.29+smolt: a young salmon in the stage between parr and grilse or peal (Cluster: Fish)
–524.29+VI.B.14.226c (r): 'gallockers' (the entry is preceded by a cancelled 'gallock')
–524.29+Irish gealach: brightness; moon
–524.29+types of logic propositions by modality: Assertoric (or Assertorical or Assertory or Assertative; Cluster: Logic)
–524.29+Italian assortito: assorted, matched
524.30titoff, zwelf me Zeus, says he, lettin olfac be the extench of the
–524.30+phrase so help me God! (asserting an oath)
–524.30+German zwölf: twelve
–524.30+Italian Slang mio zio!: bullshit! (literally 'my uncle!')
–524.30+letting
–524.30+alpha (A; Motif: ALP) [.31]
–524.30+be the extent of the superficies
–524.30+Latin olfactus: smell
–524.30+tench (Cluster: Fish)
524.31supperfishies, lamme the curves of their scaligerance and pesk
–524.31+fish suppers (Cluster: Fish)
–524.31+(Vesica piscis) [293.12]
–524.31+lambda (L) [.30]
–524.31+Latin scaliger: ladder-carrier
–524.31+Italian pesci: fish (plural; Cluster: Fish)
–524.31+pi (P) [.30]
524.32the everurge flossity of their pectoralium, them little salty popu-
–524.32+average velocity
–524.32+pectoral fins of fish (Cluster: Fish)
524.33lators, says he, most apodictic, as sure as my briam eggs is on
–524.33+types of logic propositions by modality: Apodictic or Apodeictical or Apodeictic (Cluster: Logic)
–524.33+phrase as sure as eggs is eggs: for certain
–524.33+bream (Cluster: Fish)
524.34cockshot under noose, all them little upandown dippies they was
–524.34+Cockshott [.14] [.16]
–524.34+French entre nous: between us, between you and me
–524.34+Motif: up/down
524.35all of a libidous pickpuckparty and raid on a wriggolo finsky
–524.35+ALP (Motif: ALP)
–524.35+wriggling
–524.35+French rigolo: comical
–524.35+regular
–524.35+gigolo
524.36doodah in testimonials to their early bisectualism. Such, he says,
–524.36+doodah: state of agitation
–524.36+Anglo-Irish doodah: a fool (from Irish dúdálaidhe)
–524.36+VI.B.14.227e (r): 'early bisexualism' (Motif: mixed gender) [.12]


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