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589.01 | ing under hoods, made lasses like lads love maypoleriding and |
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–589.01+ | song The Maypole: 'Come lasses and lads, take leave of your dads' |
589.02 | dotted our green with tricksome couples, fiftyfifty, their chil- |
–589.02+ | Stewardship of Chiltern Hundreds is conferred on member of Parliament wishing to resign his seat |
589.03 | tren's hundred. So childish pence took care of parents' pounds |
–589.03+ | proverb Look after the pence and the pounds will look after themselves |
589.04 | and many made money the way in the world where rushroads |
–589.04+ | phrase the way of the world: the manner in which things are typically done or people typically behave |
589.05 | to riches crossed slums of lice and, the cause of it all, he forged |
–589.05+ | forced |
589.06 | himself ahead like a blazing urbanorb, brewing treble to drown |
–589.06+ | Motif: Urbi et Orbi (pope's address) |
–589.06+ | treble stout: a variant of stout (beer) |
–589.06+ | trouble |
589.07 | grief, giving and taking mayom and tuam, playing milliards with |
–589.07+ | County Mayo |
–589.07+ | Mayo and Tuam: the archdiocese of Tuam |
–589.07+ | Latin meum: mine |
–589.07+ | Tuam: town, County Galway |
–589.07+ | Latin tuum: yours |
–589.07+ | milliards: thousands of millions |
–589.07+ | billiards |
589.08 | his three golden balls, making party capital out of landed self- |
–589.08+ | three golden balls: pawnbroker's sign |
–589.08+ | children's game Three Golden Balls |
–589.08+ | Golden Ball (Kilternan): village, County Dublin |
589.09 | interest, light on a slavey but weighty on the bourse, our hugest |
–589.09+ | light, weighty (opposites) |
–589.09+ | Colloquial slavey: a hard-worked general domestic servant (female or male) |
–589.09+ | French bourse: purse; stock exchange |
–589.09+ | HCE (Motif: HCE) |
589.10 | commercial emporialist, with his sons booing home from afar |
–589.10+ | imperialist |
–589.10+ | him |
589.11 | and his daughters bridling up at his side. Finner! |
–589.11+ | finners: a genus of whales, from their having a dorsal fin |
589.12 | How did he bank it up, swank it up, the whaler in the punt, |
–589.12+ | {{Synopsis: III.4.4T.A: [589.12-590.12]: the seven failures that got him his wealth — by collecting the insurance}} |
–589.12+ | song The Peeler and the Goat (Anglo-Irish peeler: policeman) |
–589.12+ | punt: a type of small boat, propelled by pushing a pole against the bed of a waterway |
–589.12+ | Irish punt: pound (the Irish currency until 1826 and from 1928) |
589.13 | a guinea by a groat, his index on the balance and such wealth |
–589.13+ | (finger on the scales) |
589.14 | into the bargain, with the boguey which he snatched in the |
–589.14+ | bogey: bugbear, dreaded monster, terrifying person |
–589.14+ | body |
–589.14+ | Gussie L. Davis: song In the Baggage Coach Ahead |
589.15 | baggage coach ahead? Going forth on the prowl, master jackill, |
–589.15+ | R.L. Stevenson: Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde |
589.16 | under night and creeping back, dog to hide, over morning. |
–589.16+ | Dutch overmorgen: day after tomorrow |
589.17 | Humbly to fall and cheaply to rise, exposition of failures. |
–589.17+ | HCE (Motif: HCE) |
–589.17+ | proverb Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy and wealthy and wise |
–589.17+ | Motif: fall/rise |
–589.17+ | Manifestation of Defects: one of two names of sura sixty-four of the Koran [.32] |
589.18 | Through Duffy's blunders and MacKenna's insurance for upper |
–589.18+ | Eoin O'Duffy: 20th century Irish nationalist, leader of the Irish fascist paramilitary organisation known as the 'Blueshirts' in the 1930s |
–589.18+ | Patrick McKenna: 20th century Catholic bishop of Clogher and avid supporter of O'Duffy |
–589.18+ | insurance (Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.18+ | song Upper Ten and Lower Five (a dialogue between a nobleman, of the upper ten, and a beggar, of the lower five) |
–589.18+ | Colloquial phrase upper ten: upper classes, aristocracy (from 'upper ten thousand') |
589.19 | ten and lower five the band played on. As one generation tells |
–589.19+ | song The Band Played On |
589.20 | another. Ofter the fall. First for a change of a seven days license |
–589.20+ | song After the Ball |
589.21 | he wandered out of his farmer's health and so lost his early |
–589.21+ | sickness (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.21+ | earthly paradise |
589.22 | parishlife. Then ('twas in fenland) occidentally of a sudden, six |
–589.22+ | Finland |
–589.22+ | fen-land: marsh-land |
–589.22+ | occident: west |
–589.22+ | accidentally (Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.22+ | Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...sudden, six...} | {Png: ...sudden six...} |
589.23 | junelooking flamefaces straggled wild out of their turns through |
–589.23+ | French jeune: young (feminine) |
–589.23+ | fire (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.23+ | Wilde (Oscar Wilde) |
589.24 | his parsonfired wicket, showing all shapes of striplings in sleepless |
–589.24+ | personified |
–589.24+ | wicket: a small door in a large one |
–589.24+ | sleeveless |
589.25 | tights. Promptly whomafter in undated times, very properly a |
–589.25+ | nights |
–589.25+ | inundated |
–589.25+ | probably |
589.26 | dozen generations anterior to themselves, a main chanced to burst |
–589.26+ | chance (Cluster: Insurance) |
589.27 | and misflooded his fortunes, wrothing foulplay over his fives' |
–589.27+ | misfortunes |
–589.27+ | flood (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.27+ | writing foul play (Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.27+ | four five (Motif: four fifths) |
–589.27+ | fives-court: prepared court for 'fives', a ball game |
–589.27+ | Four Courts, Dublin |
589.28 | court and his fine poultryyard wherein were spared a just two of |
–589.28+ | proverb Birds of a feather flock together |
589.29 | a feather in wading room only. Next, upon due reflotation, up |
–589.29+ | standing |
–589.29+ | reflection |
589.30 | started four hurrigan gales to smithereen his plateglass house- |
–589.30+ | four winds: the four cardinal points of the compass (*X*; Motif: 4 cardinal points) |
–589.30+ | hurricane |
–589.30+ | storm (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.30+ | proverb People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones: one should not criticise others for having the same faults as oneself |
589.31 | walls and the slate for accounts his keeper was cooking. Then |
–589.31+ | cook accounts: falsify accounts |
–589.31+ | cook was keeping |
589.32 | came three boy buglehorners who counterbezzled and cross- |
–589.32+ | Motif: 2&3 (three buglehorners, two hussites; *VYC* and *IJ*) |
–589.32+ | nursery rhyme Little Boy Blue |
–589.32+ | burglars |
–589.32+ | burglary (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
–589.32+ | embezzled |
–589.32+ | Obsolete bezzle: to plunder, rob |
–589.32+ | Mutual Deceit: one of two names of sura sixty-four of the Koran [.17] |
589.33 | bugled him. Later on in the same evening two hussites ab- |
–589.33+ | burgled |
–589.33+ | Hussites: followers of John Huss of Prague, 15th century Bohemian religious reformer, burned in Constance as a heretic in 1415 |
–589.33+ | hussies: brazen or sexually promiscuous women |
589.34 | sconded through a breach in his bylaws and left him, the infidels, |
–589.34+ | encroachment (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
589.35 | to pay himself off in kind remembrances. Till, ultimatehim, fell |
–589.35+ | ultimately |
–589.35+ | ultimatum |
589.36 | the crowning barleystraw, when an explosium of his distilleries |
–589.36+ | song The Barley Straw |
–589.36+ | phrase the last straw: the latest in a series of unpleasant events that makes the entire situation unbearable |
–589.36+ | barleycorn |
–589.36+ | barley straw: the straw of barley used as animal fodder; a trifle, a worthless thing |
–589.36+ | explosion (insurance policy covers; Cluster: Insurance) |
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