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14:314;0001[X  ]| Deshil Holles Eamus. Deshil Holles Eamus. Deshil Holles Eamus.
14:314;0002[X  ]| Send us bright one, light one, Horhorn, quickening and wombfruit. Send
14:314;0003[X  ]| us bright one, light one, Horhorn, quickening and wombfruit. Send us
14:314;0004[X  ]| bright one, light one, Horhorn, quickening and wombfruit.
14:314;0005[X  ]| Hoopsa boyaboy hoopsa! Hoopsa boyaboy hoopsa! Hoopsa boyaboy
14:314;0006[X  ]| hoopsa!
14:314;0007['  ]| Universally that$6#2$ person's acumen is esteemed very little perceptive
14:314;0008['  ]| concerning whatsoever matters are being held as most profitably by$4$ mortals
14:314;0009['  ]| with sapience endowed to$9$ be studied who$6#1$ is ignorant of that$6#2$ which$6#1$ the most
14:314;0010['  ]| in$4$ doctrine erudite and certainly by$4$ reason of that$6#2$ in$4$ them high mind's
14:314;0011['  ]| ornament deserving of veneration constantly maintain when by$4$ general
14:314;0012['  ]| consent they affirm that$3$ other circumstances being equal by$4$ no$2$ exterior
14:314;0013['  ]| splendour is the prosperity of a nation more efficaciously asserted than by$4$
14:314;0014['  ]| the measure of how far forward may have progressed the tribute of its
14:314;0015['  ]| solicitude for$4$ that$6#2$ proliferent continuance which$6#1$ of evils the original if it be
14:314;0016['  ]| absent when fortunately present constitutes the certain sign of omnipollent
14:314;0017['  ]| nature's incorrupted benefaction. For$3$ who$6#2$ is there who$6#1$ anything of some
14:314;0018['  ]| significance has apprehended but is conscious that$3$ that$6#2$ exterior splendour
14:314;0019['  ]| may be the surface of a downwardtending lutulent reality or on$4$ the
14:314;0020['  ]| contrary anyone so$5#1$ is there unilluminated as not to$9$ perceive that$3$ as no$2$
14:314;0021['  ]| nature's boon can contend against the bounty of increase so$3$ it behoves
14:314;0022['  ]| every most just citizen to$9$ become the exhortator and admonisher of his
14:314;0023['  ]| semblables and to$9$ tremble lest what had in$4$ the past been by$4$ the nation
14:314;0024['  ]| excellently commenced might be in$4$ the future not with similar excellence
14:314;0025['  ]| accomplished if an inverecund habit shall have gradually traduced the
14:314;0026['  ]| honourable by$4$ ancestors transmitted customs to$4$ that$6#2$ thither of profundity
14:314;0027['  ]| that$6#1$ that$6#2$ one was audacious excessively who$6#1$ would have the hardihood to$9$
14:314;0028['  ]| rise affirming that$3$ no$2$ more odious offence can for$4$ anyone be than to$9$
14:314;0029['  ]| oblivious neglect to$9$ consign that$6#2$ evangel simultaneously command and
14:314;0030['  ]| promise which$6#1$ on$4$ all mortals with prophecy of abundance or with
14:314;0031['  ]| diminution's menace that$6#1$ exalted of reiteratedly procreating function ever
14:314;0032['  ]| irrevocably enjoined?
14:314;0033['  ]| It is not why therefore we shall wonder if, as the best historians relate,
14:314;0034['  ]| among the Celts, who$6#1$ nothing that$6#1$ was not in$4$ its nature admirable admired,
14:314;0035['  ]| the art of medicine shall have been highly honoured. Not to$9$ speak of
14:315;0036['  ]| hostels, leperyards, sweating chambers, plaguegraves, their greatest doctors,
14:315;0037['  ]| the O'Shiels, the O'Hickeys, the O'Lees, have sedulously set down the
14:315;0038['  ]| divers methods by$4$ which$6#1$ the sick and the relapsed found again health
14:315;0039['  ]| whether the malady had been the trembling withering or loose boyconnell
14:315;0040['  ]| flux. Certainly in$4$ every public work which$6#1$ in$4$ it anything of gravity contains
14:315;0041['  ]| preparation should be with importance commensurate and therefore a plan
14:315;0042['  ]| was by$4$ them adopted (whether by$4$ having preconsidered or as the
14:315;0043['  ]| maturation of experience it is difficult in$4$ being said which$6#1$ the discrepant
14:315;0044['  ]| opinions of subsequent inquirers are not up$5$ to$4$ the present congrued to$9$
14:315;0045['  ]| render manifest) whereby maternity was so$5#1$ far from all accident possibility
14:315;0046['  ]| removed that$3$ whatever care the patient in$4$ that$6#2$ allhardest of woman hour
14:315;0047['  ]| chiefly required and not solely for$4$ the copiously opulent but also for$4$ her
14:315;0048['  ]| who$6#1$ not being sufficiently moneyed scarcely and often not even scarcely
14:315;0049['  ]| could subsist valiantly and for$4$ an inconsiderable emolument was provided.
14:315;0050['  ]| To$4$ her nothing already then and thenceforward was anyway able to$9$
14:315;0051['  ]| be molestful for$3$ this chiefly felt all citizens except with proliferent mothers
14:315;0052['  ]| prosperity at all not to$9$ can be and as they had received eternity gods
14:315;0053['  ]| mortals generation to$9$ befit them her beholding, when the case was so$5#1$
14:315;0054['  ]| hoving itself, parturient in$4$ vehicle thereward carrying desire immense
14:315;0055['  ]| among all one another was impelling on$5$ of her to$9$ be received into that$6#2$
14:315;0056['  ]| domicile. O thing of prudent nation not merely in$4$ being seen but also even
14:315;0057['  ]| in$4$ being related worthy of being praised that$3$ they her by$4$ anticipation went
14:315;0058['  ]| seeing mother, that$3$ she by$4$ them suddenly to$9$ be about to$9$ be cherished had
14:315;0059['  ]| been begun she felt!
14:315;0060['  ]| Before born babe bliss had. Within womb won he worship. Whatever
14:315;0061['  ]| in$4$ that$6#2$ one case done commodiously done was. A couch by$4$ midwives
14:315;0062['  ]| attended with wholesome food reposeful, cleanest swaddles as though
14:315;0063['  ]| forthbringing were now done and by$4$ wise foresight set: but to$4$ this no$2$ less
14:315;0064['  ]| of what drugs there is need and surgical implements which$6#1$ are pertaining to$4$
14:315;0065['  ]| her case not omitting aspect of all very distracting spectacles in$4$ various
14:315;0066['  ]| latitudes by$4$ our terrestrial orb offered together with images, divine and
14:315;0067['  ]| human, the cogitation of which$6#1$ by$4$ sejunct females is to$9$ tumescence
14:315;0068['  ]| conducive or eases issue in$4$ the high sunbright wellbuilt fair home of
14:315;0069['  ]| mothers when, ostensibly far gone and reproductitive, it is come by$4$ her
14:315;0070['  ]| thereto to$9$ lie in$5$, her term up$5$.
14:315;0071['  ]| Some man that$6#1$ wayfaring was stood by$4$ housedoor at night's
14:315;0072['  ]| oncoming. Of Israel's folk was that$6#2$ man that$6#1$ on$4$ earth wandering far had
14:315;0073['  ]| fared. Stark ruth of man his errand that$6#1$ him lone led till that$6#2$ house.
14:315;0074['  ]| Of that$6#2$ house A%*Horne is lord. Seventy beds keeps he there teeming
14:315;0075['  ]| mothers are wont that$3$ they lie for$3$ to$9$ thole and bring forth bairns hale so$3$
14:315;0076['  ]| God's angel to$4$ Mary quoth. Watchers tway there walk, white sisters in$4$
14:315;0077['  ]| ward sleepless. Smarts they still, sickness soothing: in$4$ twelve moons thrice
14:315;0078['  ]| an hundred. Truest bedthanes they twain are, for$4$ Horne holding wariest
14:315;0079['  ]| ward.
14:316;0080['  ]| In$4$ ward wary the watcher hearing come that$6#2$ man mildhearted eft
14:317;0081['  ]| rising with swire ywimpled to$4$ him her gate wide undid. Lo, levin leaping
14:317;0082['  ]| lightens in$4$ eyeblink Ireland's westward welkin. Full she drad that$3$ God the
14:317;0083['  ]| Wreaker all mankind would fordo with water for$4$ his evil sins. Christ's rood
14:317;0084['  ]| made she on$4$ breastbone and him drew that$3$ he would rathe infare under her
14:317;0085['  ]| thatch. That$6#2$ man her will$0$ wotting worthful went in$4$ Horne's house.
14:317;0086['  ]| Loth to$9$ irk in$4$ Horne's hall hat holding the seeker stood. On$4$ her stow
14:317;0087['  ]| he ere was living with dear wife and lovesome daughter that$6#1$ then over land
14:317;0088['  ]| and seafloor nine years had long outwandered. Once her in$4$ townhithe
14:317;0089['  ]| meeting he to$4$ her bow had not doffed. Her to$9$ forgive now he craved with
14:317;0090['  ]| good ground of her allowed that$3$ that$6#2$ of him swiftseen face, hers, so$5#1$ young
14:317;0091['  ]| then had looked. Light swift her eyes kindled, bloom of blushes his word
14:317;0092['  ]| winning.
14:317;0093['  ]| As her eyes then ongot his weeds swart therefor sorrow she feared.
14:317;0094['  ]| Glad after she was that$3$ ere adread was. Her he asked 
14:317;0094[X  ]| if O'Hare*Doctor
14:317;0095[X  ]| tidings sent from far coast 
14:317;0095['  ]| and she with grameful sigh him answered 
14:317;0095[X  ]| that$3$
14:317;0096[X  ]| O'Hare*Doctor in$4$ heaven was. 
14:317;0096['  ]| Sad was the man that$6#2$ word to$9$ hear that$3$ him
14:317;0097['  ]| so$5#1$ heavied in$4$ bowels ruthful. All she there told him, ruing death for$4$ friend
14:317;0098['  ]| so$5#1$ young, algate sore unwilling God's rightwiseness to$9$ withsay. She said
14:317;0099[X  ]| that$3$ he had a fair sweet death through God His goodness with masspriest to$9$
14:317;0100[X  ]| be shriven, holy housel and sick men's oil to$4$ his limbs. 
14:317;0100['  ]| The man then right
14:317;0101['  ]| earnest asked the nun 
14:317;0101[X  ]| of which$6#1$ death the dead man was died 
14:317;0101['  ]| and the nun
14:317;0102['  ]| answered him and said 
14:317;0102[X  ]| that$3$ he was died in$4$ Mona*Island through bellycrab
14:317;0103[X  ]| three year agone come Childermas and she prayed to$4$ God the Allruthful to$9$
14:317;0104[X  ]| have his dear soul in$4$ his undeathliness. 
14:317;0104['  ]| He heard her sad words, in$4$ held hat
14:317;0105['  ]| sad staring. So$5#2$ stood they there both awhile in$4$ wanhope sorrowing one
14:317;0106['  ]| with other.
14:317;0107['  ]| Therefore, everyman, look to$4$ that$6#2$ last end that$6#1$ is thy death and the
14:317;0108['  ]| dust that$6#1$ gripeth on$4$ every man that$6#1$ is born of woman for$3$ as he came naked
14:317;0109['  ]| forth from his mother's womb so$5#1$ naked shall he wend him at the last for$3$ to$9$
14:317;0110['  ]| go as he came.
14:317;0111['  ]| The man that$6#1$ was come in$5$ to$4$ the house then spoke to$4$ the
14:317;0112['  ]| nursingwoman and he asked her 
14:317;0112[X  ]| how it fared with the woman that$6#1$ lay there
14:317;0113[X  ]| in$4$ childbed. 
14:317;0113['  ]| The nursingwoman answered him and said 
14:317;0113[X  ]| that$3$ that$6#2$ woman
14:317;0114[X  ]| was in$4$ throes now full three days and that$3$ it would be a hard birth unneth
14:317;0115[X  ]| to$9$ bear but that$3$ now in$4$ a little it would be. 
14:317;0115['  ]| She said thereto 
14:317;0115[X  ]| that$3$ she had
14:317;0116[X  ]| seen many births of women but never was none so$5#1$ hard as was that$6#2$
14:317;0117[X  ]| woman's birth. 
14:317;0117['  ]| Then she set it all forth to$4$ him for$3$ 
14:317;0117[X  ]| because she knew the
14:317;0118[X  ]| man that$6#1$ time was had lived nigh that$6#2$ house. 
14:317;0118['  ]| The man hearkened to$4$ her
14:317;0119['  ]| words for$3$ he felt with wonder women's woe in$4$ the travail that$6#1$ they have of
14:317;0120['  ]| motherhood and he wondered to$9$ look on$4$ her face that$6#1$ was a fair face for$4$
14:317;0121['  ]| any man to$9$ see but yet was she left after long years a handmaid. Nine twelve
14:317;0122['  ]| bloodflows chiding her childless.
14:317;0123['  ]| And whiles they spake the door of the castle was opened and there
14:317;0124['  ]| nighed them a mickle noise as of many that$6#1$ sat there at meat. And there
14:317;0125['  ]| came against the place as they stood a young learningknight yclept Dixon.
14:317;0126['  ]| And the traveller Leopold was couth to$4$ him sithen it had happed that$3$ they
14:317;0127['  ]| had had ado each with other in$4$ the house of misericord where this
14:317;0128['  ]| learningknight lay by$4$ cause the traveller Leopold came there to$9$ be healed
14:317;0129['  ]| for$3$ he was sore wounded in$4$ his breast by$4$ a spear wherewith a horrible and
14:317;0130['  ]| dreadful dragon was smitten him for$4$ which$6#1$ he did do make a salve of
14:317;0131['  ]| volatile salt and chrism as much as he might suffice. And he said now that$3$
14:317;0132[X  ]| he should go in$5$ to$4$ that$6#2$ castle for$3$ to$9$ make merry with them that$6#1$ were there.
14:317;0133['  ]| And the traveller Leopold said that$3$ 
14:317;0133[X  ]| he should go otherwhither for$3$ he was a
14:317;0134[X  ]| man of cautels and a subtile. 
14:317;0134['  ]| Also the lady was of his avis and repreved the
14:317;0135['  ]| learningknight though she trowed well that$3$ the traveller had said thing that$6#1$
14:317;0136['  ]| was false for$4$ his subtility. But the learningknight would not hear say nay
14:317;0137['  ]| nor do her mandement ne have him in$4$ aught contrarious to$4$ his list and he
14:317;0138['  ]| said how
14:317;0138[X  ]| it was a marvellous castle. 
14:317;0138['  ]| And the traveller Leopold went into the
14:317;0139['  ]| castle for$3$ to$9$ rest him for$4$ a space being sore of limb after many marches
14:317;0140['  ]| environing in$4$ divers lands and sometime venery.
14:317;0141['  ]| And in$4$ the castle was set a board that$6#1$ was of the birchwood of
14:317;0142['  ]| Finlandy and it was upheld by$4$ four dwarfmen of that$6#2$ country but they
14:317;0143['  ]| durst not move more for$4$ enchantment. And on$4$ this board were frightful
14:317;0144['  ]| swords and knives that$6#1$ are made in$4$ a great cavern by$4$ swinking demons out
14:317;0145['  ]| of white flames that$6#1$ they fix then in$4$ the horns of buffalos and stags that$6#1$
14:317;0146['  ]| there abound marvellously. And there were vessels that$6#1$ are wrought by$4$
14:317;0147['  ]| magic of Mahound out of seasand and the air by$4$ a warlock with his breath
14:317;0148['  ]| that$6#1$ he blases in$5$ to$4$ them like$4$ to$4$ bubbles. And full fair cheer and rich was on$4$
14:317;0149['  ]| the board that$6#1$ no$2$ wight could devise a fuller ne richer. And there was a vat
14:317;0150['  ]| of silver that$6#1$ was moved by$4$ craft to$9$ open in$4$ the which$6#1$ lay strange fishes
14:317;0151['  ]| withouten heads though misbelieving men nie that$3$ this be possible thing
14:317;0152['  ]| without they see it natheless they are so$5#2$. And these fishes lie in$4$ an oily water
14:317;0153['  ]| brought there from Portugal land because of the fatness that$6#1$ therein is like$4$
14:317;0154['  ]| to$4$ the juices of the olivepress. And also it was a marvel to$9$ see in$4$ that$6#2$ castle
14:317;0155['  ]| how by$4$ magic they make a compost out of fecund wheatkidneys out of
14:317;0156['  ]| Chaldee that$6#1$ by$4$ aid of certain angry spirits that$6#1$ they do in$5$ to$4$ it swells up$5$
14:317;0157['  ]| wondrously like$4$ to$4$ a vast mountain. And they teach the serpents there to$9$
14:317;0158['  ]| entwine themselves up$5$ on$4$ long sticks out of the ground and of the scales of
14:317;0159['  ]| these serpents they brew out a brewage like$4$ to$4$ mead.
14:317;0160['  ]| And the learningknight let pour for$4$ childe Leopold a draught and
14:317;0161['  ]| halp thereto the while all they that$6#1$ were there drank every each. And childe
14:317;0162['  ]| Leopold did up$5$ his beaver for$3$ to$9$ pleasure him and took apertly somewhat in$4$
14:317;0163['  ]| amity for$3$ he never drank no$2$ manner of mead which$6#1$ he then put by$5$ and
14:317;0164['  ]| anon full privily he voided the more part in$4$ his neighbour glass and his
14:317;0165['  ]| neighbour nist not of this wile. And he sat down in$4$ that$6#2$ castle with them for$3$
14:317;0166['  ]| to$9$ rest him there awhile. Thanked be Almighty God.
14:317;0167['  ]| This meanwhile this good sister stood by$4$ the door and begged them at
14:317;0168['  ]| the reverence of Jesu our alther liege Lord to$9$ leave their wassailing for$3$ there
14:317;0169['  ]| was above one quick with child, a gentle dame, whose time hied fast. Sir*Leopold 
14:318;0170['  ]| heard on$4$ the upfloor cry on$4$ high and he wondered what cry that$6#1$ it
14:318;0171['  ]| was whether of child or woman 
14:318;0171[C  ]| and I marvel, 
14:318;0171['  ]| said he, 
14:318;0171[C  ]| that$3$ it be not come or
14:318;0172[C  ]| now. Meseems it dureth overlong. 
14:318;0172['  ]| And he was ware and saw a franklin that$6#1$
14:318;0173['  ]| hight Lenehan on$4$ that$6#2$ side the table that$6#1$ was older than any of the tother
14:318;0174['  ]| and for$3$ that$3$ they both were knights virtuous in$4$ the one emprise and eke by$4$
14:318;0175['  ]| cause that$3$ he was elder he spoke to$4$ him full gently. 
14:318;0175[C  ]| But, 
14:318;0175['  ]| said he, 
14:318;0175[C  ]| or it be
14:318;0176[C  ]| long too she will$1$ bring forth by$4$ God His bounty and have joy of her
14:318;0177[C  ]| childing for$3$ she hath waited marvellous long. 
14:318;0177['  ]| And the franklin that$6#1$ had
14:318;0178['  ]| drunken said, 
14:318;0178[ZD ]| Expecting each moment to$9$ be her next. 
14:318;0178['  ]| Also he took the cup
14:318;0179['  ]| that$6#1$ stood tofore him for$3$ him needed never none asking nor desiring of him
14:318;0180['  ]| to$9$ drink and, 
14:318;0180[ZD ]| Now drink, 
14:318;0180['  ]| said he, fully delectably, and he quaffed as far as
14:318;0181['  ]| he might to$4$ their both's health for$3$ he was a passing good man of his
14:318;0182['  ]| lustiness. And sir*Leopold that$6#1$ was the goodliest guest that$6#1$ ever sat in$4$
14:318;0183['  ]| scholars' hall and that$6#2$ was the meekest man and the kindest that$6#1$ ever laid
14:318;0184['  ]| husbandly hand under hen and that$6#2$ was the very truest knight of the world
14:318;0185['  ]| one that$6#1$ ever did minion service to$4$ lady gentle pledged him courtly in$4$ the
14:318;0186['  ]| cup. Woman's woe with wonder pondering.
14:318;0187['  ]| Now let us speak of that$6#2$ fellowship that$6#1$ was there to$4$ the intent to$9$ be
14:318;0188['  ]| drunken an they might. There was a sort of scholars along either side the
14:318;0189['  ]| board, that$6#1$ is to$9$ wit, Dixon yclept junior of saint*Mary*Merciable's with
14:318;0190['  ]| other his fellows Lynch and Madden, scholars of medicine, and the franklin
14:318;0191['  ]| that$6#1$ hight Lenehan and one from Alba*Longa, one Crotthers, and young
14:318;0192['  ]| Stephen that$6#1$ had mien of a frere that$6#1$ was at head of the board and Costello
14:318;0193['  ]| that$6#1$ men clepen Punch*Costello all long of a mastery of him erewhile gested
14:318;0194['  ]| (and of all them, reserved young Stephen, he was the most drunken that$6#1$
14:318;0195['  ]| demanded still of more mead) and beside the meek sir*Leopold. But on$4$
14:318;0196['  ]| young Malachi they waited for$3$ that$3$ he promised to$9$ have come and such as
14:318;0197['  ]| intended to$4$ no$2$ goodness said how he had broke his avow. And sir*Leopold
14:318;0198['  ]| sat with them for$3$ he bore fast friendship to$4$ sir*Simon and to$4$ this his son
14:318;0199['  ]| young Stephen and for$4$ that$6#2$ his languor becalmed him there after longest
14:318;0200['  ]| wanderings insomuch as they feasted him for$4$ that$6#2$ time in$4$ the honourablest
14:318;0201['  ]| manner. Ruth red him, love led on$5$ with will$0$ to$9$ wander, loth to$9$ leave.
14:318;0202['  ]| For$3$ they were right witty scholars. And he heard their aresouns each
14:318;0203['  ]| gen other as touching birth and righteousness, young Madden maintaining
14:318;0204['  ]| that$3$ 
14:318;0204[X  ]| put such case it were hard the wife to$9$ die (for$3$ so$5#2$ it had fallen out a
14:318;0205[X  ]| matter of some year agone with a woman of Eblana in$4$ Horne's house that$6#1$
14:318;0206[X  ]| now was trespassed out of this world and the self night next before her
14:318;0207[X  ]| death all leeches and pothecaries had taken counsel of her case). 
14:318;0207['  ]| And they
14:318;0208['  ]| said farther 
14:318;0208[X  ]| she should live because in$4$ the beginning, 
14:318;0208['  ]| they said, 
14:318;0208[X  ]| the woman
14:318;0209[X  ]| should bring forth in$4$ pain 
14:318;0209['  ]| and wherefore they that$6#1$ were of this imagination
14:318;0210['  ]| affirmed 
14:318;0210[X  ]| how young Madden had said truth for$3$ he had conscience to$9$ let her
14:318;0211[X  ]| die. 
14:318;0211['  ]| And not few and of these was young Lynch were in$4$ doubt that$3$ the
14:318;0212['  ]| world was now right evil governed as it was never other howbeit the mean
14:318;0213['  ]| people believed it otherwise but the law nor his judges did provide no$2$
14:318;0214['  ]| remedy. A redress God grant. This was scant said but all cried with one
14:319;0215['  ]| acclaim 
14:319;0215[X  ]| nay, by$4$ our Virgin*Mother, the wife should live and the babe to$9$ die.
14:319;0216['  ]| In$4$ colour whereof they waxed hot upon$4$ that$6#2$ head what with argument and
14:319;0217['  ]| what for$4$ their drinking but the franklin Lenehan was prompt each when to$9$
14:319;0218['  ]| pour them ale so$3$ that$3$ at the least way mirth might not lack. Then young
14:319;0219['  ]| Madden showed all the whole affair and said 
14:319;0219[X  ]| how that$3$ she was dead and
14:319;0220[X  ]| how for$4$ holy religion sake by$4$ rede of palmer and bedesman and for$4$ a vow
14:319;0221[X  ]| he had made to$4$ Saint*Ultan of Arbraccan her goodman husband would not
14:319;0222[X  ]| let her death 
14:319;0222['  ]| whereby they were all wondrous grieved. To$4$ whom young
14:319;0223['  ]| Stephen had these words following: 
14:319;0223[B  ]| Murmur, sirs, is eke oft among lay folk.
14:319;0224[B  ]| Both babe and parent now glorify their Maker, the one in$4$ limbo gloom, the
14:319;0225[B  ]| other in$4$ purgefire. But, gramercy, what of those Godpossibled souls that$6#1$ we
14:319;0226[B  ]| nightly impossibilise, which$6#1$ is the sin against the Holy Ghost, Very God,
14:319;0227[B  ]| Lord and Giver of Life? For$3$, sirs, 
14:319;0227['  ]| he said, 
14:319;0227[B  ]| our lust is brief. We are means to$4$
14:319;0228[B  ]| those small creatures within us and nature has other ends than we. 
14:319;0228['  ]| Then
14:319;0229['  ]| said Dixon junior to$4$ Punch*Costello 
14:319;0229[X  ]| wist he what ends. 
14:319;0229['  ]| But he had
14:319;0230['  ]| overmuch drunken and the best word he could have of him was that$3$ 
14:319;0230[X  ]| he
14:319;0231[X  ]| would ever dishonest a woman whoso she were or wife or maid or leman if
14:319;0232[X  ]| it so$5#1$ fortuned him to$9$ be delivered of his spleen of lustihead. 
14:319;0232['  ]| Whereat
14:319;0233['  ]| Crotthers of Alba*Longa sang young Malachi's praise of that$6#2$ beast the
14:319;0234['  ]| unicorn how once in$4$ the millennium he cometh by$4$ his horn, the other all
14:319;0235['  ]| this while, pricked forward with their jibes wherewith they did malice him,
14:319;0236['  ]| witnessing all and several by$4$ saint*Foutinus his engines that$3$ he was able to$9$
14:319;0237['  ]| do any manner of thing that$6#1$ lay in$4$ man to$9$ do. 
14:319;0237['  ]| Thereat laughed they all
14:319;0238['  ]| right jocundly only young Stephen and sir*Leopold which$6#1$ never durst laugh
14:319;0239['  ]| too open by$4$ reason of a strange humour which$6#1$ he would not bewray and
14:319;0240['  ]| also for$3$ that$3$ he rued for$4$ her that$6#1$ bare whoso she might be or wheresoever.
14:319;0241['  ]| Then spake young Stephen orgulous of mother Church that$6#1$ would cast him
14:319;0242['  ]| out of her bosom, of law of canons, of Lilith, patron of abortions, of bigness
14:319;0243['  ]| wrought by$4$ wind of seeds of brightness or by$4$ potency of vampires mouth to$4$
14:319;0244['  ]| mouth or, as Virgilius saith, by$4$ the influence of the occident or by$4$ the reek
14:319;0245['  ]| of moonflower or an she lie with a woman which$6#1$ her man has but lain with,
14:319;0246['  ]| \effectu secuto\, or peradventure in$4$ her bath according to$4$ the opinions of
14:319;0247['  ]| Averroes and Moses*Maimonides. He said also how 
14:319;0247[X  ]| at the end of the second
14:319;0248[X  ]| month a human soul was infused and how in$4$ all our holy mother foldeth
14:319;0249[X  ]| ever souls for$4$ God's greater glory whereas that$6#2$ earthly mother which$6#1$ was
14:319;0250[X  ]| but a dam to$9$ bear beastly should die by$4$ canon for$3$ so$5#2$ saith he that$6#1$ holdeth
14:319;0251[X  ]| the fisherman's seal, even that$6#2$ blessed Peter on$4$ which$6#1$ rock was holy church
14:319;0252[X  ]| for$4$ all ages founded. 
14:319;0252['  ]| All they bachelors then asked of sir*Leopold would he
14:319;0253['  ]| in$4$ like$2$ case so$5#2$ jeopard her person as risk life to$9$ save life. A wariness of mind
14:319;0254['  ]| he would answer as fitted all and, laying hand to$4$ jaw, he said dissembling,
14:319;0255['  ]| as his wont was, that$3$ 
14:319;0255[X  ]| as it was informed him, who$6#1$ had ever loved the art of
14:319;0256[X  ]| physic as might a layman, and agreeing also with his experience of so$5#1$
14:319;0257[X  ]| seldomseen an accident it was good for$4$ that$6#2$ mother Church belike at one
14:319;0258[X  ]| blow had birth and death pence 
14:319;0258['  ]| and in$4$ such sort deliverly he scaped their
14:319;0259['  ]| questions. 
14:319;0259[V  ]| That$6#2$ is truth, pardy, 
14:319;0259['  ]| said Dixon, 
14:319;0259[V  ]| and, or I err, a pregnant word.
14:320;0260['  ]| Which$6#1$ hearing young Stephen was a marvellous glad man and he averred
14:320;0261['  ]| that$3$ 
14:320;0261[X  ]| he who$6#1$ stealeth from the poor lendeth to$4$ the Lord 
14:320;0261['  ]| for$3$ he was of a wild
14:320;0262['  ]| manner when he was drunken and that$3$ he was now in$4$ that$6#2$ taking it
14:320;0263['  ]| appeared eftsoons.
14:320;0264['  ]| But sir*Leopold was passing grave maugre his word by$4$ cause he still
14:320;0265['  ]| had pity of the terrorcausing shrieking of shrill women in$4$ their labour and
14:320;0266['  ]| as he was minded of his good lady*Marion that$6#1$ had borne him an only
14:320;0267['  ]| manchild which$6#1$ on$4$ his eleventh day on$4$ live had died and no$2$ man of art
14:320;0268['  ]| could save so$5#1$ dark is destiny. And she was wondrous stricken of heart for$4$
14:320;0269['  ]| that$6#2$ evil hap and for$4$ his burial did him on$5$ a fair corselet of lamb's wool, the
14:320;0270['  ]| flower of the flock, lest he might perish utterly and lie akeled (for$3$ it was
14:320;0271['  ]| then about the midst of the winter) and now sir*Leopold that$6#1$ had of his
14:320;0272['  ]| body no$2$ manchild for$4$ an heir looked upon$4$ him his friend's son and was
14:320;0273['  ]| shut up$5$ in$4$ sorrow for$4$ his forepassed happiness and as sad as he was that$3$
14:320;0274['  ]| him failed a son of such gentle courage (for$3$ all accounted him of real parts)
14:320;0275['  ]| so$5#1$ grieved he also in$4$ no$2$ less measure for$4$ young Stephen for$3$ that$3$ he lived
14:320;0276['  ]| riotously with those wastrels and murdered his goods with whores.
14:320;0277['  ]| About that$6#2$ present time young Stephen filled all cups that$6#1$ stood empty
14:320;0278['  ]| so$3$ as there remained but little mo if the prudenter had not shadowed their
14:320;0279['  ]| approach from him that$6#1$ still plied it very busily who$6#1$, praying for$4$ the
14:320;0280['  ]| intentions of the sovereign pontiff, he gave them for$4$ a pledge 
14:320;0280[X  ]| the vicar of
14:320;0281[X  ]| Christ which$6#1$ also 
14:320;0281['  ]| as he said
14:320;0281[X  ]| is vicar of Bray. 
14:320;0281[B  ]| Now drink we, 
14:320;0281['  ]| quod he, 
14:320;0281[B  ]| of
14:320;0282[B  ]| this mazer and quaff ye this mead which$6#1$ is not indeed parcel of my body
14:320;0283[B  ]| but my soul's bodiment. Leave ye fraction of bread to$4$ them that$6#1$ live by$4$
14:320;0284[B  ]| bread alone. Be not afeard neither for$4$ any want for$3$ this will$1$ comfort more
14:320;0285[B  ]| than the other will$1$ dismay. See ye here. 
14:320;0285['  ]| And he showed them glistering
14:320;0286['  ]| coins of the tribute and goldsmith notes the worth of two pound nineteen
14:320;0287['  ]| shilling that$6#1$ 
14:320;0287[X  ]| he had, 
14:320;0287['  ]| he said, 
14:320;0287[X  ]| for$4$ a song which$6#1$ he writ. 
14:320;0287['  ]| They all admired to$9$
14:320;0288['  ]| see the foresaid riches in$4$ such dearth of money as was herebefore. His
14:320;0289['  ]| words were then these as followeth: 
14:320;0289[B  ]| Know all men, 
14:320;0289['  ]| he said, 
14:320;0289[B  ]| time's ruins
14:320;0290[B  ]| build eternity's mansions. What means this? Desire's wind blasts the
14:320;0291[B  ]| thorntree but after it becomes from a bramblebush to$9$ be a rose upon$4$ the
14:320;0292[B  ]| rood of time. Mark me now. In$4$ woman's womb word is made flesh but in$4$
14:320;0293[B  ]| the spirit of the maker all flesh that$6#1$ passes becomes the word that$6#1$ shall not
14:320;0294[B  ]| pass away. This is the postcreation. \Omnis caro ad te veniet.\ No$2$ question
14:320;0295[B  ]| but her name is puissant who$6#1$ aventried the dear corse of our Agenbuyer,
14:320;0296[B  ]| Healer and Herd, our mighty mother and mother most venerable and
14:320;0297[B  ]| Bernardus saith aptly that$3$ She hath an 
14:320;0297[Z  ]| \7omnipotentiam 7deiparae 7supplicem\,
14:320;0298[B  ]| that$6#2$ is to$9$ wit, an almightiness of petition because she is the second Eve and
14:320;0299[B  ]| she won us, saith Augustine too, whereas that$6#2$ other, our grandam, which$6#1$
14:320;0300[B  ]| we are linked up$5$ with by$4$ successive anastomosis of navelcords sold us all,
14:320;0301[B  ]| seed, breed and generation, for$4$ a penny pippin. But here is the matter now.
14:320;0302[B  ]| Or she knew him, that$6#2$ second I say, and was but creature of her creature,
14:320;0303[B  ]| \vergine madre,\ \figlia di tuo figlio\, or she knew him not and then stands she
14:320;0304[B  ]| in$4$ the one denial or ignorancy with Peter*Piscator who$6#1$ lives in$4$ the house
14:321;0305[B  ]| that$6#1$ Jack built and with Joseph the joiner patron of the happy demise of all
14:321;0306[B  ]| unhappy marriages, \parceque\ \M%*L=eo\ \Taxil nous a dit que qui l'avait mise\
14:321;0307[B  ]| \dans cette fichue position c'=etait le sacr=e pigeon, ventre de Dieu! Entweder\
14:321;0308[B  ]| transubstantiality \oder\ consubstantiality but in$4$ no$2$ case subsubstantiality.
14:321;0309['  ]| And all cried out upon$4$ it for$4$ a very scurvy word. 
14;321;0309[B  ]| A pregnancy without joy,
14:321;0310['  ]| he said, 
14:321;0310[B  ]| a birth without pangs, a body without blemish, a belly without
14:321;0311[B  ]| bigness. Let the lewd with faith and fervour worship. With will$0$ will$1$ we
14:321;0312[B  ]| withstand, withsay.
14:321;0313['  ]| Hereupon Punch*Costello dinged with his fist upon$4$ the board and
14:321;0314['  ]| would sing a bawdy catch \Staboo Stabella\ about a wench that$6#1$ was put in$4$
14:321;0315['  ]| pod of a jolly swashbuckler in$4$ Almany which$6#1$ he did straightways now
14:321;0316['  ]| attack:
14:321;0317[X  ]| ~~ \The first three months she was not well, Staboo\,
14:321;0318['  ]| when here nurse*Quigley from the door angerly bid them hist ye should
14:321;0319['  ]| shame you nor was it not meet as she remembered them being her mind was
14:321;0320['  ]| to$9$ have all orderly against lord*Andrew came for$4$ because she was jealous
14:321;0321['  ]| that$3$ no$2$ gasteful turmoil might shorten the honour of her guard. It was an
14:321;0322['  ]| ancient and a sad matron of a sedate look and christian walking, in$4$ habit
14:321;0323['  ]| dun beseeming her megrims and wrinkled visage, nor did her hortative
14:321;0324['  ]| want of it effect for$3$ incontinently Punch*Costello was of them all embraided
14:321;0325['  ]| and they reclaimed the churl with civil rudeness some and shaked him with
14:321;0326['  ]| menace of blandishments others whiles they all chode with him, 
14:321;0326[X  ]| a murrain
14:321;0327[X  ]| seize the dolt, what a devil he would be at, thou chuff, thou puny, thou got
14:321;0328[X  ]| in$4$ peasestraw, thou losel, thou chitterling, thou spawn of a rebel, thou
14:321;0329[X  ]| dykedropt, thou abortion thou, to$9$ shut up$5$ his drunken drool out of that$6#2$ like$4$
14:321;0330[X  ]| a curse of God ape, 
14:321;0330['  ]| the good sir*Leopold that$6#1$ had for$4$ his cognisance the
14:321;0331['  ]| flower of quiet, margerain gentle, advising also 
14:321;0331[X  ]| the time's occasion as most
14:321;0332[X  ]| sacred and most worthy to$9$ be most sacred. 
14:321;0332['  ]| In$4$ Horne's house rest should
14:321;0333['  ]| reign.
14:321;0334['  ]| To$9$ be short this passage was scarce by$5$ when Master*Dixon of Mary*in*Eccles, 
14:321;0335['  ]| goodly grinning, asked young Stephen 
14:321;0335[X  ]| what was the reason why he
14:321;0336[X  ]| had not cided to$9$ take friar's vows 
14:321;0336['  ]| and he answered him 
14:321;0336[X  ]| obedience in$4$ the
14:321;0337[X  ]| womb, chastity in$4$ the tomb but involuntary poverty all his days. 
14:321;0337['  ]| Master*Lenehan 
14:321;0338['  ]| at this made return that$3$ 
14:321;0338[X  ]| he had heard of those nefarious deeds and
14:321;0339[X  ]| how, as he heard hereof counted, he had besmirched the lily virtue of a
14:321;0340[X  ]| confiding female which$6#1$ was corruption of minors 
14:321;0340['  ]| and they all intershowed
14:321;0341['  ]| it too, waxing merry and toasting to$4$ his fathership. But he said 
14:321;0341[X  ]| very entirely
14:321;0342[X  ]| it was clean contrary to$4$ their suppose for$3$ he was the eternal son and ever
14:321;0343[X  ]| virgin. 
14:321;0343['  ]| Thereat mirth grew in$4$ them the more and they rehearsed to$4$ him his
14:321;0344['  ]| curious rite of wedlock for$4$ the disrobing and deflowering of spouses, as the
14:321;0345['  ]| priests use in$4$ Madagascar*island, she to$9$ be in$4$ guise of white and saffron, her
14:321;0346['  ]| groom in$4$ white and grain, with burning of nard and tapers, on$4$ a bridebed
14:321;0347['  ]| while clerks sung kyries and the anthem \Ut novetur sexus omnis corporis\
14:321;0348['  ]| \mysterium\ till she was there unmaided. He gave them then a much
14:321;0349['  ]| admirable hymen minim by$4$ those delicate poets Master*John*Fletcher and
14:322;0350['  ]| Master*Francis*Beaumont that$6#1$ is in$4$ their \Maid's*Tragedy\ that$6#1$ was writ for$4$ a
14:322;0351['  ]| like$2$ twining of lovers: \To$4$ bed, to$4$ bed\ was the burden of it to$9$ be played with
14:322;0352['  ]| accompanable concent upon$4$ the virginals. An exquisite dulcet epithalame of
14:322;0353['  ]| most mollificative suadency for$4$ juveniles amatory whom the odoriferous
14:322;0354['  ]| flambeaus of the paranymphs have escorted to$4$ the quadrupedal proscenium
14:322;0355['  ]| of connubial communion. 
14:322;0355[V  ]| Well met they were, 
14:322;0355['  ]| said Master*Dixon, joyed,
14:322;0356[V  ]| but, harkee, young sir, better were they named Beau Mount and Lecher for$3$,
14:322;0357[V  ]| by$4$ my troth, of such a mingling much might come. 
14:322;0357['  ]| Young Stephen said
14:322;0358[X  ]| indeed to$4$ his best remembrance they had but the one doxy between them
14:322;0359[X  ]| and she of the stews to$9$ make shift with in$4$ delights amorous for$3$ life ran very
14:322;0360[X  ]| high in$4$ those days and the custom of the country approved with it. 
14:322;0360[B  ]| Greater
14:322;0361[B  ]| love than this, 
14:322;0361['  ]| he said, 
14:322;0361[B  ]| no$2$ man hath that$3$ a man lay down his wife for$4$ his
14:322;0362[B  ]| friend. Go thou and do likewise. 
14:322;0362[B  ]| Thus, or words to$4$ that$6#2$ effect, saith
14:322;0363[B  ]| Zarathustra, sometime regius professor of French letters to$4$ the university of
14:322;0364[B  ]| Oxtail nor breathed there ever that$6#2$ man to$4$ whom mankind was more
14:322;0365[B  ]| beholden. Bring a stranger within thy tower it will$1$ go hard but thou wilt
14:322;0366[B  ]| have the secondbest bed. \7Orate, 7fratres, 7pro 7memetipso.\ And all the people
14:322;0367[B  ]| shall say, Amen. 
14:322;0367[X  ]| Remember, Erin, thy generations and thy days of old, how
14:322;0368[X  ]| thou settedst little by$4$ me and by$4$ my word and broughtedst in$5$ a stranger to$4$
14:322;0369[X  ]| my gates to$9$ commit fornication in$4$ my sight and to$9$ wax fat and kick like$4$
14:322;0370[X  ]| Jeshurum. Therefore hast thou sinned against my light and hast made me,
14:322;0371[X  ]| thy lord, to$9$ be the slave of servants. Return, return, Clan Milly: forget me
14:322;0372[X  ]| not, O Milesian. Why hast thou done this abomination before me that$3$ thou
14:322;0373[X  ]| didst spurn me for$4$ a merchant of jalaps and didst deny me to$4$ the Roman
14:322;0374[X  ]| and to$4$ the Indian of dark speech with whom thy daughters did lie
14:322;0375[X  ]| luxuriously? Look forth now, my people, upon$4$ the land of behest, even
14:322;0379[X  ]| thou hast left me alone for*ever in$4$ the dark ways of my bitterness: and with
14:322;0380[X  ]| a kiss of ashes hast thou kissed my mouth. 
14:322;0380[B  ]| This tenebrosity of the interior,
14:322;0381['  ]| he proceeded to$9$ say, 
14:322;0381[B  ]| hath not been illumined by$4$ the wit of the septuagint
14:322;0382[B  ]| nor so$5#1$ much as mentioned for$4$ the Orient from on$4$ high Which$6#1$ brake hell's
14:322;0383[B  ]| gates visited a darkness that$6#1$ was foraneous. Assuefaction minorates
14:322;0384[B  ]| atrocities (as Tully saith of his darling Stoics) and Hamlet his father
14:322;0385[B  ]| showeth the prince no$2$ blister of combustion. The adiaphane in$4$ the noon of
14:322;0386[B  ]| life is an Egypt's plague which$6#1$ in$4$ the nights of prenativity and
14:322;0387[B  ]| postmortemity is their most proper \ubi\ and \quomodo\. And as the ends and
14:322;0388[B  ]| ultimates of all things accord in$4$ some mean and measure with their
14:322;0389[B  ]| inceptions and originals, that$6#2$ same multiplicit concordance which$6#1$ leads
14:322;0390[B  ]| forth growth from birth accomplishing by$4$ a retrogressive metamorphosis
14:322;0391[B  ]| that$3$ minishing and ablation towards the final which$6#1$ is agreeable unto
14:322;0392[B  ]| nature so$5#2$ is it with our subsolar being. The aged sisters draw us into life: we
14:322;0393[B  ]| wail, batten, sport, clip, clasp, sunder, dwindle, die: over us dead they bend.
14:322;0394[B  ]| First, saved from waters of old Nile, among bulrushes, a bed of fasciated
14:323;0395[B  ]| wattles: at last the cavity of a mountain, an occulted sepulchre amid the
14:323;0396[B  ]| conclamation of the hillcat and the ossifrage. And as no$2$ man knows the
14:323;0397[B  ]| ubicity of his tumulus nor to$4$ what processes we shall thereby be ushered
14:323;0398[B  ]| nor whether to$4$ Tophet or to$4$ Edenville in$4$ the like$2$ way is all hidden when we
14:323;0399[B  ]| would backward see from what region of remoteness the whatness of our
14:323;0400[B  ]| whoness hath fetched his whenceness.
14:323;0401['  ]| Thereto Punch*Costello roared out mainly \=Etienne\ \chanson\ but he
14:323;0402['  ]| loudly bid them, 
14:323;0402[V  ]| lo, wisdom hath built herself a house, this vast majestic
14:323;0403[V  ]| longstablished vault, the crystal palace of the Creator, all in$4$ applepie order,
14:323;0404[V  ]| a penny for$4$ him who$6#1$ finds the pea.
14:323;0405[Z  ]| ~~ \Behold the mansion reared by$4$ dedal Jack\
14:323;0406[Z  ]| \See the malt stored in$4$ many a refluent sack\
14:323;0407[Z  ]| \In$4$ the proud cirque of Jackjohn's bivouac.\
14:323;0408['  ]| A black crack of noise in$4$ the street here, alack, bawled back. Loud on$4$
14:323;0409['  ]| left Thor thundered: in$4$ anger awful the hammerhurler. Came now the
14:323;0410['  ]| storm that$6#1$ hist his heart. And Master*Lynch bade him 
14:323;0410[X  ]| have a care to$9$ flout
14:323;0411[X  ]| and witwanton as the god self was angered for$4$ his hellprate and paganry.
14:323;0412['  ]| And he that$6#1$ had erst challenged to$9$ be so$5#1$ doughty waxed wan as they might
14:323;0413['  ]| all mark and shrank together and his pitch that$6#1$ was before so$5#1$ haught uplift
14:323;0414['  ]| was now of a sudden quite plucked down and his heart shook within the
14:323;0415['  ]| cage of his breast as he tasted the rumour of that$6#2$ storm. Then did some
14:323;0416['  ]| mock and some jeer and Punch*Costello fell hard again to$4$ his yale which$6#1$
14:323;0417['  ]| Master*Lenehan vowed he would do after and he was indeed but a word
14:323;0418['  ]| and a blow on$4$ any the least colour. But the braggart boaster cried that$3$ 
14:323;0418[X  ]| an
14:323;0419[X  ]| old Nobodaddy was in$4$ his cups it was muchwhat indifferent and he would
14:323;0420[X  ]| not lag behind his lead. 
14:323;0420['  ]| But this was only to$9$ dye his desperation as cowed he
14:323;0421['  ]| crouched in$4$ Horne's hall. He drank indeed at one draught to$9$ pluck up$5$ a
14:323;0422['  ]| heart of any grace for$3$ it thundered long rumblingly over all the heavens so$3$
14:323;0423['  ]| that$3$ Master*Madden, being godly certain whiles, knocked him on$4$ his ribs
14:323;0424['  ]| upon$4$ that$6#2$ crack of doom and Master*Bloom, at the braggart's side, spoke to$4$
14:323;0425['  ]| him calming words to$9$ slumber his great fear, advertising how 
14:323;0425[X  ]| it was no$2$
14:323;0426[X  ]| other thing but a hubbub noise that$6#1$ he heard, the discharge of fluid from
14:323;0427[X  ]| the thunderhead, look you, having taken place, and all of the order of a
14:323;0428[X  ]| natural phenomenon.
14:323;0429['  ]| But was young Boasthard's fear vanquished by$4$ Calmer's words? No$7$,
14:323;0430['  ]| for$3$ he had in$4$ his bosom a spike named Bitterness which$6#1$ could not by$4$ words
14:323;0431['  ]| be done away. And was he then neither calm like$4$ the one nor godly like$4$ the
14:323;0432['  ]| other? He was neither as much as he would have liked to$9$ be either. But
14:323;0433['  ]| could he not have endeavoured to$9$ have found again as in$4$ his youth the
14:323;0434['  ]| bottle Holiness that$6#1$ then he lived withal? Indeed no$7$ for$3$ Grace was not there
14:323;0435['  ]| to$9$ find that$6#2$ bottle. Heard he then in$4$ that$6#2$ clap the voice of the god
14:323;0436['  ]| Bringforth or, what Calmer said, a hubbub of Phenomenon? Heard? Why,
14:323;0437['  ]| he could not but hear unless he had plugged him up$4$ the tube Understanding
14:323;0438['  ]| (which$6#1$ he had not done). For$3$ through that$6#2$ tube he saw that$3$ he was in$4$ the
14:323;0439['  ]| land of Phenomenon where he must for$4$ a certain one day die as he was like$4$
14:324;0440['  ]| the rest too a passing show. And would he not accept to$9$ die like$4$ the rest and
14:324;0441['  ]| pass away? By$4$ no$2$ means would he though he must nor would he make
14:324;0442['  ]| more shows according as men do with wives which$6#1$ Phenomenon has
14:324;0443['  ]| commanded them to$9$ do by$4$ the book Law. Then wotted he nought of that$6#2$
14:324;0444['  ]| other land which$6#1$ is called Believe-on-Me, that$6#2$ is the land of promise which$6#1$
14:324;0445['  ]| behoves to$4$ the king Delightful and shall be for*ever where there is no$2$ death
14:324;0446['  ]| and no$2$ birth neither wiving nor mothering at which$6#1$ all shall come as many
14:324;0447['  ]| as believe on$4$ it? Yes, Pious had told him of that$6#2$ land and Chaste had
14:324;0448['  ]| pointed him to$4$ the way but the reason was that$3$ in$4$ the way he fell in$5$ with a
14:324;0449['  ]| certain whore of an eyepleasing exterior whose name, she said, is
14:324;0450['  ]| Bird-in-the-Hand and she beguiled him wrongways from the true path by$4$
14:324;0451['  ]| her flatteries that$6#1$ she said to$4$ him as, 
14:324;0451[Z  ]| Ho, you pretty man, turn aside hither
14:324;0452[Z  ]| and I will$1$ show you a brave place, 
14:324;0452['  ]| and she lay at him so$5#1$ flatteringly that$3$ she
14:324;0453['  ]| had him in$4$ her grot which$6#1$ is named Two-in-the-Bush or, by$4$ some learned,
14:324;0454['  ]| Carnal Concupiscence.
14:324;0455['  ]| This was it what all that$6#2$ company that$6#1$ sat there at commons in$4$ Manse
14:324;0456['  ]| of Mothers the most lusted after and if they met with this whore
14:324;0457['  ]| Bird-in-the-Hand (which$6#1$ was within all foul plagues, monsters and a
14:324;0458['  ]| wicked devil) they would strain the last but they would make at her and
14:324;0459['  ]| know her. For$3$ regarding Believe-on-Me they said it was nought else but
14:324;0460['  ]| notion and they could conceive no$2$ thought of it for$3$, first, Two-in-the-Bush
14:324;0461['  ]| whither she ticed them was the very goodliest grot and in$4$ it were four
14:324;0462['  ]| pillows on$4$ which$6#1$ were four tickets with these words printed on$4$ them,
14:324;0463['  ]| Pickaback and Topsyturvy and Shameface and Cheek*by*Jowl and, second,
14:324;0464['  ]| for$4$ that$6#2$ foul plague Allpox and the monsters they cared not for$4$ them for$3$
14:324;0465['  ]| Preservative had given them a stout shield of oxengut and, third, that$3$ they
14:324;0466['  ]| might take no$2$ hurt neither from Offspring that$6#1$ was that$6#2$ wicked devil by$4$
14:324;0467['  ]| virtue of this same shield which$6#1$ was named Killchild. So$5#2$ were they all in$4$
14:324;0468['  ]| their blind fancy, Mr*Cavil and Mr*Sometimes*Godly, Mr*Ape*Swillale, Mr*False*Franklin, 
14:324;0469['  ]| Mr*Dainty*Dixon, Young*Boasthard and Mr*Cautious*Calmer. 
14:324;0470['  ]| Wherein, O wretched company, were ye all deceived for$3$ that$6#2$ was
14:324;0471['  ]| the voice of the god that$6#1$ was in$4$ a very grievous rage that$6#1$ he would presently
14:324;0472['  ]| lift his arm up$5$ and spill their souls for$4$ their abuses and their spillings done
14:324;0473['  ]| by$4$ them contrariwise to$4$ his word which$6#1$ forth to$9$ bring brenningly biddeth.
14:324;0474['  ]| So$5#2$ Thursday sixteenth June Patk%*Dignam laid in$4$ clay of an apoplexy
14:324;0475['  ]| and after hard drought, please God, rained, a bargeman coming in$5$ by$4$ water
14:324;0476['  ]| a fifty mile or thereabout with turf saying the seed will$1$ not sprout, fields
14:324;0477['  ]| athirst, very sadcoloured and stunk mightily, the quags and tofts too. Hard
14:324;0478['  ]| to$9$ breathe and all the young quicks clean consumed without sprinkle this
14:324;0479['  ]| long while back as no$2$ man remembered to$9$ be without. The rosy buds all
14:324;0480['  ]| gone brown and spread out blobs and on$4$ the hills nought but dry flag and
14:324;0481['  ]| faggots that$6#1$ would catch at first fire. All the world saying, for$4$ aught they
14:324;0482['  ]| knew, the big wind of last February a year that$6#1$ did havoc the land so$5#1$
14:324;0483['  ]| pitifully a small thing beside this barrenness. But by*and*by, as said, this
14:324;0484['  ]| evening after sundown, the wind sitting in$4$ the west, biggish swollen clouds
14:325;0485['  ]| to$9$ be seen as the night increased and the weatherwise poring up$5$ at them and
14:325;0486['  ]| some sheet lightnings at first and after, past ten of the clock, one great
14:325;0487['  ]| stroke with a long thunder and in$4$ a brace of shakes all scamper pellmell
14:325;0488['  ]| within door for$4$ the smoking shower, the men making shelter for$4$ their
14:325;0489['  ]| straws with a clout or kerchief, womenfolk skipping off with kirtles catched
14:325;0490['  ]| up$5$ soon as the pour came. In$4$ Ely*place, Baggot*street, Duke's*lawn, thence
14:325;0491['  ]| through Merrion*green up$5$ to$4$ Holles*street a swash of water flowing that$6#1$
14:325;0492['  ]| was before bonedry and not one chair or coach or fiacre seen about but no$2$
14:325;0493['  ]| more crack after that$6#2$ first. Over against the Rt%*Hon%*Mr*Justice*Fitzgibbon's 
14:325;0494['  ]| door (that$6#2$ is to$9$ sit with Mr*Healy the lawyer upon$4$ the college
14:325;0495['  ]| lands) Mal%*Mulligan a gentleman's gentleman that$6#1$ had but come from Mr*Moore's  
14:325;0496['  ]| the writer's (that$6#2$ was a papish but is now, folk say, a good
14:325;0497['  ]| Williamite) chanced against Alec%*Bannon in$4$ a cut bob (which$6#1$ are now in$5$
14:325;0498['  ]| with dance cloaks of Kendal green) that$6#1$ was new got to$4$ town from
14:325;0499['  ]| Mullingar with the stage where his coz and Mal*M's brother will$1$ stay a
14:325;0500['  ]| month yet till Saint*Swithin and asks what in$4$ the earth he does there, he
14:325;0501['  ]| bound home and he to$4$ Andrew*Horne's being stayed for$5$ to$9$ crush a cup of
14:325;0502['  ]| wine, so$5#2$ he said, but would tell him of a skittish heifer, big of her age and
14:325;0503['  ]| beef to$4$ the heel, and all this while poured with rain and so$3$ both together on$5$
14:325;0504['  ]| to$4$ Horne's. There Leop%*Bloom of Crawford's journal sitting snug with a
14:325;0505['  ]| covey of wags, likely brangling fellows, Dixon jun%, scholar of my*lady*of*Mercy's, 
14:325;0506['  ]| Vin%*Lynch, a Scots fellow, Will%*Madden, T%*Lenehan, very sad
14:325;0507['  ]| about a racer he fancied and Stephen_D% Leop%*Bloom there for$4$ a languor
14:325;0508['  ]| he had but was now better, he having dreamed tonight a strange fancy of
14:325;0509['  ]| his dame Mrs*Moll with red slippers on$5$ in$4$ a pair of Turkey trunks which$6#1$ is
14:325;0510['  ]| thought by$4$ those in$4$ ken to$9$ be for$4$ a change and Mistress*Purefoy there, that$6#1$
14:325;0511['  ]| got in$5$ through pleading her belly, and now on$4$ the stools, poor body, two
14:325;0512['  ]| days past her term, the midwives sore put to$4$ it and can not deliver, she queasy
14:325;0513['  ]| for$4$ a bowl of riceslop that$6#1$ is a shrewd drier up$5$ of the insides and her breath
14:325;0514['  ]| very heavy more than good and should be a bullyboy from the knocks, they
14:325;0515['  ]| say, but God give her soon issue. It is her ninth chick to$9$ live, I hear, and
14:325;0516['  ]| Lady day bit off her last chick's nails that$6#1$ was then a twelvemonth and with
14:325;0517['  ]| other three all breastfed that$6#1$ died written out in$4$ a fair hand in$4$ the king's
14:325;0518['  ]| bible. Her hub fifty odd and a methodist but takes the sacrament and is to$9$
14:325;0519['  ]| be seen any fair sabbath with a pair of his boys off Bullock*harbour
14:325;0520['  ]| dapping on$4$ the sound with a heavybraked reel or in$4$ a punt he has trailing
14:325;0521['  ]| for$4$ flounder and pollock and catches a fine bag, I hear. In$4$ sum an infinite
14:325;0522['  ]| great fall of rain and all refreshed and will$1$ much increase the harvest yet
14:325;0523['  ]| those in$4$ ken say after wind and water fire shall come for$4$ a prognostication
14:325;0524['  ]| of Malachi's almanac (and I hear that$3$ Mr*Russell has done a prophetical
14:325;0525['  ]| charm of the same gist out of the Hindustanish for$4$ his farmer's gazette) to$9$
14:325;0526['  ]| have three things in$4$ all but this a mere fetch without bottom of reason for$4$
14:325;0527['  ]| old crones and bairns yet sometimes they are found in$4$ the right guess with
14:325;0528['  ]| their queerities no$2$ telling how.
14:326;0529['  ]| With this came up$5$ Lenehan to$4$ the feet of the table to$9$ say how the
14:326;0530['  ]| letter was in$4$ that$6#2$ night's gazette and he made a show to$9$ find it about him
14:326;0531['  ]| (for$3$ he swore with an oath that$3$ he had been at pains about it) but on$4$
14:326;0532['  ]| Stephen's persuasion he gave over the search and was bidden to$9$ sit near by$4$
14:326;0533['  ]| which$6#1$ he did mighty brisk. He was a kind of sport gentleman that$6#1$ went for$4$
14:326;0534['  ]| a merryandrew or honest pickle and what belonged of women, horseflesh
14:326;0535['  ]| or hot scandal he had it pat. To$9$ tell the truth he was mean in$4$ fortunes and
14:326;0536['  ]| for$4$ the most part hankered about the coffeehouses and low taverns with
14:326;0537['  ]| crimps, ostlers, bookies, Paul's men, runners, flatcaps, waistcoateers, ladies
14:326;0538['  ]| of the bagnio and other rogues of the game or with a chanceable catchpole
14:326;0539['  ]| or a tipstaff often at nights till broad day of whom he picked up$5$ between his
14:326;0540['  ]| sackpossets much loose gossip. He took his ordinary at a boilingcook's and
14:326;0541['  ]| if he had but gotten into him a mess of broken victuals or a platter of tripes
14:326;0542['  ]| with a bare tester in$4$ his purse he could always bring himself off with his
14:326;0543['  ]| tongue, some randy quip he had from a punk or whatnot that$3$ every
14:326;0544['  ]| mother's son of them would burst their sides. The other, Costello that$6#2$ is,
14:326;0545['  ]| hearing this talk asked 
14:326;0545[X  ]| was it poetry or a tale. 
14:326;0545[ZD ]| Faith, no$7$, 
14:326;0545['  ]| he says, 
14:326;0545[ZD ]| Frank
14:326;0546['  ]| (that$6#2$ was his name), 
14:326;0545[ZD ]| it is all about Kerry cows that$6#1$ are to$9$ be butchered along
14:326;0547[ZD ]| of the plague. But they can go hang, 
14:326;0547['  ]| says he with a wink, 
14:326;0547[ZD ]| for$4$ me with their
14:326;0548[ZD ]| bully beef, a pox on$4$ it. There is as good fish in$4$ this tin as ever came out of it
14:326;0549['  ]| and very friendly he offered to$9$ take of some salty sprats that$6#1$ stood by$4$ which$6#1$
14:326;0550['  ]| he had eyed wishly in$4$ the meantime and found the place which$6#1$ was indeed
14:326;0551['  ]| the chief design of his embassy as he was sharpset. 
14:326;0551[V  ]| \Mort aux vaches\, 
14:326;0551['  ]| says
14:326;0552['  ]| Frank then in$4$ the French language that$6#1$ had been indentured to$4$ a
14:326;0553['  ]| brandyshipper that$6#1$ has a winelodge in$4$ Bordeaux and he spoke French like$4$ a
14:326;0554['  ]| gentleman too. From a child this Frank had been a donought that$3$ his
14:326;0555['  ]| father, a headborough, who$6#1$ could ill keep him to$4$ school to$9$ learn his letters
14:326;0556['  ]| and the use of the globes, matriculated at the university to$9$ study the
14:326;0557['  ]| mechanics but he took the bit between his teeth like$4$ a raw colt and was
14:326;0558['  ]| more familiar with the justiciary and the parish beadle than with his
14:326;0559['  ]| volumes. One time he would be a playactor, then a sutler or a welsher, then
14:326;0560['  ]| nought would keep him from the bearpit and the cocking main, then he was
14:326;0561['  ]| for$4$ the ocean sea or to$9$ hoof it on$4$ the roads with the romany folk,
14:326;0562['  ]| kidnapping a squire's heir by$4$ favour of moonlight or fecking maids' linen
14:326;0563['  ]| or choking chicken behind a hedge. He had been off as many times as a cat
14:326;0564['  ]| has lives and back again with naked pockets as many more to$4$ his father the
14:326;0565['  ]| headborough who$6#1$ shed a pint of tears as often as he saw him. 
14:326;0565[C  ]| What, 
14:326;0565['  ]| says
14:326;0566['  ]| Mr*Leopold with his hands across, that$6#1$ was earnest to$9$ know the drift of it,
14:326;0567[C  ]| will$1$ they slaughter all? I protest I saw them but this day morning going to$4$
14:326;0568[C  ]| the Liverpool boats, 
14:326;0568['  ]| says he. 
14:326;0568[C  ]| I can scarce believe it is so$5#1$ bad, 
14:326;0568['  ]| says he. And he
14:326;0569['  ]| had experience of the like$4$ brood beasts and of springers, greasy hoggets
14:326;0570['  ]| and wether wool, having been some years before actuary for$4$ Mr*Joseph*Cuffe,
14:326;0571['  ]| a worthy salesmaster that$6#1$ drove his trade for$4$ live stock and meadow
14:326;0572['  ]| auctions hard by$4$ Mr*Gavin*Low's yard in$4$ Prussia*street. 
14:326;0572[C  ]| I question with
14:326;0573[C  ]| you there, 
14:326;0573['  ]| says he. 
14:326;0573[C  ]| More like$5$ it is the hoose or the timber tongue. 
14:326;0573['  ]| Mr*Stephen, 
14:327;0574['  ]| a little moved but very handsomely told him 
14:327;0574[X  ]| no$2$ such matter and
14:327;0575[X  ]| that$3$ he had dispatches from the emperor's chief tailtickler thanking him for$4$
14:327;0576[X  ]| the hospitality, that$6#1$ was sending over Doctor*Rinderpest, the bestquoted
14:327;0577[X  ]| cowcatcher in$4$ all Muscovy, with a bolus or two of physic to$9$ take the bull by$4$
14:327;0578[X  ]| the horns. 
14:327;0578[V  ]| Come, come, 
14:327;0578['  ]| says Mr*Vincent, 
14:327;0578[V  ]| plain dealing. He will$1$ find himself
14:327;0579[V  ]| on$4$ the horns of a dilemma if he meddles with a bull that$6#1$ is Irish, 
14:327;0579['  ]| says he.
14:327;0580[B  ]| Irish by$4$ name and irish by$4$ nature, 
14:327;0580['  ]| says Mr*Stephen, and he sent the ale
14:327;0581['  ]| purling about, 
14:327;0581[B  ]| an Irish bull in$4$ an English chinashop. 
14:327;0581[V  ]| I conceive you, 
14:327;0581['  ]| says
14:327;0582['  ]| Mr*Dixon. 
14:327;0582[V  ]| It is that$6#2$ same bull that$6#1$ was sent to$4$ our island by$4$ farmer
14:327;0583[V  ]| Nicholas, the bravest cattlebreeder of them all, with an emerald ring in$4$ his
14:327;0584[V  ]| nose. 
14:327;0584[V  ]| True for$4$ you, 
14:327;0584['  ]| says Mr*Vincent cross the table, 
14:327;0584[V  ]| and a bullseye into the
14:327;0585[V  ]| bargain, 
14:327;0585['  ]| says he, 
14:327;0585[V  ]| and a plumper and a portlier bull, 
14:327;0585['  ]| says he, 
14:327;0585[V  ]| never shit on$4$
14:327;0586[V  ]| shamrock. He had horns galore, a coat of cloth of gold and a sweet smoky
14:327;0587[V  ]| breath coming out of his nostrils so$3$ that$3$ the women of our island, leaving
14:327;0588[V  ]| doughballs and rollingpins, followed after him hanging his bulliness in$4$
14:327;0589[V  ]| daisychains. 
14:327;0589[V  ]| What for$4$ that$6#2$, 
14:327;0589['  ]| says Mr*Dixon, 
14:327;0589[V  ]| but before he came over farmer
14:327;0590[V  ]| Nicholas that$6#1$ was a eunuch had him properly gelded by$4$ a college of doctors
14:327;0591[V  ]| who$6#1$ were no$2$ better off than himself. So$3$ be off now, 
14:327;0591['  ]| says he, 
14:327;0591[V  ]| and do all my
14:327;0592[V  ]| cousin german the lord*Harry tells you and take a farmer's blessing, 
14:327;0592['  ]| and
14:327;0593['  ]| with that$6#2$ he slapped his posteriors very soundly. 
14:327;0593[V  ]| But the slap and the
14:327;0594[V  ]| blessing stood him friend, 
14:327;0594['  ]| says Mr*Vincent, 
14:327;0594[V  ]| for$3$ to$9$ make up$5$ he taught him a
14:327;0595[V  ]| trick worth two of the other so$3$ that$3$ maid, wife, abbess and widow to$4$ this
14:327;0596[V  ]| day affirm that$3$ they would rather any time of the month whisper in$4$ his ear
14:327;0597[V  ]| in$4$ the dark of a cowhouse or get a lick on$4$ the nape from his long holy
14:327;0598[V  ]| tongue than lie with the finest strapping young ravisher in$4$ the four fields of
14:327;0599[V  ]| all Ireland. 
14:327;0599['  ]| Another then put in$5$ his word: 
14:327;0599[V  ]| And they dressed him, 
14:327;0599['  ]| says he, 
14:327;0599[V  ]| in$4$
14:327;0600[V  ]| a point shift and petticoat with a tippet and girdle and ruffles on$4$ his wrists
14:327;0601[V  ]| and clipped his forelock and rubbed him all over with spermacetic oil and
14:327;0602[V  ]| built stables for$4$ him at every turn of the road with a gold manger in$4$ each
14:327;0603[V  ]| full of the best hay in$4$ the market so$3$ that$3$ he could doss and dung to$4$ his
14:327;0604[V  ]| heart's content. By$4$ this time the father of the faithful (for$3$ so$5#2$ they called
14:327;0605[V  ]| him) was grown so$5#1$ heavy that$3$ he could scarce walk to$4$ pasture. To$9$ remedy
14:327;0606[V  ]| which$6#1$ our cozening dames and damsels brought him his fodder in$4$ their
14:327;0607[V  ]| apronlaps and as soon as his belly was full he would rear up$5$ on$4$ his hind
14:327;0608[V  ]| quarters to$9$ show their ladyships a mystery and roar and bellow out of him
14:327;0609[V  ]| in$4$ bulls' language and they all after him. 
14:327;0609[V  ]| Ay, 
14:327;0609['  ]| says another, 
14:327;0609[V  ]| and so$5#1$ pampered
14:327;0610[V  ]| was he that$3$ he would suffer nought to$9$ grow in$4$ all the land but green grass
14:327;0611[V  ]| for$4$ himself (for$3$ that$6#2$ was the only colour to$4$ his mind) and there was a board
14:327;0612[V  ]| put up$5$ on$4$ a hillock in$4$ the middle of the island with a printed notice, saying:
14:327;0613[Z  ]| By$4$ the Lord*Harry, Green is the grass that$6#1$ grows on$4$ the ground. 
14:327;0613[V  ]| And, 
14:327;0613['  ]| says
14:327;0614['  ]| Mr*Dixon, 
14:327;0614[V  ]| if ever he got scent of a cattleraider in$4$ Roscommon or the wilds
14:327;0615[V  ]| of Connemara or a husbandman in$4$ Sligo that$6#1$ was sowing as much as a
14:327;0616[V  ]| handful of mustard or a bag of rapeseed out he would run amok over half the
14:327;0617[V  ]| countryside rooting up$5$ with his horns whatever was planted and all by$4$ lord*Harry's 
14:327;0618[V  ]| orders. 
14:327;0618[V  ]| There was bad blood between them at first, 
14:327;0618['  ]| says Mr*Vincent, 
14:328;0619[V  ]| and the lord*Harry called farmer Nicholas all the old Nicks in$4$ the
14:328;0620[V  ]| world and an old whoremaster that$6#1$ kept seven trulls in$4$ his house and 
14:328;0620[Z  ]| I will$1$
14:328;0621[Z  ]| meddle in$4$ his matters, 
14:328;0621[V  ]| says he. 
14:328;0621[Z  ]| I will$1$ make that$6#2$ animal smell hell, 
14:328;0621[V  ]| says he, 
14:328;0621[Z  ]| with
14:328;0622[Z  ]| the help of that$6#2$ good pizzle my father left me. 
14:328;0622[V  ]| But one evening, 
14:328;0622['  ]| says Mr*Dixon, 
14:328;0623[V  ]| when the lord*Harry was cleaning his royal pelt to$9$ go to$4$ dinner
14:328;0624[V  ]| after winning a boatrace (he had spade oars for$4$ himself but the first rule of
14:328;0625[V  ]| the course was that$3$ the others were to$9$ row with pitchforks) he discovered in$4$
14:328;0626[V  ]| himself a wonderful likeness to$4$ a bull and on$4$ picking up$5$ a blackthumbed
14:328;0627[V  ]| chapbook that$6#1$ he kept in$4$ the pantry he found sure enough that$3$ he was a
14:328;0628[V  ]| lefthanded descendant of the famous champion bull of the Romans, \Bos\
14:328;0629[V  ]| \Bovum\, which$6#1$ is good bog Latin for$4$ boss of the show. 
14:328;0629[V  ]| After that$6#2$, 
14:328;0629['  ]| says Mr*Vincent, 
14:328;0630[V  ]| the lord*Harry put his head into a cow's drinkingtrough in$4$ the
14:328;0631[V  ]| presence of all his courtiers and pulling it out again told them all his new
14:328;0632[V  ]| name. Then, with the water running off him, he got into an old smock and
14:328;0633[V  ]| skirt that$6#1$ had belonged to$4$ his grandmother and bought a grammar of the
14:328;0634[V  ]| bulls' language to$9$ study but he could never learn a word of it except the
14:328;0635[V  ]| first personal pronoun which$6#1$ he copied out big and got off by$4$ heart and if
14:328;0636[V  ]| ever he went out for$4$ a walk he filled his pockets with chalk to$9$ write it upon$4$
14:328;0637[V  ]| what took his fancy, the side of a rock or a teahouse table or a bale of
14:328;0638[V  ]| cotton or a corkfloat. In$4$ short, he and the bull of Ireland were soon as fast
14:328;0639[V  ]| friends as an arse and a shirt. 
14:328;0639[B  ]| They were, 
14:328;0639['  ]| says Mr*Stephen, 
14:328;0639[B  ]| and the end was
14:328;0640[B  ]| that$3$ the men of the island seeing no$2$ help was toward, as the ungrate women
14:328;0641[B  ]| were all of one mind, made a wherry raft, loaded themselves and their
14:328;0642[B  ]| bundles of chattels on$4$ shipboard, set all masts erect, manned the yards,
14:328;0643[B  ]| sprang their luff, heaved to$5$, spread three sheets in$4$ the wind, put her head
14:328;0644[B  ]| between wind and water, weighed anchor, ported her helm, ran up$4$ the jolly
14:328;0645[B  ]| Roger, gave three times three, let the bullgine run, pushed off in$4$ their
14:328;0646[B  ]| bumboat and put to$4$ sea to$9$ recover the main of America. 
14:328;0646[V  ]| Which$6#1$ was the
14:328;0647[V  ]| occasion, 
14:328;0647['  ]| says Mr*Vincent, 
14:328;0647[V  ]| of the composing by$4$ a boatswain of that$6#2$
14:328;0648[V  ]| rollicking chanty:
14:328;0649[Z  ]| ~~ \Pope*Peter is but a pissabed.\
14:328;0650[Z  ]| \A man is a man for$4$ allthat$6#2$.\
14:328;0651['  ]| Our worthy acquaintance Mr*Malachi*Mulligan now appeared in$4$ the
14:328;0652['  ]| doorway as the students were finishing their apologue accompanied with a
14:328;0653['  ]| friend whom he had just rencountered, a young gentleman, his name Alec*Bannon, 
14:328;0654['  ]| who$6#1$ had late come to$4$ town, it being his intention to$9$ buy a colour
14:328;0655['  ]| or a cornetcy in$4$ the fencibles and list for$4$ the wars. Mr*Mulligan was civil
14:328;0656['  ]| enough to$9$ express some relish of it all the more as it jumped with a project
14:328;0657['  ]| of his own for$4$ the cure of the very evil that$6#1$ had been touched on$5$. Whereat
14:328;0658['  ]| he handed round to$4$ the company a set of pasteboard cards which$6#1$ he had
14:328;0659['  ]| had printed that$6#2$ day at Mr*Quinnell's bearing a legend printed in$4$ fair
14:328;0660['  ]| italics: 
14:328;0660[Z  ]| \Mr*Malachi*Mulligan.\ \Fertiliser and Incubator.\ \Lambay*Island.\ 
14:328;0660['  ]| His
14:328;0661['  ]| project, as he went on$5$ to$9$ expound, was to$9$ withdraw from the round of idle
14:328;0662['  ]| pleasures such as form the chief business of sir*Fopling*Popinjay and sir*Milksop*Quidnunc 
14:328;0663['  ]| in$4$ town and to$9$ devote himself to$4$ the noblest task for$4$
14:329;0664['  ]| which$6#1$ our bodily organism has been framed. 
14:329;0664[V  ]| Well, let us hear of it, good my
14:329;0665[V  ]| friend, 
14:329;0665['  ]| said Mr*Dixon. 
14:329;0665[V  ]| I make no$2$ doubt it smacks of wenching. Come, be
14:329;0666[V  ]| seated, both. It is as cheap sitting as standing. 
14:329;0666['  ]| Mr*Mulligan accepted of the
14:329;0667['  ]| invitation and, expatiating upon$4$ his design, told his hearers that$3$ 
14:329;0667[YD ]| he had
14:329;0668[YD ]| been led into this thought by$4$ a consideration of the causes of sterility, both
14:329;0669[YD ]| the inhibitory and the prohibitory, whether the inhibition in$4$ its turn were
14:329;0670[YD ]| due to$9$ conjugal vexations or to$4$ a parsimony of the balance as well as
14:329;0671[YD ]| whether the prohibition proceeded from defects congenital or from
14:329;0672[YD ]| proclivities acquired. It grieved him plaguily, 
14:329;0672['  ]| he said, 
14:329;0672[YD ]| to$9$ see the nuptial
14:329;0673[YD ]| couch defrauded of its dearest pledges: and to$9$ reflect upon$4$ so$5#1$ many
14:329;0674[YD ]| agreeable females with rich jointures, a prey to$4$ the vilest bonzes, who$6#1$ hide
14:329;0675[YD ]| their flambeau under a bushel in$4$ an uncongenial cloister or lose their
14:329;0676[YD ]| womanly bloom in$4$ the embraces of some unaccountable muskin when they
14:329;0677[YD ]| might multiply the inlets of happiness, sacrificing the inestimable jewel of
14:329;0678[YD ]| their sex when a hundred pretty fellows were at hand to$9$ caress, this, 
14:329;0678['  ]| he
14:329;0679['  ]| assured them, 
14:329;0679[YD ]| made his heart weep. To$9$ curb this inconvenient 
14:329;0679['  ]| (which$6#1$ he
14:329;0680['  ]| concluded due to$4$ a suppression of latent heat), 
14:329;0680[YD ]| having advised with certain
14:329;0681[YD ]| counsellors of worth and inspected into this matter, he had resolved to$9$
14:329;0682[YD ]| purchase in$4$ fee simple for*ever the freehold of Lambay*island from its
14:329;0683[YD ]| holder, lord*Talbot*de*Malahide, a Tory gentleman of note much in$4$ favour
14:329;0684[YD ]| with our ascendancy party. He proposed to$9$ set up$5$ there a national
14:329;0685[YD ]| fertilising farm to$9$ be named \Omphalos\ with an obelisk hewn and erected
14:329;0686[YD ]| after the fashion of Egypt and to$9$ offer his dutiful yeoman services for$4$ the
14:329;0687[YD ]| fecundation of any female of what grade of life soever who$6#1$ should there
14:329;0688[YD ]| direct to$4$ him with the desire of fulfilling the functions of her natural.
14:329;0689[YD ]| Money was no$2$ object, 
14:329;0689['  ]| he said, 
14:329;0689[YD ]| nor would he take a penny for$4$ his pains. The
14:329;0690[YD ]| poorest kitchenwench no$2$ less than the opulent lady of fashion, if so$5#2$ be their
14:329;0691[YD ]| constructions and their tempers were warm persuaders for$4$ their petitions,
14:329;0692[YD ]| would find in$4$ him their man. For$4$ his nutriment he shewed how he would
14:329;0693[YD ]| feed himself exclusively upon$4$ a diet of savoury tubercles and fish and
14:329;0694[YD ]| coneys there, the flesh of these latter prolific rodents being highly
14:329;0695[YD ]| recommended for$4$ his purpose, both broiled and stewed with a blade of
14:329;0696[YD ]| mace and a pod or two of capsicum chillies. 
14:329;0696['  ]| After this homily which$6#1$ he
14:329;0697['  ]| delivered with much warmth of asseveration Mr*Mulligan in$4$ a trice put off
14:329;0698['  ]| from his hat a kerchief with which$6#1$ he had shielded it. They both, it seems,
14:329;0699['  ]| had been overtaken by$4$ the rain and for$4$ all their mending their pace had
14:329;0700['  ]| taken water, as might be observed by$4$ Mr*Mulligan's smallclothes of a
14:329;0701['  ]| hodden grey which$6#1$ was now somewhat piebald. His project meanwhile was
14:329;0702['  ]| very favourably entertained by$4$ his auditors and won hearty eulogies from
14:329;0703['  ]| all though Mr*Dixon of Mary's excepted to$4$ it, asking with a finicking air
14:329;0704[X  ]| did he purpose also to$9$ carry coals to$4$ Newcastle. 
14:329;0704['  ]| Mr*Mulligan however
14:329;0705['  ]| made court to$4$ the scholarly by$4$ an apt quotation from the classics which$6#1$, as
14:329;0706['  ]| it dwelt upon$4$ his memory, seemed to$4$ him a sound and tasteful support of
14:329;0707['  ]| his contention: 
14:329;0707[Z  ]| \Talis ac tanta depravatio hujus seculi, O quirites, ut\
14:329;0708[Z  ]| \matresfamiliarum\ \nostrae\ \lascivas cujuslibet semiviri libici titillationes\
14:330;0709[Z  ]| \testibus ponderosis atque excelsis erectionibus centurionum Romanorum\
14:330;0710[Z  ]| \magnopere anteponunt\, 
14:330;0710['  ]| while for$4$ those of ruder wit he drove home his
14:330;0711['  ]| point by$4$ analogies of the animal kingdom more suitable to$4$ their stomach,
14:330;0712['  ]| the buck and doe of the forest glade, the farmyard drake and duck.
14:330;0713['  ]| Valuing himself not a little upon$4$ his elegance, being indeed a proper
14:330;0714['  ]| man of person, this talkative now applied himself to$4$ his dress with
14:330;0715['  ]| animadversions of some heat upon$4$ the sudden whimsy of the atmospherics
14:330;0716['  ]| while the company lavished their encomiums upon$4$ the project he had
14:330;0717['  ]| advanced. The young gentleman, his friend, overjoyed as he was at a
14:330;0718['  ]| passage that$6#1$ had late befallen him, could not forbear to$9$ tell it his nearest
14:330;0719['  ]| neighbour. Mr*Mulligan, now perceiving the table, asked for$4$ whom were
14:330;0720['  ]| those loaves and fishes and, seeing the stranger, he made him a civil bow
14:330;0721['  ]| and said, 
14:330;0721[D  ]| Pray, sir, was you in$4$ need of any professional assistance we could
14:330;0722[D  ]| give? 
14:330;0722['  ]| Who$6#1$, upon$4$ his offer, thanked him very heartily, though preserving his
14:330;0723['  ]| proper distance, and replied that$3$ 
14:330;0723[X  ]| he was come there about a lady, now an
14:330;0724[X  ]| inmate of Horne's house, that$6#1$ was in$4$ an interesting condition, poor body,
14:330;0725[X  ]| from woman's woe 
14:330;0725['  ]| (and here he fetched a deep sigh) 
14:330;0725[X  ]| to$9$ know if her
14:330;0726[X  ]| happiness had yet taken place. 
14:330;0726['  ]| Mr*Dixon, to$9$ turn the table, took on$5$ to$9$ ask
14:330;0727['  ]| of Mr*Mulligan himself 
14:330;0727[X  ]| whether his incipient ventripotence, 
14:330;0727['  ]| upon$4$ which$6#1$ he
14:330;0728['  ]| rallied him, 
14:330;0728[X  ]| betokened an ovoblastic gestation in$4$ the prostatic utricle or
14:330;0729[X  ]| male womb or was due, as with the noted physician, Mr*Austin*Meldon, to$4$
14:330;0730[X  ]| a wolf in$4$ the stomach. 
14:330;0730['  ]| For$4$ answer Mr*Mulligan, in$4$ a gale of laughter at his
14:330;0731['  ]| smalls, smote himself bravely below the diaphragm, exclaiming with an
14:330;0732['  ]| admirable droll mimic of Mother*Grogan (the most excellent creature of
14:330;0733['  ]| her sex though it is pity she is a trollop): 
14:330;0733[D  ]| There is a belly that$6#1$ never bore a
14:330;0734[D  ]| bastard. 
14:330;0734['  ]| This was so$5#1$ happy a conceit that$3$ it renewed the storm of mirth and
14:330;0735['  ]| threw the whole room into the most violent agitations of delight. The spry
14:330;0736['  ]| rattle had run on$5$ in$4$ the same vein of mimicry but for$4$ some larum in$4$ the
14:330;0737['  ]| antechamber.
14:330;0738['  ]| Here the listener who$6#1$ was none other than the Scotch student, a little
14:330;0739['  ]| fume of a fellow, blond as tow, congratulated in$4$ the liveliest fashion with
14:330;0740['  ]| the young gentleman and, interrupting the narrative at a salient point,
14:330;0741['  ]| having desired his visavis with a polite beck to$9$ have the obligingness to$9$ pass
14:330;0742['  ]| him a flagon of cordial waters at the same time by$4$ a questioning poise of the
14:330;0743['  ]| head (a whole century of polite breeding had not achieved so$5#1$ nice a gesture)
14:330;0744['  ]| to$4$ which$6#1$ was united an equivalent but contrary balance of the bottle asked
14:330;0745['  ]| the narrator as plainly as was ever done in$4$ words 
14:330;0745[X  ]| if he might treat him with
14:330;0746[X  ]| a cup of it. 
14:330;0746[D  ]| \9Mais 9bien 9su^r\, noble stranger, 
14:330;0746['  ]| said he cheerily, 
14:330;0746[D  ]| \9et 9mille\
14:330;0747[D  ]| \9compliments\. That$6#2$ you may and very opportunely. There wanted nothing
14:330;0748[D  ]| but this cup to$9$ crown my felicity. But, gracious heaven, was I left with but a
14:330;0749[D  ]| crust in$4$ my wallet and a cupful of water from the well, my God, I would
14:330;0750[D  ]| accept of them and find it in$4$ my heart to$9$ kneel down upon$4$ the ground and
14:330;0751[D  ]| give thanks to$4$ the powers above for$4$ the happiness vouchsafed me by$4$ the
14:330;0752[D  ]| Giver of good things. 
14:330;0752['  ]| With these words he approached the goblet to$4$ his lips,
14:330;0753['  ]| took a complacent draught of the cordial, slicked his hair and, opening his
14:331;0754['  ]| bosom, out popped a locket that$6#1$ hung from a silk riband, that$6#2$ very picture
14:331;0755['  ]| which$6#1$ he had cherished ever since her hand had wrote therein. Gazing
14:331;0756['  ]| upon$4$ those features with a world of tenderness, 
14:331;0756[D  ]| Ah, Monsieur, 
14:331;0756['  ]| he said, 
14:331;0756[D  ]| had
14:331;0757[D  ]| you but beheld her as I did with these eyes at that$6#2$ affecting instant with her
14:331;0758[D  ]| dainty tucker and her new coquette cap (a gift for$4$ her feastday as she told
14:331;0759[D  ]| me prettily) in$4$ such an artless disorder, of so$5#1$ melting a tenderness, 'pon my
14:331;0760[D  ]| conscience, even you, Monsieur, had been impelled by$4$ generous nature to$9$
14:331;0761[D  ]| deliver yourself wholly into the hands of such an enemy or to$9$ quit the field
14:331;0762[D  ]| for*ever. I declare, I was never so$5#1$ touched in$4$ all my life. God, I thank thee,
14:331;0763[D  ]| as the Author of my days! Thrice happy will$1$ he be whom so$5#1$ amiable a
14:331;0764[D  ]| creature will$1$ bless with her favours. 
14:331;0764['  ]| A sigh of affection gave eloquence to$4$
14:331;0765['  ]| these words and, having replaced the locket in$4$ his bosom, he wiped his eye
14:331;0766['  ]| and sighed again. 
14:331;0766[D  ]| Beneficent Disseminator of blessings to$4$ all Thy creatures,
14:331;0767[D  ]| how great and universal must be that$6#2$ sweetest of Thy tyrannies which$6#1$ can
14:331;0768[D  ]| hold in$4$ thrall the free and the bond, the simple swain and the polished
14:331;0769[D  ]| coxcomb, the lover in$4$ the heyday of reckless passion and the husband of
14:331;0770[D  ]| maturer years. But indeed, sir, I wander from the point. How mingled and
14:331;0771[D  ]| imperfect are all our sublunary joys. Maledicity! 
14:331;0771['  ]| he exclaimed in$4$ anguish.
14:331;0772[D  ]| Would to$4$ God that$3$ foresight had but remembered me to$9$ take my cloak
14:331;0773[D  ]| along! I could weep to$9$ think of it. Then, though it had poured seven
14:331;0774[D  ]| showers, we were neither of us a penny the worse. But beshrew me, 
14:331;0774['  ]| he
14:331;0775['  ]| cried, clapping hand to$4$ his forehead, 
14:331;0775[D  ]| tomorrow will$1$ be a new day and,
14:331;0776[D  ]| thousand thunders, I know of a \9marchand 9de 9capotes\, Monsieur Poyntz,
14:331;0777[D  ]| from whom I can have for$4$ a \9livre\ as snug a cloak of the French fashion as
14:331;0778[D  ]| ever kept a lady from wetting. 
14:331;0778[V  ]| Tut, tut! 
14:331;0778['  ]| cries Le F=econdateur, tripping in$5$,
14:331;0779[V  ]| my friend Monsieur*Moore, that$6#2$ most accomplished traveller (I have just
14:331;0780[V  ]| cracked a half bottle \9avec 9lui\ in$4$ a circle of the best wits of the town), is my
14:331;0781[V  ]| authority that$3$ 
14:331;0781[V  ]| in$4$ Cape Horn, \9ventre 9biche\, they have a rain that$6#1$ will$1$ wet
14:331;0782[V  ]| through any, even the stoutest cloak. A drenching of that$6#2$ violence, 
14:331;0782[V  ]| he tells
14:331;0783[V  ]| me, \sans blague\, 
14:331;0783[X  ]| has sent more than one luckless fellow in$4$ good earnest
14:331;0784[X  ]| posthaste to$4$ another world. 
14:331;0784[ZT ]| Pooh! A \9livre\! 
14:331;0784['  ]| cries Monsieur*Lynch. 
14:331;0784[ZT ]| The
14:331;0785[ZT ]| clumsy things are dear at a sou. One umbrella, were it no$2$ bigger than a
14:331;0786[ZT ]| fairy mushroom, is worth ten such stopgaps. No$2$ woman of any wit would
14:331;0787[ZT ]| wear one. My dear Kitty told me today that$3$ she would dance in$4$ a deluge
14:331;0788[ZT ]| before ever she would starve in$4$ such an ark of salvation for$3$, as she
14:331;0789[ZT ]| reminded me (blushing piquantly and whispering in$4$ my ear though there
14:331;0790[ZT ]| was none to$9$ snap her words but giddy butterflies), dame Nature, by$4$ the
14:331;0791[ZT ]| divine blessing, has implanted it in$4$ our hearts and it has become a
14:331;0792[ZT ]| household word that$3$ \9il 9y 9a 9deux 9choses\ for$4$ which$6#1$ the innocence of our
14:331;0793[ZT ]| original garb, in$4$ other circumstances a breach of the proprieties, is the
14:331;0794[ZT ]| fittest, nay, the only garment. The first, said she (and here my pretty
14:331;0795[ZT ]| philosopher, as I handed her to$4$ her tilbury, to$9$ fix my attention, gently
14:331;0796[ZT ]| tipped with her tongue the outer chamber of my ear), the first is a bath  ~~
14:331;0797['  ]| But at this point a bell tinkling in$4$ the hall cut short a discourse which$6#1$
14:331;0798['  ]| promised so$5#1$ bravely for$4$ the enrichment of our store of knowledge.
14:332;0799['  ]| Amid the general vacant hilarity of the assembly a bell rang and,
14:332;0800['  ]| while all were conjecturing what might be the cause, Miss*Callan entered
14:332;0801['  ]| and, having spoken a few words in$4$ a low tone to$4$ young Mr*Dixon, retired
14:332;0802['  ]| with a profound bow to$4$ the company. The presence even for$4$ a moment
14:332;0803['  ]| among a party of debauchees of a woman endued with every quality of
14:332;0804['  ]| modesty and not less severe than beautiful refrained the humourous sallies
14:332;0805['  ]| even of the most licentious but her departure was the signal for$4$ an outbreak
14:332;0806['  ]| of ribaldry. 
14:332;0806[V  ]| Strike me silly, 
14:332;0806['  ]| said Costello, a low fellow who$6#1$ was fuddled. 
14:332;0806[V  ]| A
14:332;0807[V  ]| monstrous fine bit of cowflesh! I will$1$ be sworn she has rendezvoused you.
14:332;0808[V  ]| What, you dog? Have you a way with them? 
14:332;0808[ZT ]| Gad's bud, immensely so$5#2$, 
14:332;0808['  ]| said
14:332;0809['  ]| Mr*Lynch. 
14:322;0809[ZT ]| The bedside manner it is that$6#1$ they use in$4$ the Mater hospice.
14:332;0810[ZT ]| Demme, does not Doctor*O'Gargle chuck the nuns there under the chin. As
14:332;0811[ZT ]| I look to$9$ be saved I had it from my Kitty who$6#1$ has been wardmaid there any
14:332;0812[ZT ]| time these seven months. 
14:322;0812[V  ]| Lawksamercy, doctor, 
14:322;0812['  ]| cried the young blood in$4$
14:332;0813['  ]| the primrose vest, feigning a womanish simper and with immodest
14:332;0814['  ]| squirmings of his body, 
14:332;0814[V  ]| how you do tease a body! Drat the man! Bless me,
14:332;0815[V  ]| I am all of a wibbly wobbly. Why, you are as bad as dear little Father*Cantekissem, 
14:332;0816[V  ]| that$6#2$ you are! 
14:332;0816[V  ]| May this pot of four half choke me, 
14:332;0816['  ]| cried
14:332;0817['  ]| Costello, 
14:332;0817[V  ]| if she aint in$4$ the family way. I knows a lady what is got a white
14:332;0818[V  ]| swelling quick as I claps eyes on$4$ her. 
14:332;0818['  ]| The young surgeon, however, rose
14:332;0819['  ]| and begged the company to$9$ excuse his retreat as the nurse had just then
14:332;0820['  ]| informed him that$3$ he was needed in$4$ the ward. Merciful providence had
14:332;0821['  ]| been pleased to$9$ put a period to$4$ the sufferings of the lady who$6#1$ was \enceinte\
14:332;0822['  ]| which$6#1$ she had borne with a laudable fortitude and she had given birth to$4$ a
14:332;0823['  ]| bouncing boy. 
14:332;0823[V  ]| I want patience, 
14:332;0823['  ]| said he, 
14:332;0823[V  ]| with those who$6#1$, without wit to$9$
14:332;0824[V  ]| enliven or learning to$9$ instruct, revile an ennobling profession which$6#1$, saving
14:332;0825[V  ]| the reverence due to$4$ the Deity, is the greatest power for$4$ happiness upon$4$ the
14:332;0826[V  ]| earth. I am positive when I say that$3$ if need were I could produce a cloud of
14:332;0827[V  ]| witnesses to$4$ the excellence of her noble exercitations which$6#1$, so$5#1$ far from
14:332;0828[V  ]| being a byword, should be a glorious incentive in$4$ the human breast. I
14:332;0829[V  ]| can not away with them. What? Malign such an one, the amiable Miss*Callan, 
14:332;0830[V  ]| who$6#1$ is the lustre of her own sex and the astonishment of ours? And
14:332;0831[V  ]| at an instant the most momentous that$6#1$ can befall a puny child of clay?
14:332;0832[V  ]| Perish the thought! I shudder to$9$ think of the future of a race where the
14:332;0833[V  ]| seeds of such malice have been sown and where no$2$ right reverence is
14:332;0834[V  ]| rendered to$4$ mother and maid in$4$ house of Horne. 
14:332;0834['  ]| Having delivered himself
14:332;0835['  ]| of this rebuke he saluted those present on$4$ the by$?$ and repaired to$4$ the door. A
14:332;0836['  ]| murmur of approval arose from all and some were for$4$ ejecting the low
14:332;0837['  ]| soaker without more ado, a design which$6#1$ would have been effected nor
14:332;0838['  ]| would he have received more than his bare deserts had he not abridged his
14:332;0839['  ]| transgression by$4$ affirming with a horrid imprecation (for$3$ he swore a round
14:332;0840['  ]| hand) that$3$ 
14:332;0840[X  ]| he was as good a son of the true fold as ever drew breath. 
14:332;0840[V  ]| Stap
14:332;0841[V  ]| my vitals, 
14:332;0841['  ]| said he, 
14:332;0841[V  ]| them was always the sentiments of honest Frank*Costello
14:332;0842[V  ]| which$6#1$ I was bred up$5$ most particular to$9$ honour thy father and thy mother
14:333;0843[V  ]| that$6#1$ had the best hand to$4$ a rolypoly or a hasty pudding as you ever see what
14:333;0844[V  ]| I always looks back on$5$ with a loving heart.
14:333;0845['  ]| To$9$ revert to$4$ Mr*Bloom who$6#1$, after his first entry, had been conscious
14:333;0846['  ]| of some impudent mocks which$6#1$ he however had borne with as being the
14:333;0847['  ]| fruits of that$6#2$ age upon$4$ which$6#1$ it is commonly charged that$3$ it knows not pity.
14:333;0848['  ]| The young sparks, it is true, were as full of extravagancies as overgrown
14:333;0849['  ]| children: the words of their tumultuary discussions were difficultly
14:333;0850['  ]| understood and not often nice: their testiness and outrageous \9mots\ were
14:333;0851['  ]| such that$3$ his intellects resiled from: nor were they scrupulously sensible of
14:333;0852['  ]| the proprieties though their fund of strong animal spirits spoke in$4$ their
14:333;0853['  ]| behalf. But the word of Mr*Costello was an unwelcome language for$4$ him
14:333;0854['  ]| for$3$ he nauseated the wretch that$6#1$ seemed to$4$ him a cropeared creature of a
14:333;0855['  ]| misshapen gibbosity, born out of wedlock and thrust like$4$ a crookback
14:333;0856['  ]| toothed and feet first into the world, which$6#1$ the dint of the surgeon's pliers
14:333;0857['  ]| in$4$ his skull lent indeed a colour to$4$, so$3$ as to$9$ put him in$4$ thought of that$6#2$
14:333;0858['  ]| missing link of creation's chain desiderated by$4$ the late ingenious Mr*Darwin. 
14:333;0859['  ]| It was now for$4$ more than the middle span of our allotted years
14:333;0860['  ]| that$6#1$ he had passed through the thousand vicissitudes of existence and, being
14:333;0861['  ]| of a wary ascendancy and self a man of rare forecast, he had enjoined his
14:333;0862['  ]| heart to$9$ repress all motions of a rising choler and, by$4$ intercepting them with
14:333;0863['  ]| the readiest precaution, foster within his breast that$6#2$ plenitude of sufferance
14:333;0864['  ]| which$6#1$ base minds jeer at, rash judgers scorn and all find tolerable and but
14:333;0865['  ]| tolerable. To$4$ those who$6#1$ create themselves wits at the cost of feminine
14:333;0866['  ]| delicacy (a habit of mind which$6#1$ he never did hold with) to$4$ them he would
14:333;0867['  ]| concede neither to$9$ bear the name nor to$9$ herit the tradition of a proper
14:333;0868['  ]| breeding: while for$4$ such that$6#2$, having lost all forbearance, can lose no$2$ more,
14:333;0869['  ]| there remained the sharp antidote of experience to$9$ cause their insolency to$9$
14:333;0870['  ]| beat a precipitate and inglorious retreat. Not but what he could feel with
14:333;0871['  ]| mettlesome youth which$6#1$, caring nought for$4$ the mows of dotards or the
14:333;0872['  ]| gruntlings of the severe, is ever (as the chaste fancy of the Holy Writer
14:333;0873['  ]| expresses it) for$4$ eating of the tree forbid it yet not so$5#1$ far forth as to$9$
14:333;0874['  ]| pretermit humanity upon$4$ any condition soever towards a gentlewoman
14:333;0875['  ]| when she was about her lawful occasions. To$9$ conclude, while from the
14:333;0876['  ]| sister's words he had reckoned upon$4$ a speedy delivery he was, however, it
14:333;0877['  ]| must be owned, not a little alleviated by$4$ the intelligence that$3$ the issue so$5#1$
14:333;0878['  ]| auspicated after an ordeal of such duress now testified once more to$4$ the
14:333;0879['  ]| mercy as well as to$4$ the bounty of the Supreme Being.
14:333;0880['  ]| Accordingly he broke his mind to$4$ his neighbour, saying that$3$, 
14:333;0880[X  ]| to$9$
14:333;0881[X  ]| express his notion of the thing, his opinion (who$6#1$ ought not perchance to$9$
14:333;0882[X  ]| express one) was that$3$ one must have a cold constitution and a frigid genius
14:333;0883[X  ]| not to$9$ be rejoiced by$4$ this freshest news of the fruition of her confinement
14:333;0884[X  ]| since she had been in$4$ such pain through no$2$ fault of hers. 
14:333;0884['  ]| The dressy young
14:333;0885['  ]| blade said 
14:333;0885[X  ]| it was her husband's that$6#1$ put her in$4$ that$6#2$ expectation or at least it
14:333;0886[X  ]| ought to$9$ be unless she were another Ephesian matron. 
14:333;0886[V  ]| I must acquaint you,
14:334;0887['  ]| said Mr*Crotthers, clapping on$4$ the table so$3$ as to$9$ evoke a resonant comment
14:334;0888['  ]| of emphasis, 
14:334;0888[V  ]| old Glory Allelujurum was round again today, an elderly man
14:334;0889[V  ]| with dundrearies, preferring through his nose a request to$9$ have word of
14:334;0890[V  ]| Wilhelmina, my life, as he calls her. I bade him hold himself in$4$ readiness for$3$
14:334;0891[V  ]| that$3$ the event would burst anon. 'Slife, I will$1$ be round with you. I can not but
14:334;0892[V  ]| extol the virile potency of the old bucko that$6#1$ could still knock another child
14:334;0893[V  ]| out of her. 
14:334;0893['  ]| All fell to$9$ praising of it, each after his own fashion, though the
14:334;0894['  ]| same young blade held with his former view that$3$ another than her conjugial
14:334;0895['  ]| had been the man in$4$ the gap, a clerk in$4$ orders, a linkboy (virtuous) or an
14:334;0896['  ]| itinerant vendor of articles needed in$4$ every household. 
14:334;0896[V  ]| Singular, 
14:334;0896['  ]| communed
14:334;0897['  ]| the guest with himself, 
14:334;0897[V  ]| the wonderfully unequal faculty of metempsychosis
14:334;0898[V  ]| possessed by$4$ them, that$3$ the puerperal dormitory and the dissecting theatre
14:334;0899[V  ]| should be the seminaries of such frivolity, that$3$ the mere acquisition of
14:334;0900[V  ]| academic titles should suffice to$9$ transform in$4$ a pinch of time these votaries
14:334;0901[V  ]| of levity into exemplary practitioners of an art which$6#1$ most men anywise
14:334;0902[V  ]| eminent have esteemed the noblest. But, 
14:334;0902['  ]| he further added, 
14:334;0902[V  ]| it is mayhap to$9$
14:334;0903[V  ]| relieve the pentup feelings that$6#1$ in$4$ common oppress them for$3$ I have more
14:334;0904[V  ]| than once observed that$3$ birds of a feather laugh together.
14:334;0905['  ]| But with what fitness, let it be asked of the noble lord, his patron, has
14:334;0906['  ]| this alien, whom the concession of a gracious prince has admitted to$4$ civic
14:334;0907['  ]| rights, constituted himself the lord paramount of our internal polity? Where
14:334;0908['  ]| is now that$6#2$ gratitude which$6#1$ loyalty should have counselled? During the
14:334;0909['  ]| recent war whenever the enemy had a temporary advantage with his
14:334;0910['  ]| granados did this traitor to$4$ his kind not seize that$6#2$ moment to$9$ discharge his
14:334;0911['  ]| piece against the empire of which$6#1$ he is a tenant at will$0$ while he trembled for$4$
14:334;0912['  ]| the security of his four per cents? Has he forgotten this as he forgets all
14:334;0913['  ]| benefits received? Or is it that$3$ from being a deluder of others he has become
14:334;0914['  ]| at last his own dupe as he is, if report belie him not, his own and his only
14:334;0915['  ]| enjoyer? Far be it from candour to$9$ violate the bedchamber of a respectable
14:334;0916['  ]| lady, the daughter of a gallant major, or to$9$ cast the most distant reflections
14:334;0917['  ]| upon$4$ her virtue but if he challenges attention there (as it was indeed highly
14:334;0918['  ]| his interest not to$9$ have done) then be it so$5#2$. Unhappy woman, she has been
14:334;0919['  ]| too long and too persistently denied her legitimate prerogative to$9$ listen to$4$
14:334;0920['  ]| his objurgations with any other feeling than the derision of the desperate.
14:334;0921['  ]| He says this, a censor of morals, a very pelican in$4$ his piety, who$6#1$ did not
14:334;0922['  ]| scruple, oblivious of the ties of nature, to$9$ attempt illicit intercourse with a
14:334;0923['  ]| female domestic drawn from the lowest strata of society! Nay, had the
14:334;0924['  ]| hussy's scouringbrush not been her tutelary angel, it had gone with her as
14:334;0925['  ]| hard as with Hagar, the Egyptian! In$4$ the question of the grazing lands his
14:334;0926['  ]| peevish asperity is notorious and in$4$ Mr*Cuffe's hearing brought upon$4$ him
14:334;0927['  ]| from an indignant rancher a scathing retort couched in$4$ terms as
14:334;0928['  ]| straightforward as they were bucolic. It ill becomes him to$9$ preach that$6#2$
14:334;0929['  ]| gospel. Has he not nearer home a seedfield that$6#1$ lies fallow for$4$ the want of
14:334;0930['  ]| the ploughshare? A habit reprehensible at puberty is second nature and an
14:334;0931['  ]| opprobrium in$4$ middle life. If he must dispense his balm of Gilead in$4$
14:335;0932['  ]| nostrums and apothegms of dubious taste to$9$ restore to$4$ health a generation
14:335;0933['  ]| of unfledged profligates let his practice consist better with the doctrines that$6#1$
14:335;0934['  ]| now engross him. His marital breast is the repository of secrets which$6#1$
14:335;0935['  ]| decorum is reluctant to$9$ adduce. The lewd suggestions of some faded beauty
14:335;0936['  ]| may console him for$4$ a consort neglected and debauched but this new
14:335;0937['  ]| exponent of morals and healer of ills is at his best an exotic tree which$6#1$,
14:335;0938['  ]| when rooted in$4$ its native orient, throve and flourished and was abundant in$4$
14:335;0939['  ]| balm but, transplanted to$4$ a clime more temperate, its roots have lost their
14:335;0940['  ]| quondam vigour while the stuff that$6#1$ comes away from it is stagnant, acid
14:335;0941['  ]| and inoperative.
14:335;0942['  ]| The news was imparted with a circumspection recalling the
14:335;0943['  ]| ceremonial usage of the Sublime Porte by$4$ the second female infirmarian to$4$
14:335;0944['  ]| the junior medical officer in$4$ residence, who$6#1$ in$4$ his turn announced to$4$ the
14:335;0945['  ]| delegation that$3$ an heir had been born. When he had betaken himself to$4$ the
14:335;0946['  ]| women's apartment to$9$ assist at the prescribed ceremony of the afterbirth in$4$
14:335;0947['  ]| the presence of the secretary of state for$4$ domestic affairs and the members
14:335;0948['  ]| of the privy council, silent in$4$ unanimous exhaustion and approbation the
14:335;0949['  ]| delegates, chafing under the length and solemnity of their vigil and hoping
14:335;0950['  ]| that$3$ the joyful occurrence would palliate a licence which$6#1$ the simultaneous
14:335;0951['  ]| absence of abigail and obstetrician rendered the easier, broke out at once
14:335;0952['  ]| into a strife of tongues. In$4$ vain the voice of Mr*Canvasser*Bloom was heard
14:335;0953['  ]| endeavouring to$9$ urge, to$9$ mollify, to$9$ refrain. The moment was too propitious
14:335;0954['  ]| for$4$ the display of that$6#2$ discursiveness which$6#1$ seemed the only bond of union
14:335;0955['  ]| among tempers so$5#1$ divergent. Every phase of the situation was successively
14:335;0956['  ]| eviscerated: the prenatal repugnance of uterine brothers, the Caesarean
14:335;0957['  ]| section, posthumity with respect to$4$ the father and, that$6#2$ rarer form, with
14:335;0958['  ]| respect to$4$ the mother, the fratricidal case known as the Childs Murder and
14:335;0959['  ]| rendered memorable by$4$ the impassioned plea of Mr*Advocate*Bushe which$6#1$
14:335;0960['  ]| secured the acquittal of the wrongfully accused, the rights of primogeniture
14:335;0961['  ]| and king's bounty touching twins and triplets, miscarriages and
14:335;0962['  ]| infanticides, simulated or dissimulated, the acardiac \7foetus\ \7in 7foetu\ and
14:335;0963['  ]| aprosopia due to$4$ a congestion, the agnathia of certain chinless Chinamen
14:335;0964['  ]| (cited by$4$ Mr*Candidate*Mulligan) in$4$ consequence of defective reunion of
14:335;0965['  ]| the maxillary knobs along the medial line so$3$ that$3$ (as he said) one ear could
14:335;0966['  ]| hear what the other spoke, the benefits of anesthesia or twilight sleep, the
14:335;0967['  ]| prolongation of labour pains in$4$ advanced gravidancy by$4$ reason of pressure
14:335;0968['  ]| on$4$ the vein, the premature relentment of the amniotic fluid (as exemplified
14:335;0969['  ]| in$4$ the actual case) with consequent peril of sepsis to$4$ the matrix, artificial
14:335;0970['  ]| insemination by$4$ means of syringes, involution of the womb consequent
14:335;0971['  ]| upon$4$ the menopause, the problem of the perpetration of the species in$4$ the
14:335;0972['  ]| case of females impregnated by$4$ delinquent rape, that$6#2$ distressing manner of
14:335;0973['  ]| delivery called by$4$ the Brandenburghers \Sturzgeburt\, the recorded instances
14:335;0974['  ]| of multiseminal, twikindled and monstrous births conceived during the
14:335;0975['  ]| catamenic period or of consanguineous parents  ~~  in$4$ a word all the cases of
14:335;0976['  ]| human nativity which$6#1$ Aristotle has classified in$4$ his masterpiece with
14:336;0977['  ]| chromolithographic illustrations. The gravest problems of obstetrics and
14:336;0978['  ]| forensic medicine were examined with as much animation as the most
14:336;0979['  ]| popular beliefs on$4$ the state of pregnancy such as the forbidding to$4$ a gravid
14:336;0980['  ]| woman to$9$ step over a countrystile lest, by$4$ her movement, the navelcord
14:336;0981['  ]| should strangle her creature and the injunction upon$4$ her in$4$ the event of a
14:336;0982['  ]| yearning, ardently and ineffectually entertained, to$9$ place her hand against
14:336;0983['  ]| that$6#2$ part of her person which$6#1$ long usage has consecrated as the seat of
14:336;0984['  ]| castigation. The abnormalities of harelip, breastmole, supernumerary digits,
14:336;0985['  ]| negro's inkle, strawberry mark and portwine stain were alleged by$4$ one as a
14:336;0986['  ]| \prima\ \facie\ and natural hypothetical explanation of those swineheaded (the
14:336;0987['  ]| case of Madame*Grissel*Steevens was not forgotten) or doghaired infants
14:336;0988['  ]| occasionally born. The hypothesis of a plasmic memory, advanced by$4$ the
14:336;0989['  ]| Caledonian envoy and worthy of the metaphysical traditions of the land he
14:336;0990['  ]| stood for$4$, envisaged in$4$ such cases an arrest of embryonic development at
14:336;0991['  ]| some stage antecedent to$4$ the human. An outlandish delegate sustained
14:336;0992['  ]| against both these views, with such heat as almost carried conviction, the
14:336;0993['  ]| theory of copulation between women and the males of brutes, his authority
14:336;0994['  ]| being his own avouchment in$4$ support of fables such as that$6#2$ of the Minotaur
14:336;0995['  ]| which$6#1$ the genius of the elegant Latin poet has handed down to$4$ us in$4$ the
14:336;0996['  ]| pages of his Metamorphoses. The impression made by$4$ his words was
14:336;0997['  ]| immediate but shortlived. It was effaced as easily as it had been evoked by$4$
14:336;0998['  ]| an allocution from Mr*Candidate*Mulligan in$4$ that$6#2$ vein of pleasantry which$6#1$
14:336;0999['  ]| none better than he knew how to$9$ affect, postulating as the supremest object
14:336;1000['  ]| of desire a nice clean old man. Contemporaneously, a heated argument
14:336;1001['  ]| having arisen between Mr*Delegate*Madden and Mr*Candidate*Lynch
14:336;1002['  ]| regarding the juridical and theological dilemma created in$4$ the event of one
14:336;1003['  ]| Siamese twin predeceasing the other, the difficulty by$4$ mutual consent was
14:336;1004['  ]| referred to$4$ Mr*Canvasser*Bloom for$4$ instant submittal to$4$ Mr*Coadjutor*Deacon*Dedalus. 
14:336;1005['  ]| Hitherto silent, whether the better to$9$ show by$4$
14:336;1006['  ]| preternatural gravity that$3$ curious dignity of the garb with which$6#1$ he was
14:336;1007['  ]| invested or in$4$ obedience to$4$ an inward voice, he delivered briefly and, as
14:336;1008['  ]| some thought, perfunctorily the ecclesiastical ordinance forbidding man to$9$
14:336;1009['  ]| put asunder what God has joined.
14:336;1010['  ]| But Malachias' tale began to$9$ freeze them with horror. He conjured up$5$
14:336;1011['  ]| the scene before them. The secret panel beside the chimney slid back and in$4$
14:336;1012['  ]| the recess appeared  ~~  Haines! Which$6#1$ of us did not feel his flesh creep! He
14:336;1013['  ]| had a portfolio full of Celtic literature in$4$ one hand, in$4$ the other a phial
14:336;1014['  ]| marked \Poison\. Surprise, horror, loathing were depicted on$4$ all faces while
14:336;1015['  ]| he eyed them with a ghostly grin. 
14:336;1015[ZL ]| I anticipated some such reception, 
14:336;1015['  ]| he
14:336;1016['  ]| began with an eldritch laugh, 
14:336;1016[ZL ]| for$4$ which$6#1$, it seems, history is to$9$ blame. Yes, it
14:336;1017[ZL ]| is true. I am the murderer of Samuel*Childs. And how I am punished! The
14:336;1018[ZL ]| inferno has no$2$ terrors for$4$ me. This is the appearance is on$4$ me. Tare and
14:336;1019[ZL ]| ages, what way would I be resting at all, he muttered thickly, and I
14:336;1020[ZL ]| tramping Dublin this while back with my share of songs and himself after
14:336;1021[ZL ]| me the like$0$ of a soulth or a bullawurrus? My hell, and Ireland's, is in$4$ this
14:337;1022[ZL ]| life. It is what I tried to$9$ obliterate my crime. Distractions, rookshooting, the
14:337;1023[ZL ]| Erse language (he recited some), laudanum (he raised the phial to$4$ his lips),
14:337;1024[ZL ]| camping out. In$4$ vain! His spectre stalks me. Dope is my only hope ~  Ah!
14:337;1025[ZL ]| Destruction! The black panther! 
14:337;1025['  ]| With a cry he suddenly vanished and the
14:337;1026['  ]| panel slid back. An instant later his head appeared in$4$ the door opposite and
14:337;1027['  ]| said: 
14:337;1027[ZL ]| Meet me at Westland*Row station at ten past eleven. 
14:337;1027['  ]| He was gone.
14:337;1028['  ]| Tears gushed from the eyes of the dissipated host. The seer raised his hand
14:337;1029['  ]| to$4$ heaven, murmuring: 
14:337;1029[V  ]| The vendetta of Mananaun! 
14:337;1029['  ]| The sage repeated: 
14:337;1029[V  ]| \Lex\
14:337;1030[V  ]| \talionis\. The sentimentalist is he who$6#1$ would enjoy without incurring the
14:337;1031[V  ]| immense debtorship for$4$ a thing done. 
14:337;1031['  ]| Malachias, overcome by$4$ emotion,
14:337;1032['  ]| ceased. The mystery was unveiled. Haines was the third brother. His real
14:337;1033['  ]| name was Childs. The black panther was himself the ghost of his own
14:337;1034['  ]| father. He drank drugs to$9$ obliterate. For$4$ this relief much thanks. The
14:337;1035['  ]| lonely house by$4$ the graveyard is uninhabited. No$2$ soul will$1$ live there. The
14:337;1036['  ]| spider pitches her web in$4$ the solitude. The nocturnal rat peers from his
14:337;1037['  ]| hole. A curse is on$4$ it. It is haunted. Murderer's ground.
14:337;1038['  ]| What is the age of the soul of man? As she hath the virtue of the
14:337;1039['  ]| chameleon to$9$ change her hue at every new approach, to$9$ be gay with the
14:337;1040['  ]| merry and mournful with the downcast, so$3$ too is her age changeable as her
14:337;1041['  ]| mood. No$2$ longer is Leopold, as he sits there, ruminating, chewing the cud
14:337;1042['  ]| of reminiscence, that$6#2$ staid agent of publicity and holder of a modest
14:337;1043['  ]| substance in$4$ the funds. A score of years are blown away. He is young
14:337;1044['  ]| Leopold. There, as in$4$ a retrospective arrangement, a mirror within a mirror
14:337;1045['  ]| (hey, presto!), he beholdeth himself. That$6#2$ young figure of then is seen,
14:337;1046['  ]| precociously manly, walking on$4$ a nipping morning from the old house in$4$
14:337;1047['  ]| Clanbrassil*street to$4$ the high*school, his booksatchel on$4$ him bandolierwise,
14:337;1048['  ]| and in$4$ it a goodly hunk of wheaten loaf, a mother's thought. Or it is the
14:337;1049['  ]| same figure, a year or so$5#2$ gone over, in$4$ his first hard hat (ah, that$6#2$ was a
14:337;1050['  ]| day!), already on$4$ the road, a fullfledged traveller for$4$ the family firm,
14:337;1051['  ]| equipped with an orderbook, a scented handkerchief (not for$4$ show only),
14:337;1052['  ]| his case of bright trinketware (alas! a thing now of the past!) and a
14:337;1053['  ]| quiverful of compliant smiles for$4$ this or that$6#2$ halfwon housewife reckoning
14:337;1054['  ]| it out upon$4$ her fingertips or for$4$ a budding virgin, shyly acknowledging (but
14:337;1055['  ]| the heart? tell me!) his studied baisemoins. The scent, the smile, but, more
14:337;1056['  ]| than these, the dark eyes and oleaginous address, brought home at duskfall
14:337;1057['  ]| many a commission to$4$ the head of the firm, seated with Jacob's pipe after
14:337;1058['  ]| like$2$ labours in$4$ the paternal ingle (a meal of noodles, you may be sure, is
14:337;1059['  ]| aheating), reading through round horned spectacles some paper from the
14:337;1060['  ]| Europe of a month before. But hey, presto, the mirror is breathed on$5$ and
14:337;1061['  ]| the young knighterrant recedes, shrivels, dwindles to$4$ a tiny speck within the
14:337;1062['  ]| mist. Now he is himself paternal and these about him might be his sons.
14:337;1063['  ]| Who$6#2$ can say? The wise father knows his own child. He thinks of a
14:337;1064['  ]| drizzling night in$4$ Hatch*street, hard by$4$ the bonded stores there, the first.
14:337;1065['  ]| Together (she is a poor waif, a child of shame, yours and mine and of all for$4$
14:337;1066['  ]| a bare shilling and her luckpenny), together they hear the heavy tread of the
14:338;1067['  ]| watch as two raincaped shadows pass the new royal*university. Bridie!
14:338;1068['  ]| Bridie*Kelly! He will$1$ never forget the name, ever remember the night: first
14:338;1069['  ]| night, the bridenight. They are entwined in$4$ nethermost darkness, the willer
14:338;1070['  ]| with the willed, and in$4$ an instant (\fiat!\) light shall flood the world. Did
14:338;1071['  ]| heart leap to$4$ heart? Nay, fair reader. In$4$ a breath it was done but  ~~  hold!
14:338;1072['  ]| Back! It must not be! In$4$ terror the poor girl flees away through the murk.
14:338;1073['  ]| She is the bride of darkness, a daughter of night. She dare not bear the
14:338;1074['  ]| sunnygolden babe of day. No$7$, Leopold. Name and memory solace thee not.
14:338;1075['  ]| That$6#2$ youthful illusion of thy strength was taken from thee  ~~  and in$4$ vain.
14:338;1076['  ]| No$2$ son of thy loins is by$4$ thee. There is none now to$9$ be for$4$ Leopold, what
14:338;1077['  ]| Leopold was for$4$ Rudolph.
14:338;1078['  ]| The voices blend and fuse in$4$ clouded silence: silence that$6#1$ is the
14:338;1079['  ]| infinite of space: and swiftly, silently the soul is wafted over regions of
14:338;1080['  ]| cycles of generations that$6#1$ have lived. A region where grey twilight ever
14:338;1081['  ]| descends, never falls on$4$ wide sagegreen pasturefields, shedding her dusk,
14:338;1082['  ]| scattering a perennial dew of stars. She follows her mother with ungainly
14:338;1083['  ]| steps, a mare leading her fillyfoal. Twilight phantoms are they, yet moulded
14:338;1084['  ]| in$4$ prophetic grace of structure, slim shapely haunches, a supple tendonous
14:338;1085['  ]| neck, the meek apprehensive skull. They fade, sad phantoms: all is gone.
14:338;1086['  ]| Agendath is a waste land, a home of screechowls and the sandblind upupa.
14:338;1087['  ]| Netaim, the golden, is no$2$ more. And on$4$ the highway of the clouds they
14:338;1088['  ]| come, muttering thunder of rebellion, the ghosts of beasts. Huuh! Hark!
14:338;1089['  ]| Huuh! Parallax stalks behind and goads them, the lancinating lightnings of
14:338;1090['  ]| whose brow are scorpions. Elk and yak, the bulls of Bashan and of
14:338;1091['  ]| Babylon, mammoth and mastodon, they come trooping to$4$ the sunken sea,
14:338;1092['  ]| \Lacus Mortis\. Ominous revengeful zodiacal host! They moan, passing upon$4$
14:338;1093['  ]| the clouds, horned and capricorned, the trumpeted with the tusked, the
14:338;1094['  ]| lionmaned, the giantantlered, snouter and crawler, rodent, ruminant and
14:338;1095['  ]| pachyderm, all their moving moaning multitude, murderers of the sun.
14:338;1096['  ]| Onward to$4$ the dead sea they tramp to$9$ drink, unslaked and with
14:338;1097['  ]| horrible gulpings, the salt somnolent inexhaustible flood. And the equine
14:338;1098['  ]| portent grows again, magnified in$4$ the deserted heavens, nay to$4$ heaven's
14:338;1099['  ]| own magnitude, till it looms, vast, over the house of Virgo. And lo, wonder
14:338;1100['  ]| of metempsychosis, it is she, the everlasting bride, harbinger of the daystar,
14:338;1101['  ]| the bride, ever virgin. It is she, Martha, thou lost one, Millicent, the young,
14:338;1102['  ]| the dear, the radiant. How serene does she now arise, a queen among the
14:338;1103['  ]| Pleiades, in$4$ the penultimate antelucan hour, shod in$4$ sandals of bright gold,
14:338;1104['  ]| coifed with a veil of what do you call it gossamer. It floats, it flows about
14:338;1105['  ]| her starborn flesh and loose it streams, emerald, sapphire, mauve and
14:338;1106['  ]| heliotrope, sustained on$4$ currents of the cold interstellar wind, winding,
14:338;1107['  ]| coiling, simply swirling, writhing in$4$ the skies a mysterious writing till, after
14:338;1108['  ]| a myriad metamorphoses of symbol, it blazes, Alpha, a ruby and triangled
14:338;1109['  ]| sign upon$4$ the forehead of Taurus.
14:338;1110['  ]| Francis was reminding Stephen of years before when they had been at
14:338;1111['  ]| school together in$4$ Conmee's time. He asked about Glaucon, Alcibiades,
14:339;1112['  ]| Pisistratus. Where were they now? Neither knew. 
14:339;1112[B  ]| You have spoken of the
14:339;1113[B  ]| past and its phantoms, 
14:339;1113['  ]| Stephen said. 
14:339;1113[B  ]| Why think of them? If I call them into
14:339;1114[B  ]| life across the waters of Lethe will$1$ not the poor ghosts troop to$4$ my call?
14:339;1115[B  ]| Who$6#2$ supposes it? I, Bous Stephanoumenos, bullockbefriending bard, am
14:339;1116[B  ]| lord and giver of their life. 
14:339;1116['  ]| He encircled his gadding hair with a coronal of
14:339;1117['  ]| vineleaves, smiling at Vincent. 
14:339;1117[V  ]| That$6#2$ answer and those leaves, 
14:339;1117['  ]| Vincent said
14:339;1118['  ]| to$4$ him, 
14:339;1118[V  ]| will$1$ adorn you more fitly when something more, and greatly more,
14:339;1119[V  ]| than a capful of light odes can call your genius father. All who$6#1$ wish you
14:339;1120[V  ]| well hope this for$4$ you. All desire to$9$ see you bring forth the work you
14:339;1121[V  ]| meditate, to$9$ acclaim you Stephaneforos. I heartily wish you may not fail
14:339;1122[V  ]| them. 
14:339;1122[ZD ]| O no$7$, Vincent, 
14:339;1122['  ]| Lenehan said, laying a hand on$4$ the shoulder near him.
14:339;1123[ZD ]| Have no$2$ fear. He could not leave his mother an orphan. 
14:339;1123['  ]| The young man's
14:339;1124['  ]| face grew dark. All could see how hard it was for$4$ him to$9$ be reminded of his
14:339;1125['  ]| promise and of his recent loss. He would have withdrawn from the feast
14:339;1126['  ]| had not the noise of voices allayed the smart. Madden had lost five
14:339;1127['  ]| drachmas on$4$ Sceptre for$4$ a whim of the rider's name: Lenehan as much
14:339;1128['  ]| more. He told them of the race. The flag fell and, huuh! off, scamper, the
14:339;1129['  ]| mare ran out freshly with O%*Madden up$5$. She was leading the field. All
14:339;1130['  ]| hearts were beating. Even Phyllis could not contain herself. She waved her
14:339;1131['  ]| scarf and cried: Huzzah! Sceptre wins! But in$4$ the straight on$4$ the run home
14:339;1132['  ]| when all were in$4$ close order the dark horse Throwaway drew level,
14:339;1133['  ]| reached, outstripped her. All was lost now. Phyllis was silent: her eyes were
14:339;1134['  ]| sad anemones. 
14:339;1134[W  ]| Juno, 
14:339;1134['  ]| she cried, 
14:339;1134[W  ]| I am undone. 
14:339;1134['  ]| But her lover consoled her and
14:339;1135['  ]| brought her a bright casket of gold in$4$ which$6#1$ lay some oval sugarplums
14:339;1136['  ]| which$6#1$ she partook. A tear fell: one only. 
14:339;1136[ZD ]| A whacking fine whip, 
14:339;1136['  ]| said
14:339;1137['  ]| Lenehan, 
14:339;1137[ZD ]| is W%*Lane. Four winners yesterday and three today. What rider
14:339;1138[ZD ]| is like$4$ him? Mount him on$4$ the camel or the boisterous buffalo the victory in$4$
14:339;1139[ZD ]| a hack canter is still his. But let us bear it as was the ancient wont. Mercy on$4$
14:339;1140[ZD ]| the luckless! Poor Sceptre! 
14:339;1140['  ]| he said with a light sigh. 
14:339;1140[ZD ]| She is not the filly that$6#1$
14:339;1141[ZD ]| she was. Never, by$4$ this hand, shall we behold such another. By$4$ gad, sir, a
14:339;1142[ZD ]| queen of them. Do you remember her, Vincent? 
14:339;1142[V  ]| I wish you could have seen
14:339;1143[V  ]| my queen today, 
14:339;1143['  ]| Vincent said. 
14:339;1143[V  ]| How young she was and radiant (Lalage
14:339;1144[V  ]| were scarce fair beside her) in$4$ her yellow shoes and frock of muslin, I do
14:339;1145[V  ]| not know the right name of it. The chestnuts that$6#1$ shaded us were in$4$ bloom:
14:339;1146[V  ]| the air drooped with their persuasive odour and with pollen floating by$4$ us.
14:339;1147[V  ]| In$4$ the sunny patches one might easily have cooked on$4$ a stone a batch of
14:339;1148[V  ]| those buns with Corinth fruit in$4$ them that$6#1$ Periplipomenes sells in$4$ his booth
14:339;1149[V  ]| near the bridge. But she had nought for$4$ her teeth but the arm with which$6#1$ I
14:339;1150[V  ]| held her and in$4$ that$6#2$ she nibbled mischievously when I pressed too close. A
14:339;1151[V  ]| week ago she lay ill, four days on$4$ the couch, but today she was free, blithe,
14:339;1152[V  ]| mocked at peril. She is more taking then. Her posies too! Mad romp that$6#1$
14:339;1153[V  ]| she is, she had pulled her fill as we reclined together. And in$4$ your ear, my
14:339;1154[V  ]| friend, you will$1$ not think who$6#1$ met us as we left the field. Conmee himself!
14:339;1155[V  ]| He was walking by$4$ the hedge, reading, I think a brevier book with, I doubt
14:339;1156[V  ]| not, a witty letter in$4$ it from Glycera or Chloe to$9$ keep the page. The sweet
14:340;1157[V  ]| creature turned all colours in$4$ her confusion, feigning to$9$ reprove a slight
14:340;1158[V  ]| disorder in$4$ her dress: a slip of underwood clung there for$4$ the very trees
14:340;1159[V  ]| adore her. When Conmee had passed she glanced at her lovely echo in$4$ that$6#2$
14:340;1160[V  ]| little mirror she carries. But he had been kind. In$4$ going by$5$ he had blessed
14:340;1161[V  ]| us. 
14:340;1161[ZD ]| The gods too are ever kind, 
14:340;1161['  ]| Lenehan said. 
14:340;1161[ZD ]| If I had poor luck with Bass's
14:340;1162[ZD ]| mare perhaps this draught of his may serve me more propensely. 
14:340;1162['  ]| He was
14:340;1163['  ]| laying his hand upon$4$ a winejar: Malachi saw it and withheld his act,
14:340;1164['  ]| pointing to$4$ the stranger and to$4$ the scarlet label. Warily, Malachi whispered,
14:340;1165[D  ]| preserve a druid silence. His soul is far away. It is as painful perhaps to$9$ be
14:340;1166[D  ]| awakened from a vision as to$9$ be born. Any object, intensely regarded, may
14:340;1167[D  ]| be a gate of access to$4$ the incorruptible eon of the gods. Do you not think it,
14:340;1168[D  ]| Stephen? 
14:340;1168[B  ]| Theosophos told me so$5#2$, 
14:340;1168['  ]| Stephen answered, 
14:340;1168[B  ]| whom in$4$ a previous
14:340;1169[B  ]| existence Egyptian priests initiated into the mysteries of karmic law. The
14:340;1170[B  ]| lords of the moon, Theosophos told me, an orangefiery shipload from
14:340;1171[B  ]| planet Alpha of the lunar chain would not assume the etheric doubles and
14:340;1172[B  ]| these were therefore incarnated by$4$ the rubycoloured egos from the second
14:340;1173[B  ]| constellation.
14:340;1174['  ]| However, as a matter of fact though, the preposterous surmise about
14:340;1175['  ]| him being in$4$ some description of a doldrums or other or mesmerised which$6#1$
14:340;1176['  ]| was entirely due to$4$ a misconception of the shallowest character, was not the
14:340;1177['  ]| case at all. The individual whose visual organs while the above was going
14:340;1178['  ]| on$5$ were at this juncture commencing to$9$ exhibit symptoms of animation was
14:340;1179['  ]| as astute if not astuter than any man living and anybody that$6#1$ conjectured
14:340;1180['  ]| the contrary would have found themselves pretty speedily in$4$ the wrong
14:340;1181['  ]| shop. During the past four minutes or thereabouts he had been staring hard
14:340;1182['  ]| at a certain amount of number one Bass bottled by$4$ Messrs*Bass*and*Co at
14:340;1183['  ]| Burton-on-Trent which$6#1$ happened to$9$ be situated amongst a lot of others
14:340;1184['  ]| right opposite to$4$ where he was and which$6#1$ was certainly calculated to$9$ attract
14:340;1185['  ]| anyone's remark on$4$ account of its scarlet appearance. He was simply and
14:340;1186['  ]| solely, as it subsequently transpired for$4$ reasons best known to$4$ himself,
14:340;1187['  ]| which$6#1$ put quite an altogether different complexion on$4$ the proceedings, after
14:340;1188['  ]| the moment before's observations about boyhood days and the turf,
14:340;1189['  ]| recollecting two or three private transactions of his own which$6#1$ the other
14:340;1190['  ]| two were as mutually innocent of as the babe unborn. Eventually, however,
14:340;1191['  ]| both their eyes met and as soon as it began to$9$ dawn on$4$ him that$3$ the other
14:340;1192['  ]| was endeavouring to$9$ help himself to$4$ the thing he involuntarily determined
14:340;1193['  ]| to$9$ help him himself and so$3$ he accordingly took hold of the neck of the
14:340;1194['  ]| mediumsized glass recipient which$6#1$ contained the fluid sought after and
14:340;1195['  ]| made a capacious hole in$4$ it by$4$ pouring a lot of it out with, also at the same
14:340;1196['  ]| time, however, a considerable degree of attentiveness in$4$ order not to$9$ upset
14:340;1197['  ]| any of the beer that$6#1$ was in$4$ it about the place.
14:340;1198['  ]| The debate which$6#1$ ensued was in$4$ its scope and progress an epitome of
14:340;1199['  ]| the course of life. Neither place nor council was lacking in$4$ dignity. The
14:340;1200['  ]| debaters were the keenest in$4$ the land, the theme they were engaged on$4$ the
14:340;1201['  ]| loftiest and most vital. The high hall of Horne's house had never beheld an
14:341;1202['  ]| assembly so$5#1$ representative and so$5#1$ varied nor had the old rafters of that$6#2$
14:341;1203['  ]| establishment ever listened to$4$ a language so$5#1$ encyclopaedic. A gallant scene
14:341;1204['  ]| in$4$ truth it made. Crotthers was there at the foot of the table in$4$ his striking
14:341;1205['  ]| Highland garb, his face glowing from the briny airs of the Mull*of*Galloway. 
14:341;1206['  ]| There too, opposite to$4$ him, was Lynch whose countenance bore
14:341;1207['  ]| already the stigmata of early depravity and premature wisdom. Next the
14:341;1208['  ]| Scotchman was the place assigned to$4$ Costello, the eccentric, while at his
14:341;1209['  ]| side was seated in$4$ stolid repose the squat form of Madden. The chair of the
14:341;1210['  ]| resident indeed stood vacant before the hearth but on$4$ either flank of it the
14:341;1211['  ]| figure of Bannon in$4$ explorer's kit of tweed shorts and salted cowhide
14:341;1212['  ]| brogues contrasted sharply with the primrose elegance and townbred
14:341;1213['  ]| manners of Malachi*Roland*St*John*Mulligan. Lastly at the head of the
14:341;1214['  ]| board was the young poet who$6#1$ found a refuge from his labours of
14:341;1215['  ]| pedagogy and metaphysical inquisition in$4$ the convivial atmosphere of
14:341;1216['  ]| Socratic discussion, while to$4$ right and left of him were accommodated the
14:341;1217['  ]| flippant prognosticator, fresh from the hippodrome, and that$6#2$ vigilant
14:341;1218['  ]| wanderer, soiled by$4$ the dust of travel and combat and stained by$4$ the mire of
14:341;1219['  ]| an indelible dishonour, but from whose steadfast and constant heart no$2$ lure
14:341;1220['  ]| or peril or threat or degradation could ever efface the image of that$6#2$
14:341;1221['  ]| voluptuous loveliness which$6#1$ the inspired pencil of Lafayette has limned for$4$
14:341;1222['  ]| ages yet to$9$ come.
14:341;1223['  ]| It had better be stated here and now at the outset that$3$ the perverted
14:341;1224['  ]| transcendentalism to$4$ which$6#1$ Mr*S%*Dedalus' (Div% Scep%) contentions would
14:341;1225['  ]| appear to$9$ prove him pretty badly addicted runs directly counter to$4$ accepted
14:341;1226['  ]| scientific methods. Science, it can not be too often repeated, deals with
14:341;1227['  ]| tangible phenomena. The man of science like$4$ the man in$4$ the street has to$9$
14:341;1228['  ]| face hardheaded facts that$6#1$ can not be blinked and explain them as best he
14:341;1229['  ]| can. There may be, it is true, some questions which$6#1$ science can not answer  ~~
14:341;1230['  ]| at present  ~~  such as the first problem submitted by$4$ Mr*L%*Bloom (Pubb% 
14:341;1231['  ]| Canv%) regarding the future determination of sex. Must we accept the view
14:341;1232['  ]| of Empedocles of Trinacria that$3$ the right ovary (the postmenstrual period,
14:341;1233['  ]| assert others) is responsible for$4$ the birth of males or are the too long
14:341;1234['  ]| neglected spermatozoa or nemasperms the differentiating factors or is it, as
14:341;1235['  ]| most embryologists incline to$9$ opine, such as Culpepper, Spallanzani,
14:341;1236['  ]| Blumenbach, Lusk, Hertwig, Leopold and Valenti, a mixture of both? This
14:341;1237['  ]| would be tantamount to$4$ a cooperation (one of nature's favourite devices)
14:341;1238['  ]| between the \nisus\ \formativus\ of the nemasperm on$4$ the one hand and on$4$ the
14:341;1239['  ]| other a happily chosen position, \succubitus felix\, of the passive element. The
14:341;1240['  ]| other problem raised by$4$ the same inquirer is scarcely less vital: infant
14:341;1241['  ]| mortality. It is interesting because, as he pertinently remarks, 
14:341;1241[XX ]| we are all
14:341;1242[XX ]| born in$4$ the same way but we all die in$4$ different ways. 
14:341;1242['  ]| Mr*M%*Mulligan
14:341;1243['  ]| (Hyg%. et Eug% Doc%) blames the sanitary conditions in$4$ which$6#1$ our
14:341;1244['  ]| greylunged citizens contract adenoids, pulmonary complaints etc. by$4$
14:341;1245['  ]| inhaling the bacteria which$6#1$ lurk in$4$ dust. 
14:341;1245[XX ]| These factors, 
14:341;1245['  ]| he alleged, 
14:341;1245[XX ]| and the
14:341;1246[XX ]| revolting spectacles offered by$4$ our streets, hideous publicity posters,
14:342;1247[XX ]| religious ministers of all denominations, mutilated soldiers and sailors,
14:342;1248[XX ]| exposed scorbutic cardrivers, the suspended carcases of dead animals,
14:342;1249[XX ]| paranoic bachelors and unfructified duennas  ~~  these, 
14:342;1249['  ]| he said, 
14:342;1249[XX ]| were
14:342;1250[XX ]| accountable for$4$ any and every fallingoff in$4$ the calibre of the race.
14:342;1251[XX ]| Kalipedia, 
14:342;1251['  ]| he prophesied, 
14:342;1251[XX ]| would soon be generally adopted and all the
14:342;1252[XX ]| graces of life, genuinely good music, agreeable literature, light philosophy,
14:342;1253[XX ]| instructive pictures, plastercast reproductions of the classical statues such as
14:342;1254[XX ]| Venus and Apollo, artistic coloured photographs of prize babies, all these
14:342;1255[XX ]| little attentions would enable ladies who$6#1$ were in$4$ a particular condition to$9$
14:342;1256[XX ]| pass the intervening months in$4$ a most enjoyable manner. 
14:342;1256['  ]| Mr*J%*Crotthers
14:342;1257['  ]| (Disc% Bacc%) attributes some of these demises to$4$ abdominal trauma in$4$ the
14:342;1258['  ]| case of women workers subjected to$4$ heavy labours in$4$ the workshop and to$4$
14:342;1259['  ]| marital discipline in$4$ the home but by$4$ far the vast majority to$9$ neglect, private
14:342;1260['  ]| or official, culminating in$4$ the exposure of newborn infants, the practice of
14:342;1261['  ]| criminal abortion or in$4$ the atrocious crime of infanticide. Although the
14:342;1262['  ]| former (we are thinking of neglect) is undoubtedly only too true the case he
14:342;1263['  ]| cites of nurses forgetting to$9$ count the sponges in$4$ the peritoneal cavity is too
14:342;1264['  ]| rare to$9$ be normative. In$4$ fact when one comes to$9$ look into it the wonder is
14:342;1265['  ]| that$3$ so$5#1$ many pregnancies and deliveries go off so$5#1$ well as they do, all things
14:342;1266['  ]| considered and in$4$ spite of our human shortcomings which$6#1$ often baulk
14:342;1267['  ]| nature in$4$ her intentions. An ingenious suggestion is that$6#2$ thrown out by$4$
14:342;1268['  ]| Mr*V%*Lynch (Bacc% Arith%) that$3$ both natality and mortality, as well as all other
14:342;1269['  ]| phenomena of evolution, tidal movements, lunar phases, blood
14:342;1270['  ]| temperatures, diseases in$4$ general, everything, in$4$ fine, in$4$ nature's vast
14:342;1271['  ]| workshop from the extinction of some remote sun to$4$ the blossoming of one
14:342;1272['  ]| of the countless flowers which$6#1$ beautify our public parks is subject to$4$ a law
14:342;1273['  ]| of numeration as yet unascertained. Still the plain straightforward question
14:342;1274['  ]| why a child of normally healthy parents and seemingly a healthy child and
14:342;1275['  ]| properly looked after succumbs unaccountably in$4$ early childhood (though
14:342;1276['  ]| other children of the same marriage do not) must certainly, in$4$ the poet's
14:342;1277['  ]| words, give us pause. Nature, we may rest assured, has her own good and
14:342;1278['  ]| cogent reasons for$4$ whatever she does and in$4$ all probability such deaths are
14:342;1279['  ]| due to$4$ some law of anticipation by$4$ which$6#1$ organisms in$4$ which$6#1$ morbous
14:342;1280['  ]| germs have taken up$5$ their residence (modern science has conclusively
14:342;1281['  ]| shown that$3$ only the plasmic substance can be said to$9$ be immortal) tend to$9$
14:342;1282['  ]| disappear at an increasingly earlier stage of development, an arrangement
14:342;1283['  ]| which$6#1$, though productive of pain to$4$ some of our feelings (notably the
14:342;1284['  ]| maternal), is nevertheless, some of us think, in$4$ the long run beneficial to$4$ the
14:342;1285['  ]| race in$4$ general in$4$ securing thereby the survival of the fittest. Mr*S%*Dedalus'
14:342;1286['  ]| (Div% Scep%) remark (or should it be called an interruption?) that$3$ an
14:342;1287['  ]| omnivorous being which$6#1$ can masticate, deglute, digest and apparently pass
14:342;1288['  ]| through the ordinary channel with pluterperfect imperturbability such
14:342;1289['  ]| multifarious aliments as cancrenous females emaciated by$4$ parturition,
14:342;1290['  ]| corpulent professional gentlemen, not to$9$ speak of jaundiced politicians and
14:342;1291['  ]| chlorotic nuns, might possibly find gastric relief in$4$ an innocent collation of
14:343;1292['  ]| staggering bob, reveals as nought else could and in$4$ a very unsavoury light
14:343;1293['  ]| the tendency above alluded to$5$. For$4$ the enlightenment of those who$6#1$ are not
14:343;1294['  ]| so$5#1$ intimately acquainted with the minutiae of the municipal abattoir as this
14:343;1295['  ]| morbidminded esthete and embryo philosopher who$6#1$ for$4$ all his overweening
14:343;1296['  ]| bumptiousness in$4$ things scientific can scarcely distinguish an acid from an
14:343;1297['  ]| alkali prides himself on$4$ being, it should perhaps be stated that$3$ staggering
14:343;1298['  ]| bob in$4$ the vile parlance of our lowerclass licensed victuallers signifies the
14:343;1299['  ]| cookable and eatable flesh of a calf newly dropped from its mother. In$4$ a
14:343;1300['  ]| recent public controversy with Mr*L%*Bloom (Pubb% Canv%) which$6#1$ took
14:343;1301['  ]| place in$4$ the commons' hall of the National*Maternity*Hospital, 29, 30 and
14:343;1302['  ]| 31 Holles*street, of which$6#1$, as is well known, Dr*A%*Horne (Lic% in$4$ Midw%,
14:343;1303['  ]| F%_K%_Q%_C%_P%_I%) is the able and popular master, he is reported by$4$
14:343;1304['  ]| eyewitnesses as having stated that$3$ 
14:343;1304[B  ]| once a woman has let the cat into the bag
14:343;1305['  ]| (an esthete's allusion, presumably, to$4$ one of the most complicated and
14:343;1306['  ]| marvellous of all nature's processes  ~~  the act of sexual congress) 
14:343;1306[B  ]| she must
14:343;1307[B  ]| let it out again or give it life, 
14:343;1307['  ]| as he phrased it, 
14:343;1307[B  ]| to$9$ save her own. 
14:343;1307[C  ]| At the risk of
14:343;1308[C  ]| her own, 
14:343;1308['  ]| was the telling rejoinder of his interlocutor, none the less effective
14:343;1309['  ]| for$4$ the moderate and measured tone in$4$ which$6#1$ it was delivered.
14:343;1310['  ]| Meanwhile the skill and patience of the physician had brought about
14:343;1311['  ]| a happy \accouchement\. It had been a weary weary while both for$4$ patient
14:343;1312['  ]| and doctor. All that$6#2$ surgical skill could do was done and the brave woman
14:343;1313['  ]| had manfully helped. She had. She had fought the good fight and now she
14:343;1314['  ]| was very very happy. Those who$6#1$ have passed on$5$, who$6#1$ have gone before, are
14:343;1315['  ]| happy too as they gaze down and smile upon$4$ the touching scene. Reverently
14:343;1316['  ]| look at her as she reclines there with the motherlight in$4$ her eyes, that$6#2$
14:343;1317['  ]| longing hunger for$4$ baby fingers (a pretty sight it is to$9$ see), in$4$ the first bloom
14:343;1318['  ]| of her new motherhood, breathing a silent prayer of thanksgiving to$4$ One
14:343;1319['  ]| above, the Universal Husband. And as her loving eyes behold her babe she
14:343;1320['  ]| wishes only one blessing more, to$9$ have her dear Doady there with her to$9$
14:343;1321['  ]| share her joy, to$9$ lay in$4$ his arms that$6#2$ mite of God's clay, the fruit of their
14:343;1322['  ]| lawful embraces. He is older now (you and I may whisper it) and a trifle
14:343;1323['  ]| stooped in$4$ the shoulders yet in$4$ the whirligig of years a grave dignity has
14:343;1324['  ]| come to$4$ the conscientious second accountant of the Ulster*bank, College*Green
14:343;1325['  ]| branch. O*Doady, loved one of old, faithful lifemate now, it may
14:343;1326['  ]| never be again, that$6#2$ faroff time of the roses! With the old shake of her
14:343;1327['  ]| pretty head she recalls those days. God! How beautiful now across the mist
14:343;1328['  ]| of years! But their children are grouped in$4$ her imagination about the
14:343;1329['  ]| bedside, hers and his, Charley, Mary*Alice, Frederick*Albert (if he had
14:343;1330['  ]| lived), Mamy, Budgy (Victoria*Frances), Tom, Violet*Constance*Louisa,
14:343;1331['  ]| darling little Bobsy (called after our famous hero of the South*African war,
14:343;1332['  ]| lord*Bobs of Waterford and Candahar) and now this last pledge of their
14:343;1333['  ]| union, a Purefoy if ever there was one, with the true Purefoy nose. Young
14:343;1334['  ]| hopeful will$1$ be christened Mortimer*Edward after the influential third
14:343;1335['  ]| cousin of Mr*Purefoy in$4$ the Treasury Remembrancer's office, Dublin*Castle. 
14:343;1336['  ]| And so$3$ time wags on$5$: but father*Cronion has dealt lightly here. No$7$,
14:344;1337['  ]| let no$2$ sigh break from that$6#2$ bosom, dear gentle Mina. And Doady, knock
14:344;1338['  ]| the ashes from your pipe, the seasoned briar you still fancy when the curfew
14:344;1339['  ]| rings for$4$ you (may it be the distant day!) and dout the light whereby you
14:344;1340['  ]| read in$4$ the Sacred Book for$4$ the oil too has run low, and so$3$ with a tranquil
14:344;1341['  ]| heart to$4$ bed, to$9$ rest. He knows and will$1$ call in$4$ His own good time. You too
14:344;1342['  ]| have fought the good fight and played loyally your man's part. Sir, to$4$ you
14:344;1343['  ]| my hand. Well done, thou good and faithful servant!
14:344;1344['  ]| There are sins or (let us call them as the world calls them) evil
14:344;1345['  ]| memories which$6#1$ are hidden away by$4$ man in$4$ the darkest places of the heart
14:344;1346['  ]| but they abide there and wait. He may suffer their memory to$9$ grow dim, let
14:344;1347['  ]| them be as though they had not been and all but persuade himself that$3$ they
14:344;1348['  ]| were not or at least were otherwise. Yet a chance word will$1$ call them forth
14:344;1349['  ]| suddenly and they will$1$ rise up$5$ to$9$ confront him in$4$ the most various
14:344;1350['  ]| circumstances, a vision or a dream, or while timbrel and harp soothe his
14:344;1351['  ]| senses or amid the cool silver tranquility of the evening or at the feast, at
14:344;1352['  ]| midnight, when he is now filled with wine. Not to$9$ insult over him will$1$ the
14:344;1353['  ]| vision come as over one that$6#1$ lies under her wrath, not for$4$ vengeance to$9$ cut
14:344;1354['  ]| him off from the living but shrouded in$4$ the piteous vesture of the past,
14:344;1355['  ]| silent, remote, reproachful.
14:344;1356['  ]| The stranger still regarded on$4$ the face before him a slow recession of
14:344;1357['  ]| that$6#2$ false calm there, imposed, as it seemed, by$4$ habit or some studied trick,
14:344;1358['  ]| upon$4$ words so$5#1$ embittered as to$9$ accuse in$4$ their speaker an unhealthiness, a
14:344;1359['  ]| \flair\, for$4$ the cruder things of life. A scene disengages itself in$4$ the observer's
14:344;1360['  ]| memory, evoked, it would seem, by$4$ a word of so$5#1$ natural a homeliness as if
14:344;1361['  ]| those days were really present there (as some thought) with their immediate
14:344;1362['  ]| pleasures. A shaven space of lawn one soft May evening, the
14:344;1363['  ]| wellremembered grove of lilacs at Roundtown, purple and white, fragrant
14:344;1364['  ]| slender spectators of the game but with much real interest in$4$ the pellets as
14:344;1365['  ]| they run slowly forward over the sward or collide and stop, one by$4$ its
14:344;1366['  ]| fellow, with a brief alert shock. And yonder about that$6#2$ grey urn where the
14:344;1367['  ]| water moves at times in$4$ thoughtful irrigation you saw another as fragrant
14:344;1368['  ]| sisterhood, Floey, Atty, Tiny and their darker friend with I know not what
14:344;1369['  ]| of arresting in$4$ her pose then, Our Lady of the Cherries, a comely brace of
14:344;1370['  ]| them pendent from an ear, bringing out the foreign warmth of the skin so$5#1$
14:344;1371['  ]| daintily against the cool ardent fruit. A lad of four or five in$4$ linseywoolsey
14:344;1372['  ]| (blossomtime but there will$1$ be cheer in$4$ the kindly hearth when ere long the
14:344;1373['  ]| bowls are gathered and hutched) is standing on$4$ the urn secured by$4$ that$6#2$
14:344;1374['  ]| circle of girlish fond hands. He frowns a little just as this young man does
14:344;1375['  ]| now with a perhaps too conscious enjoyment of the danger but must needs
14:344;1376['  ]| glance at whiles towards where his mother watches from the \piazzetta\
14:344;1377['  ]| giving upon$4$ the flowerclose with a faint shadow of remoteness or of
14:344;1378['  ]| reproach (\alles Verg^angliche\) in$4$ her glad look.
14:344;1379['  ]| Mark this farther and remember. The end comes suddenly. Enter that$6#2$
14:344;1380['  ]| antechamber of birth where the studious are assembled and note their faces.
14:344;1381['  ]| Nothing, as it seems, there of rash or violent. Quietude of custody, rather,
14:345;1382['  ]| befitting their station in$4$ that$6#2$ house, the vigilant watch of shepherds and of
14:345;1383['  ]| angels about a crib in$4$ Bethlehem of Juda long ago. But as before the
14:345;1384['  ]| lightning the serried stormclouds, heavy with preponderant excess of
14:345;1385['  ]| moisture, in$4$ swollen masses turgidly distended, compass earth and sky in$4$
14:345;1386['  ]| one vast slumber, impending above parched field and drowsy oxen and
14:345;1387['  ]| blighted growth of shrub and verdure till in$4$ an instant a flash rives their
14:345;1388['  ]| centres and with the reverberation of the thunder the cloudburst pours its
14:345;1389['  ]| torrent, so$5#2$ and not otherwise was the transformation, violent and
14:345;1390['  ]| instantaneous, upon$4$ the utterance of the word.
14:345;1391['  ]| Burke's! outflings my lord*Stephen, giving the cry, and a tag and
14:345;1392['  ]| bobtail of all them after, cockerel, jackanapes, welsher, pilldoctor, punctual
14:345;1393['  ]| Bloom at heels with a universal grabbing at headgear, ashplants, bilbos,
14:345;1394['  ]| Panama hats and scabbards, Zermatt alpenstocks and what not. A dedale of
14:345;1395['  ]| lusty youth, noble every student there. Nurse*Callan taken aback in$4$ the
14:345;1396['  ]| hallway can not stay them nor smiling surgeon coming downstairs with
14:345;1397['  ]| news of placentation ended, a full pound if a milligramme. They hark him
14:345;1398['  ]| on$5$. The door! It is open? Ha! They are out, tumultuously, off for$4$ a
14:345;1399['  ]| minute's race, all bravely legging it, Burke's of Denzille and Holles their
14:345;1400['  ]| ulterior goal. Dixon follows giving them sharp language but raps out an
14:345;1401['  ]| oath, he too, and on$5$. Bloom stays with nurse a thought to$9$ send a kind word
14:345;1402['  ]| to$4$ happy mother and nurseling up$4$ there. Doctor*Diet and Doctor*Quiet.
14:345;1403['  ]| Looks she too not other now? Ward of watching in$4$ Horne's house has told
14:345;1404['  ]| its tale in$4$ that$6#2$ washedout pallor. Then all being gone, a glance of motherwit
14:345;1405['  ]| helping, he whispers close in$4$ going: 
14:345;1405[C  ]| Madam, when comes the storkbird for$4$
14:345;1406[C  ]| thee?
14:345;1407['  ]| The air without is impregnated with raindew moisture, life essence
14:345;1408['  ]| celestial, glistening on$4$ Dublin stone there under starshiny \coelum\. God's
14:345;1409['  ]| air, the Allfather's air, scintillant circumambient cessile air. Breathe it deep
14:345;1410['  ]| into thee. By$4$ heaven, Theodore*Purefoy, thou hast done a doughty deed
14:345;1411['  ]| and no$2$ botch! Thou art, I vow, the remarkablest progenitor barring none in$4$
14:345;1412['  ]| this chaffering allincluding most farraginous chronicle. Astounding! In$4$ her
14:345;1413['  ]| lay a Godframed Godgiven preformed possibility which$6#1$ thou hast fructified
14:345;1414['  ]| with thy modicum of man's work. Cleave to$4$ her! Serve! Toil on$5$, labour like$4$
14:345;1415['  ]| a very bandog and let scholarment and all Malthusiasts go hang. Thou art
14:345;1416['  ]| all their daddies, Theodore. Art drooping under thy load, bemoiled with
14:345;1417['  ]| butcher's bills at home and ingots (not thine!) in$4$ the countinghouse? Head
14:345;1418['  ]| up$5$! For$4$ every newbegotten thou shalt gather thy homer of ripe wheat. See,
14:345;1419['  ]| thy fleece is drenched. Dost envy Darby*Dullman there with his Joan? A
14:345;1420['  ]| canting jay and a rheumeyed curdog is all their progeny. Pshaw, I tell thee!
14:345;1421['  ]| He is a mule, a dead gasteropod, without vim or stamina, not worth a
14:345;1422['  ]| cracked kreutzer. Copulation without population! No$7$, say I! Herod's
14:345;1423['  ]| slaughter of the innocents were the truer name. Vegetables, forsooth, and
14:345;1424['  ]| sterile cohabitation! Give her beefsteaks, red, raw, bleeding! She is a hoary
14:345;1425['  ]| pandemonium of ills, enlarged glands, mumps, quinsy, bunions, hayfever,
14:345;1426['  ]| bedsores, ringworm, floating kidney, Derbyshire neck, warts, bilious
14:346;1427['  ]| attacks, gallstones, cold feet, varicose veins. A truce to$4$ threnes and trentals
14:346;1428['  ]| and jeremies and all such congenital defunctive music! Twenty years of it,
14:346;1429['  ]| regret them not. With thee it was not as with many that$6#1$ will$1$ and would and
14:346;1430['  ]| wait and never  ~~  do. Thou sawest thy America, thy lifetask, and didst
14:346;1431['  ]| charge to$9$ cover like$4$ the transpontine bison. How saith Zarathustra? \Deine\
14:346;1432['  ]| \Kuh Tr^ubsal\ \melkest Du. Nun trinkst\ \Du die s^usse\ \Milch des Euters.\ See! It
14:346;1433['  ]| displodes for$4$ thee in$4$ abundance. Drink, man, an udderful! Mother's milk,
14:346;1434['  ]| Purefoy, the milk of human kin, milk too of those burgeoning stars
14:346;1435['  ]| overhead rutilant in$4$ thin rainvapour, punch milk, such as those rioters will$1$
14:346;1436['  ]| quaff in$4$ their guzzling den, milk of madness, the honeymilk of Canaan's
14:346;1437['  ]| land. Thy cow's dug was tough, what? Ay, but her milk is hot and sweet
14:346;1438['  ]| and fattening. No$2$ dollop this but thick rich bonnyclaber. To$4$ her, old
14:346;1439['  ]| patriarch! Pap! \Per deam Partulam et Pertundam nunc est bibendum!\
14:346;1440[X  ]| All off for$4$ a buster, armstrong, hollering down the street. Bonafides.
14:346;1441[X  ]| Where you slep las nigh? Timothy of the battered naggin. Like$4$ ole Billyo.
14:346;1442[X  ]| Any brollies or gumboots in$4$ the fambly? Where the Henry*Nevil's
14:346;1443[X  ]| sawbones and ole clo? Sorra one o' me knows. Hurrah there, Dix! Forward
14:346;1444[X  ]| to$4$ the ribbon counter. Where is Punch? All serene. Jay, look at the drunken
14:346;1445[X  ]| minister coming out of the maternity hospal! \Benedicat vos omnipotens\
14:346;1446[X  ]| \Deus, Pater et Filius.\ A make, mister. The Denzille*lane boys. Hell, blast ye!
14:346;1447[X  ]| Scoot. Righto, Isaacs, shove em out of the bleeding limelight. Yous join uz,
14:346;1448[X  ]| dear sir? No$2$ hentrusion in$4$ life. Lou heap good man. Allee samee dis bunch.
14:346;1449[X  ]| \En avant, mes enfants!\ Fire away number one on$4$ the gun. Burke's!
14:346;1450[X  ]| Burke's! Thence they advanced five parasangs. Slattery's mounted foot.
14:346;1451[X  ]| Where is that$6#2$ bleeding awfur? Parson Steve, apostates' creed! No$7$, no$7$,
14:346;1452[X  ]| Mulligan! Abaft there! Shove ahead. Keep a watch on$4$ the clock.
14:346;1453[X  ]| Chuckingout time. Mullee! What is on$4$ you? \Ma m`ere m'a mari=ee.\ British
14:346;1454[X  ]| Beatitudes! \Retamplatan\ \digidi boumboum.\ Ayes have it. To$9$ be printed and
14:346;1455[X  ]| bound at the Druiddrum press by$4$ two designing females. Calf covers of
14:346;1456[X  ]| pissedon green. Last word in$4$ art shades. Most beautiful book come out of
14:346;1457[X  ]| Ireland my time. \Silentium!\ Get a spurt on$5$. Tention. Proceed to$4$ nearest
14:346;1458[X  ]| canteen and there annex liquor stores. March! Tramp, tramp, tramp, the
14:346;1459[X  ]| boys are (atitudes!) parching. Beer, beef, business, bibles, bulldogs,
14:346;1460[X  ]| battleships, buggery and bishops. Whether on$4$ the scaffold high. Beer, beef,
14:346;1461[X  ]| trample the bibles. When for$4$ Irelandear. Trample the trampellers.
14:346;1462[X  ]| Thunderation! Keep the durned millingtary step. We fall. Bishops
14:346;1463[X  ]| boosebox. Halt! Heave to$5$. Rugger. Scrum in$5$. No$2$ touch kicking. Wow, my
14:346;1464[X  ]| tootsies! You hurt? Most amazingly sorry!
14:346;1465[X  ]| Query. Who$6#2$ is astanding this here do? Proud possessor of damnall.
14:346;1466[X  ]| Declare misery. Bet to$4$ the ropes. Me nantee saltee. Not a red at me this
14:346;1467[X  ]| week gone. Yours? Mead of our fathers for$4$ the \^Ubermensch\. Dittoh. Five
14:346;1468[X  ]| number ones. You, sir? Ginger cordial. Chase me, the cabby's caudle.
14:346;1469[X  ]| Stimulate the caloric. Winding of his ticker. Stopped short never to$9$ go
14:346;1470[X  ]| again when the old. Absinthe for$4$ me, savvy? \Caramba!\ Have an eggnog or
14:346;1471[X  ]| a prairie oyster. Enemy? Avuncular has got my timepiece. Ten to$4$. Obligated
14:347;1472[X  ]| awful. Do not mention it. Got a pectoral trauma, eh, Dix? Pos fact. Got bet
14:347;1473[X  ]| be a boomblebee whenever he wus settin sleepin in$4$ hes bit garten. Digs up$5$
14:347;1474[X  ]| near the Mater. Buckled he is. Know his dona? Yup, sartin I do. Full of a
14:347;1475[X  ]| dure. See her in$4$ her dishybilly. Peels off a credit. Lovey lovekin. None of
14:347;1476[X  ]| your lean kine, not much. Pull down the blind, love. Two Ardilauns. Same
14:347;1477[X  ]| here. Look slippery. If you fall do not wait to$9$ get up$5$. Five, seven, nine. Fine!
14:347;1478[X  ]| Got a prime pair of mincepies, no$2$ kid. And her take me to$4$ rests and her
14:347;1479[X  ]| anker of rum. Must be seen to$9$ be believed. Your starving eyes and
14:347;1480[X  ]| allbeplastered neck you stole my heart, O gluepot. Sir? Spud again the
14:347;1481[X  ]| rheumatiz? All poppycock, you will$1$ scuse me saying. For$4$ the hoi polloi. I vear
14:347;1482[X  ]| thee beest a gert vool. Well, doc? Back fro Lapland? Your corporosity
14:347;1483[X  ]| sagaciating O_K? How is the squaws and papooses? Womanbody after
14:347;1484[X  ]| going on$4$ the straw? Stand and deliver. Password. There is hair. Ours the
14:347;1485[X  ]| white death and the ruddy birth. Hi! Spit in$4$ your own eye, boss!
14:347;1486[X  ]| Mummer's wire. Cribbed out of Meredith. Jesified, orchidised, polycimical
14:347;1487[X  ]| jesuit! Aunty mine is writing Pa Kinch. Baddybad Stephen lead astray
14:347;1488[X  ]| goodygood Malachi.
14:347;1489[X  ]| Hurroo! Collar the leather, youngun. Roun wi the nappy. Here, Jock
14:347;1490[X  ]| braw Hielentman is your barleybree. Lang may your lum reek and your
14:347;1491[X  ]| kailpot boil! My tipple. \Merci.\ Here is to$4$ us. How is that$6#2$? Leg before wicket.
14:347;1492[X  ]| Do not stain my brandnew sitinems. Give us a shake of peppe, you there.
14:347;1493[X  ]| Catch aholt. Caraway seed to$9$ carry away. Twig? Shrieks of silence. Every
14:347;1494[X  ]| cove to$4$ his gentry mort. Venus Pandemos. \Les petites femmes.\ Bold bad girl
14:347;1495[X  ]| from the town of Mullingar. Tell her I was axing at her. Hauding Sara by$4$
14:347;1496[X  ]| the wame. On$4$ the road to$4$ Malahide. Me? If she who$6#1$ seduced me had left
14:347;1497[X  ]| but the name. What do you want for$4$ ninepence? Machree, macruiskeen.
14:347;1498[X  ]| Smutty Moll for$4$ a mattress jig. And a pull all together. \Ex!\
14:347;1499[X  ]| Waiting, guvnor? Most deciduously. Bet your boots on$5$. Stunned like$5$,
14:347;1500[X  ]| seeing as how no$2$ shiners is acoming. Underconstumble? He have got the
14:347;1501[X  ]| chink \ad lib\. Seed near free poun on$4$ un a spell ago a said war hisn. Us
14:347;1502[X  ]| come right in$5$ on$4$ your invite, see? Up$5$ to$4$ you, matey. Out with the oof. Two
14:347;1503[X  ]| bar and a wing. You larn that$3$ go off of they there Frenchy bilks? Will$1$ not
14:347;1504[X  ]| wash here for$4$ nuts nohow. Lil chile velly solly. Ise de cutest colour coon
14:347;1505[X  ]| down our side. Gawds teruth, Chawley. We are nae fou. We are nae tha fou.
14:347;1506[X  ]| Au reservoir, mossoo. Tanks you.
14:347;1507[X  ]| It is, sure. What say? In$4$ the speakeasy. Tight. I shee you, shir.
14:347;1508[X  ]| Bantam, two days teetee. Bowsing nowt but claretwine. Garn! Have a glint,
14:347;1509[X  ]| do. Gum, I am jiggered. And been to$9$ barber he have. Too full for$4$ words.
14:347;1510[X  ]| With a railway bloke. How come you so$5#2$? Opera he would like$1$? Rose*of*Castile.
14:347;1511[X  ]| Rows of cast. Police! Some H2O for$4$ a gent fainted. Look at Bantam's
14:347;1512[X  ]| flowers. Gemini. He is going to$9$ holler. The colleen bawn. My colleen bawn.
14:347;1513[X  ]| O, cheese it! Shut his blurry Dutch oven with a firm hand. Had the winner
14:347;1514[X  ]| today till I tipped him a dead cert. The ruffin cly the nab of Stephen*Hand
14:347;1515[X  ]| as give me the jady coppaleen. He strike a telegramboy paddock wire big
14:347;1516[X  ]| bug Bass to$4$ the depot. Shove him a joey and grahamise. Mare on$4$ form hot
14:348;1517[X  ]| order. Guinea to$4$ a goosegog. Tell a cram, that$6#2$. Gospeltrue. Criminal
14:348;1518[X  ]| diversion? I think that$6#2$ yes. Sure thing. Land him in$4$ chokeechokee if the
14:348;1519[X  ]| harman beck copped the game. Madden back Madden's a maddening back.
14:348;1520[X  ]| O lust our refuge and our strength. Decamping. Must you go? Off to$4$
14:348;1521[X  ]| mammy. Stand by$5$. Hide my blushes someone. All in$5$ if he spots me. Come
14:348;1522[X  ]| ahome, our Bantam. Horryvar, mong vioo. Dinna forget the cowslips for$4$
14:348;1523[X  ]| hersel. Cornfide. Wha gev ye thon colt? Pal to$4$ pal. Jannock. Of John*Thomas, 
14:348;1524[X  ]| her spouse. No$2$ fake, old man Leo. S'elp me, honest injun. Shiver
14:348;1525[X  ]| my timbers if I had. There is a great big holy friar. Vyfor you no$2$ me tell?
14:348;1526[X  ]| Vel, I ses, if that$6#2$ aint a sheeny nachez, vel, I vil get misha mishinnah.
14:348;1527[X  ]| Through yerd our lord, Amen.
14:348;1528[X  ]| You move a motion? Steve boy, you are going it some. More bluggy
14:348;1529[X  ]| drunkables? Will$1$ immensely splendiferous stander permit one stooder of
14:348;1530[X  ]| most extreme poverty and one largesize grandacious thirst to$9$ terminate one
14:348;1531[X  ]| expensive inaugurated libation? Give us a breather. Landlord, landlord, have
14:348;1532[X  ]| you good wine, staboo? Hoots, mon, a wee drap to$9$ pree. Cut and come
14:348;1533[X  ]| again. Right. Boniface! Absinthe the lot. \7Nos 7omnes 7biberimus 7viridum\
14:348;1534[X  ]| \7toxicum,\ \7diabolus 7capiat 7posterioria\ \7nostria.\ Closingtime, gents. Eh? Rome
14:348;1535[X  ]| boose for$4$ the Bloom toff. I hear you say onions? Bloo? Cadges ads. Photo's
14:348;1536[X  ]| papli, by$4$ all that$6#1$ is gorgeous. Play low, pardner. Slide. \9Bonsoir 9la 9compagnie.\
14:348;1537[X  ]| And snares of the poxfiend. Where is the buck and Namby Amby?
14:348;1538[X  ]| Skunked? Leg bail. Aweel, ye maun e'en gang yer gates. Checkmate. King
14:348;1539[X  ]| to$4$ tower. Kind Kristyann wil yu help yung man hoose frend tuk bungellow
14:348;1540[X  ]| kee tu find plais whear tu lay crown of his hed 2 night. Crickey, I am about
14:348;1541[X  ]| sprung. Tarnally dog gone my shins if this beent the bestest puttiest
14:348;1542[X  ]| longbreak yet. Item, curate, couple of cookies for$4$ this child. Cot is plood
14:348;1543[X  ]| and prandypalls, none! Not a pite of sheeses? Thrust syphilis down to$4$ hell
14:348;1544[X  ]| and with him those other licensed spirits. Time, gents! Who$6#1$ wander
14:348;1545[X  ]| through the world. Health all! \9A`\ \9la 9votre!\
14:348;1546[X  ]| Golly, whatten tunket's yon guy in$4$ the mackintosh? Dusty*Rhodes.
14:348;1547[X  ]| Peep at his wearables. By$4$ mighty! What is he got? Jubilee mutton. Bovril, by$4$
14:348;1548[X  ]| James. Wants it real bad. D'ye ken bare socks? Seedy cuss in$4$ the
14:348;1549[X  ]| Richmond? Rawthere! Thought he had a deposit of lead in$4$ his penis.
14:348;1550[X  ]| Trumpery insanity. Bartle the Bread we calls him. That$6#2$, sir, was once a
14:348;1551[X  ]| prosperous cit. Man all tattered and torn that$6#1$ married a maiden all forlorn.
14:348;1552[X  ]| Slung her hook, she did. Here see lost love. Walking Mackintosh of lonely
14:348;1553[X  ]| canyon. Tuck and turn in$5$. Schedule time. Nix for$4$ the hornies. Pardon?
14:348;1554[X  ]| Seen him today at a runefal? Chum o' yourn passed in$4$ his checks?
14:348;1555[X  ]| Ludamassy! Pore piccaninnies! Thou will$1$ no$5$ be telling me thot, Pold veg! Did
14:348;1556[X  ]| ums blubble bigsplash crytears cos fren Padney was took off in$4$ black bag?
14:348;1557[X  ]| Of all de darkies Massa*Pat was verra best. I never see the like$0$ since I was
14:348;1558[X  ]| born. \9Tiens, 9tiens\, but it is well sad, that$6#2$, my faith, yes. O, get, rev on$4$ a
14:348;1559[X  ]| gradient one in$4$ nine. Live axle drives are souped. Lay you two to$4$ one
14:348;1560[X  ]| Jenatzy licks him ruddy well hollow. Jappies? High angle fire, inyah! Sunk
14:348;1561[X  ]| by$4$ war specials. Be worse for$4$ him, says he, nor any Rooshian. Time all.
14:349;1562[X  ]| There is eleven of them. Get ye gone. Forward, woozy wobblers! Night.
14:349;1563[X  ]| Night. May Allah the Excellent One your soul this night ever tremendously
14:349;1564[X  ]| conserve.
14:349;1565[X  ]| Your attention! We are nae tha fou. The Leith police dismisseth us. The
14:349;1566[X  ]| least tholice. Ware hawks for$4$ the chap puking. Unwell in$4$ his abominable
14:349;1567[X  ]| regions. Yooka. Night. Mona, my thrue love. Yook. Mona, my own love.
14:349;1568[X  ]| Ook.
14:349;1569[X  ]| Hark! Shut your obstropolos. Pflaap! Pflaap! Blaze on$5$. There she
14:349;1570[X  ]| goes. Brigade! Bout ship. Mount*street way. Cut up$5$! Pflaap! Tally ho. You
14:349;1571[X  ]| not come? Run, skelter, race. Pflaaaap!
14:349;1572[X  ]| Lynch! Hey? Sign on$5$ long o' me. Denzille*lane this way. Change here
14:349;1573[X  ]| for$4$ Bawdyhouse. We two, she said, will$1$ seek the kips where shady Mary is.
14:349;1574[X  ]| Righto, any old time. \7Laetabuntur 7in 7cubilibus 7suis.\ You coming long?
14:349;1575[X  ]| Whisper, who$6#2$ the sooty hell is the johnny in$4$ the black duds? Hush! Sinned
14:349;1576[X  ]| against the light and even now that$6#2$ day is at hand when he shall come to$9$
14:349;1577[X  ]| judge the world by$4$ fire. Pflaap! \Ut implerentur scripturae.\ Strike up$5$ a
14:349;1578[X  ]| ballad. Then outspake medical Dick to$4$ his comrade medical Davy.
14:349;1579[X  ]| Christicle, who$6#2$ is this excrement yellow gospeller on$4$ the Merrion hall?
14:349;1580[X  ]| Elijah is coming! Washed in$4$ the blood of the Lamb. Come on$5$ you
14:349;1581[X  ]| winefizzling, ginsizzling, booseguzzling existences! Come on$5$, you
14:349;1582[X  ]| dog-gone, bullnecked, beetlebrowed, hogjowled, peanutbrained, weaseleyed
14:349;1583[X  ]| fourflushers, false alarms and excess baggage! Come on$5$, you triple extract
14:349;1584[X  ]| of infamy! Alexander*J*Christ*Dowie, that$6#2$ is my name, that$6#1$ is yanked to$4$
14:349;1585[X  ]| glory most half this planet from Frisco beach to$4$ Vladivostok. The Deity
14:349;1586[X  ]| aint no$2$ nickel dime bumshow. I put it to$4$ you that$3$ He is on$4$ the square and a
14:349;1587[X  ]| corking fine business proposition. He is the grandest thing yet and do not you
14:349;1588[X  ]| forget it. Shout salvation in$4$ King*Jesus. You will$1$ need to$9$ rise precious early,
14:349;1589[X  ]| you sinner there, if you want to$9$ diddle the Almighty God. Pflaaaap! Not
14:349;1590[X  ]| half. He is got a coughmixture with a punch in$4$ it for$4$ you, my friend, in$4$ his
14:349;1591[X  ]| back pocket. Just you try it on$5$.