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12:240;0001['+ ]| I was just passing the time of day with old Troy of the D%*M%*P%  at the
12:240;0002['+ ]| corner of Arbour*hill there and be damned but a bloody sweep came along
12:240;0003['+ ]| and he near drove his gear into my eye.  I turned around to$9$ let him have the
12:240;0004['+ ]| weight of my tongue when who$6#1$ should I see dodging along Stony*Batter
12:240;0005['+ ]| only Joe*Hynes.
12:240;0006[AA ]| ~~ Lo, Joe, 
12:240;0006['+ ]| says I.  
12:240;0006[AA ]| How are you blowing?  Did you see that$6#2$ bloody
12:240;0007[AA ]| chimneysweep near shove my eye out with his brush?
12:240;0008[S  ]| ~~ Soot's luck, 
12:240;0008['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:240;0008[S  ]| Who$6#2$ is the old ballocks you were talking to$4$?
12:240;0009[AA ]| ~~ Old Troy, 
12:240;0009['+ ]| says I, 
12:240;0009[AA ]| was in$4$ the force.  I am on$4$ two minds not to$9$ give that$6#2$
12:240;0010[AA ]| fellow in$4$ charge for$4$ obstructing the thoroughfare with his brooms and
12:240;0011[AA ]| ladders.
12:240;0012[S  ]| ~~ What are you doing round those parts?  
12:240;0012['+ ]| says Joe.
12:240;0013[AA ]| ~~ Devil a much, 
12:240;0013['+ ]| says I.  
12:240;0013[AA ]| There is a bloody big foxy thief beyond by$4$ the
12:240;0014[AA ]| garrison church at the corner of Chicken*lane  ~~  old Troy was just giving
12:240;0015[AA ]| me a wrinkle about him  ~~  lifted any God's quantity of tea and sugar to$9$ pay
12:240;0016[AA ]| three bob a week said he had a farm in$4$ the county*Down off a
12:240;0017[AA ]| hop-of-my-thumb by$4$ the name of Moses*Herzog over there near
12:240;0018[AA ]| Heytesbury*street.
12:240;0019[S  ]| ~~ Circumcised?  
12:240;0019['+ ]| says Joe.
12:240;0020[AA ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:240;0020['+ ]| says I.  
12:240;0020[AA ]| A bit off the top.  An old plumber named Geraghty.  I am
12:240;0021[AA ]| hanging on$5$ to$4$ his taw now for$4$ the past fortnight and I can not get a penny out
12:240;0022[AA ]| of him.
12:240;0023[S  ]| ~~ That$3$ the lay you are on$5$ now?  
12:240;0023['+ ]| says Joe.
12:240;0024[AA ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:240;0024['+ ]| says I.  
12:240;0024[AA ]| How are the mighty fallen!  Collector of bad and doubtful
12:240;0025[AA ]| debts.  But that$6#2$ is the most notorious bloody robber you would meet in$4$ a day's
12:240;0026[AA ]| walk and the face on$4$ him all pockmarks would hold a shower of rain.  
12:240;0026[X  ]| \Tell\
12:240;0027[X  ]| \him\, 
12:240;0027['+ ]| says he, 
12:240;0027[X  ]| \I dare him\, 
12:240;0027['+ ]| says he, 
12:240;0027[X  ]| \and I doubledare him to$9$ send you round\
12:240;0028[X  ]| \here again or if he does\, 
12:240;0028['+ ]| says he, 
12:240;0028[X  ]| \I will$1$ have him summonsed up$5$ before the\
12:240;0029[X  ]| \court, so$5#2$ I will$1$, for$4$ trading without a licence\.  
12:240;0029['+ ]| And he after stuffing himself
12:240;0030['+ ]| till he is fit to$9$ burst.  Jesus, I had to$9$ laugh at the little jewy getting his shirt
12:240;0031['+ ]| out.  
12:240;0031[X  ]| \He drink me my teas.  He eat me my sugars.  Because he no$5$ pay me my\
12:240;0032[X  ]| \moneys?\
12:240;0033['  ]| For$4$ nonperishable goods bought of Moses*Herzog, of 13*Saint*Kevin's*parade 
12:240;0034['  ]| in$4$ the city of Dublin, Wood*quay ward, merchant,
12:240;0035['  ]| hereinafter called the vendor, and sold and delivered to$4$ Michael*E%*Geraghty, 
12:241;0036['  ]| esquire, of 29 Arbour*hill in$4$ the city of Dublin, Arran*quay ward,
12:241;0037['  ]| gentleman, hereinafter called the purchaser, videlicet, five pounds
12:241;0038['  ]| avoirdupois of first choice tea at three shillings and no$2$ pence per pound
12:241;0039['  ]| avoirdupois and three stone avoirdupois of sugar, crushed crystal, at
12:241;0040['  ]| threepence per pound avoirdupois, the said purchaser debtor to$4$ the said
12:241;0041['  ]| vendor of one pound five shillings and sixpence sterling for$4$ value received
12:241;0042['  ]| which$6#1$ amount shall be paid by$4$ said purchaser to$4$ said vendor in$4$ weekly
12:241;0043['  ]| instalments every seven calendar days of three shillings and no$2$ pence
12:241;0044['  ]| sterling:  and the said nonperishable goods shall not be pawned or pledged
12:241;0045['  ]| or sold or otherwise alienated by$4$ the said purchaser but shall be and remain
12:241;0046['  ]| and be held to$9$ be the sole and exclusive property of the said vendor to$9$ be
12:241;0047['  ]| disposed of at his good will$0$ and pleasure until the said amount shall have
12:241;0048['  ]| been duly paid by$4$ the said purchaser to$4$ the said vendor in$4$ the manner
12:241;0049['  ]| herein set forth as this day hereby agreed between the said vendor, his heirs,
12:241;0050['  ]| successors, trustees and assigns of the one part and the said purchaser, his
12:241;0051['  ]| heirs, successors, trustees and assigns of the other part.
12:241;0052[S  ]| ~~ Are you a strict t%*t%?  
12:241;0052['+ ]| says Joe.
12:241;0053[AA ]| ~~ Not taking anything between drinks, 
12:241;0053['+ ]| says I.
12:241;0054[S  ]| ~~ What about paying our respects to$4$ our friend?  
12:241;0054['+ ]| says Joe.
12:241;0055[AA ]| ~~ Who$6#2$?  
12:241;0055['+ ]| says I.  
12:241;0055[AA ]| Sure, he is out in$4$ John*of*God's off his head, poor man.
12:241;0056[S  ]| ~~ Drinking his own stuff?  
12:241;0056['+ ]| says Joe.
12:241;0057[AA ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:241;0057['+ ]| says I.  
12:241;0057[AA ]| Whisky and water on$4$ the brain.
12:241;0058[S  ]| ~~ Come around to$4$ Barney*Kiernan's, 
12:241;0058['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:241;0058[S  ]| I want to$9$ see the citizen.
12:241;0059[AA ]| ~~ Barney mavourneen's be it, 
12:241;0059['+ ]| says I.  
12:241;0059[AA ]| Anything strange or wonderful, Joe?
12:241;0060[S  ]| ~~ Not a word, 
12:241;0060['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:241;0060[S  ]| I was up$5$ at that$6#2$ meeting in$4$ the City*Arms.
12:241;0061[AA ]| ~~ What was that$6#2$, Joe?  
12:241;0061['+ ]| says I.
12:241;0062[S  ]| ~~ Cattle traders, 
12:241;0062['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:241;0062[S  ]| about the foot and mouth disease.  I want to$9$ give
12:241;0063[S  ]| the citizen the hard word about it.
12:241;0064['+ ]| So$3$ we went around by$4$ the Linenhall barracks and the back of the
12:241;0065['+ ]| courthouse talking of one thing or another.  Decent fellow Joe when he has
12:241;0066['+ ]| it but sure like$4$ that$6#2$ he never has it.  Jesus, I could not get over that$6#2$ bloody
12:241;0067['+ ]| foxy Geraghty, the daylight robber.  
12:241;0067[X  ]| For$4$ trading without a licence, 
12:241;0067['+ ]| says he.
12:241;0068['  ]| In$4$ Inisfail the fair there lies a land, the land of holy Michan.  There
12:241;0069['  ]| rises a watchtower beheld of men afar.  There sleep the mighty dead as in$4$
12:241;0070['  ]| life they slept, warriors and princes of high renown.  A pleasant land it is in$4$
12:241;0071['  ]| sooth of murmuring waters, fishful streams where sport the gurnard, the
12:241;0072['  ]| plaice, the roach, the halibut, the gibbed haddock, the grilse, the dab, the
12:241;0073['  ]| brill, the flounder, the pollock, the mixed coarse fish generally and other
12:241;0074['  ]| denizens of the aqueous kingdom too numerous to$9$ be enumerated.  In$4$ the
12:241;0075['  ]| mild breezes of the west and of the east the lofty trees wave in$4$ different
12:241;0076['  ]| directions their firstclass foliage, the wafty sycamore, the Lebanonian cedar,
12:241;0077['  ]| the exalted planetree, the eugenic eucalyptus and other ornaments of the
12:241;0078['  ]| arboreal world with which$6#1$ that$6#2$ region is thoroughly well supplied.  Lovely
12:241;0079['  ]| maidens sit in$4$ close proximity to$4$ the roots of the lovely trees singing the
12:241;0080['  ]| most lovely songs while they play with all kinds of lovely objects as for$4$
12:242;0081['  ]| example golden ingots, silvery fishes, crans of herrings, drafts of eels,
12:242;0082['  ]| codlings, creels of fingerlings, purple seagems and playful insects.  And
12:242;0083['  ]| heroes voyage from afar to$9$ woo them, from Eblana to$4$ Slievemargy, the
12:242;0084['  ]| peerless princes of unfettered Munster and of Connacht the just and of
12:242;0085['  ]| smooth sleek Leinster and of Cruachan's land and of Armagh the splendid
12:242;0086['  ]| and of the noble district of Boyle, princes, the sons of kings.
12:242;0087['  ]| And there rises a shining palace whose crystal glittering roof is seen
12:242;0088['  ]| by$4$ mariners who$6#1$ traverse the extensive sea in$4$ barks built expressly for$4$ that$6#2$
12:242;0089['  ]| purpose, and thither come all herds and fatlings and firstfruits of that$6#2$ land
12:242;0090['  ]| for$3$ O'Connell*Fitzsimon takes toll of them, a chieftain descended from
12:242;0091['  ]| chieftains.  Thither the extremely large wains bring foison of the fields,
12:242;0092['  ]| flaskets of cauliflowers, floats of spinach, pineapple chunks, Rangoon
12:242;0093['  ]| beans, strikes of tomatoes, drums of figs, drills of Swedes, spherical
12:242;0094['  ]| potatoes and tallies of iridescent kale, York and Savoy, and trays of onions,
12:242;0095['  ]| pearls of the earth, and punnets of mushrooms and custard marrows and
12:242;0096['  ]| fat vetches and bere and rape and red green yellow brown russet sweet big
12:242;0097['  ]| bitter ripe pomellated apples and chips of strawberries and sieves of
12:242;0098['  ]| gooseberries, pulpy and pelurious, and strawberries fit for$4$ princes and
12:242;0099['  ]| raspberries from their canes.
12:242;0100[X  ]| \I\ \dare him\, 
12:242;0100['+ ]| says he, 
12:242;0100[X  ]| \and\ \I doubledare him\.  
12:242;0100['+ ]| Come out here, Geraghty,
12:242;0101['+ ]| you notorious bloody hill and dale robber!
12:242;0102['  ]| And by$4$ that$6#2$ way wend the herds innumerable of bellwethers and
12:242;0103['  ]| flushed ewes and shearling rams and lambs and stubble geese and medium
12:242;0104['  ]| steers and roaring mares and polled calves and longwools and storesheep
12:242;0105['  ]| and Cuffe's prime springers and culls and sowpigs and baconhogs and the
12:242;0106['  ]| various different varieties of highly distinguished swine and Angus heifers
12:242;0107['  ]| and polly bullocks of immaculate pedigree together with prime premiated
12:242;0108['  ]| milchcows and beeves:  and there is ever heard a trampling, cackling,
12:242;0109['  ]| roaring, lowing, bleating, bellowing, rumbling, grunting, champing,
12:242;0110['  ]| chewing, of sheep and pigs and heavyhooved kine from pasturelands of
12:242;0111['  ]| Lusk and Rush and Carrickmines and from the streamy vales of Thomond,
12:242;0112['  ]| from M^'Gillicuddy's reeks the inaccessible and lordly Shannon the
12:242;0113['  ]| unfathomable, and from the gentle declivities of the place of the race of
12:242;0114['  ]| Kiar, their udders distended with superabundance of milk and butts of
12:242;0115['  ]| butter and rennets of cheese and farmer's firkins and targets of lamb and
12:242;0116['  ]| crannocks of corn and oblong eggs in$4$ great hundreds, various in$4$ size, the
12:242;0117['  ]| agate with the dun.
12:242;0118['+ ]| So$3$ we turned into Barney*Kiernan's and there, sure enough, was the
12:242;0119['+ ]| citizen up$5$ in$4$ the corner having a great confab with himself and that$6#2$ bloody
12:242;0120['+ ]| mangy mongrel, Garryowen, and he waiting for$4$ what the sky would drop
12:242;0121['+ ]| in$4$ the way of drink.
12:242;0122[AA ]| ~~ There he is, 
12:242;0122['+ ]| says I, 
12:242;0122[AA ]| in$4$ his gloryhole, with his cruiskeen lawn and his load
12:242;0123[AA ]| of papers, working for$4$ the cause.
12:242;0124['+ ]| The bloody mongrel let a grouse out of him would give you the
12:242;0125['+ ]| creeps.  Be a corporal work of mercy if someone would take the life of that$6#2$
12:243;0126['+ ]| bloody dog.  I am told for$4$ a fact he ate a good part of the breeches off a
12:243;0127['+ ]| constabulary man in$4$ Santry that$6#1$ came round one time with a blue paper
12:243;0128['+ ]| about a licence.
12:243;0129[ZY ]| ~~ Stand and deliver, 
12:242;0129['+ ]| says he.
12:243;0130[S  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is all right, citizen, 
12:243;0130['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:243;0130[S  ]| Friends here.
12:243;0131[ZY ]| ~~ Pass, friends, 
12:243;0131['+ ]| says he.
12:243;0132['+ ]| Then he rubs his hand in$4$ his eye and says he:
12:243;0133[ZY ]| ~~ What is your opinion of the times?
12:243;0134['+ ]| Doing the rapparee and Rory*of*the*hill.  But, begob, Joe was equal to$4$
12:243;0135['+ ]| the occasion.
12:243;0136[S  ]| ~~ I think the markets are on$4$ a rise, 
12:243;0136['+ ]| says he, sliding his hand down his fork.
12:243;0137['+ ]| So$3$ begob the citizen claps his paw on$4$ his knee and he says:
12:243;0138[ZY ]| ~~ Foreign wars is the cause of it.
12:243;0139['+ ]| And says Joe, sticking his thumb in$4$ his pocket:
12:243;0140[S  ]| ~~ It is the Russians wish to$9$ tyrannise.
12:243;0141[AA ]| ~~ Arrah, give over your bloody codding, Joe, 
12:243;0141['+ ]| says I.  
12:243;0141[AA ]| I have a thirst on$4$ me I
12:243;0142[AA ]| would not sell for$4$ half a crown.
12:243;0143[S  ]| ~~ Give it a name, citizen, 
12:243;0143['+ ]| says Joe.
12:243;0144[ZY ]| ~~ Wine of the country, 
12:243;0144['+ ]| says he.
12:243;0145[S  ]| ~~ What is yours?  
12:243;0145['+ ]| says Joe.
12:243;0146[AA ]| ~~ Ditto MacAnaspey, 
12:243;0146['+ ]| says I.
12:243;0147[S  ]| ~~ Three pints, Terry, 
12:243;0147['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:243;0147[S  ]| And how is the old heart, citizen?  
12:243;0147['+ ]| says he.
12:243;0148[ZY ]| ~~ Never better, \a chara\, 
12:243;0148['+ ]| says he.  
12:243;0148[ZY ]| What Garry?  Are we going to$9$ win?  Eh?
12:243;0149['+ ]| And with that$6#2$ he took the bloody old towser by$4$ the scruff of the neck
12:243;0150['+ ]| and, by$4$ Jesus, he near throttled him.
12:243;0151['  ]| The figure seated on$4$ a large boulder at the foot of a round tower
12:243;0152['  ]| was that$6#2$ of a broadshouldered deepchested stronglimbed frankeyed
12:243;0153['  ]| redhaired freelyfreckled shaggybearded widemouthed largenosed
12:243;0154['  ]| longheaded deepvoiced barekneed brawnyhanded hairylegged ruddyfaced
12:243;0155['  ]| sinewyarmed hero.  From shoulder to$4$ shoulder he measured several ells and
12:243;0156['  ]| his rocklike mountainous knees were covered, as was likewise the rest of his
12:243;0157['  ]| body wherever visible, with a strong growth of tawny prickly hair in$4$ hue
12:243;0158['  ]| and toughness similar to$4$ the mountain gorse (\Ulex*Europeus\).  The
12:243;0159['  ]| widewinged nostrils, from which$6#1$ bristles of the same tawny hue projected,
12:243;0160['  ]| were of such capaciousness that$3$ within their cavernous obscurity the
12:243;0161['  ]| fieldlark might easily have lodged her nest.  The eyes in$4$ which$6#1$ a tear and a
12:243;0162['  ]| smile strove ever for$4$ the mastery were of the dimensions of a goodsized
12:243;0163['  ]| cauliflower.  A powerful current of warm breath issued at regular intervals
12:243;0164['  ]| from the profound cavity of his mouth while in$4$ rhythmic resonance the
12:243;0165['  ]| loud strong hale reverberations of his formidable heart thundered
12:243;0166['  ]| rumblingly causing the ground, the summit of the lofty tower and the still
12:243;0167['  ]| loftier walls of the cave to$9$ vibrate and tremble.
12:243;0168['  ]| He wore a long unsleeved garment of recently flayed oxhide reaching
12:243;0169['  ]| to$4$ the knees in$4$ a loose kilt and this was bound about his middle by$4$ a girdle
12:243;0170['  ]| of plaited straw and rushes.  Beneath this he wore trews of deerskin, roughly
12:244;0171['  ]| stitched with gut.  His nether extremities were encased in$4$ high Balbriggan
12:244;0172['  ]| buskins dyed in$4$ lichen purple, the feet being shod with brogues of salted
12:244;0173['  ]| cowhide laced with the windpipe of the same beast.  From his girdle hung a
12:244;0174['  ]| row of seastones which$6#1$ jangled at every movement of his portentous frame
12:244;0175['  ]| and on$4$ these were graven with rude yet striking art the tribal images of
12:244;0176['  ]| many Irish heroes and heroines of antiquity, Cuchulin, Conn*of*hundred*battles, 
12:244;0177['  ]| Niall*of*nine*hostages, Brian*of*Kincora, the ardri*Malachi, Art*MacMurragh, 
12:244;0178['  ]| Shane*O'Neill, Father*John*Murphy, Owen*Roe, Patrick*Sarsfield, 
12:244;0179['  ]| Red*Hugh*O'Donnell, Red*Jim*MacDermott, Soggarth*Eoghan*O'Growney, 
12:244;0180['  ]| Michael*Dwyer, Francy*Higgins, Henry*Joy*M^'Cracken,
12:244;0181['  ]| Goliath, Horace*Wheatley, Thomas*Conneff, Peg*Woffington, the Village*Blacksmith, 
12:244;0182['  ]| Captain*Moonlight, Captain*Boycott, Dante*Alighieri,
12:244;0183['  ]| Christopher*Columbus, S%*Fursa, S%*Brendan, Marshal*MacMahon,
12:244;0184['  ]| Charlemagne, Theobald*Wolfe*Tone, the Mother*of*the*Maccabees, the Last*of*the*Mohicans, 
12:244;0185['  ]| the Rose*of*Castile, the Man*for*Galway, The Man*that*Broke*the*Bank*at*Monte*Carlo, 
12:244;0186['  ]| The Man*in*the*Gap, The Woman*Who*Did*not, 
12:244;0187['  ]| Benjamin*Franklin, Napoleon*Bonaparte, John*L%*Sullivan,
12:244;0188['  ]| Cleopatra, Savourneen*Deelish, Julius*Caesar, Paracelsus, sir*Thomas*Lipton, 
12:244;0189['  ]| William*Tell, Michelangelo*Hayes, Muhammad, the Bride*of*Lammermoor, 
12:244;0190['  ]| Peter*the*Hermit, Peter*the*Packer, Dark*Rosaleen, Patrick*W%*Shakespeare, 
12:244;0191['  ]| Brian*Confucius, Murtagh*Gutenberg, Patricio*Velasquez, 
12:244;0192['  ]| Captain*Nemo, Tristan and Isolde, the first Prince*of*Wales,
12:244;0193['  ]| Thomas*Cook*and*Son, the Bold*Soldier*Boy, Arrah*na*Pogue, Dick*Turpin, 
12:244;0194['  ]| Ludwig*Beethoven, the Colleen*Bawn, Waddler*Healy, Angus*the*Culdee, 
12:244;0195['  ]| Dolly*Mount, Sidney*Parade, Ben*Howth, Valentine*Greatrakes,
12:244;0196['  ]| Adam and Eve, Arthur*Wellesley, Boss*Croker, Herodotus, Jack*the*Giantkiller, 
12:244;0197['  ]| Gautama*Buddha, Lady*Godiva, The Lily*of*Killarney, Balor*of*the*Evil*Eye, 
12:244;0198['  ]| the Queen*of*Sheba, Acky*Nagle, Joe*Nagle, Alessandro*Volta, 
12:244;0199['  ]| Jeremiah*O'Donovan*Rossa, Don*Philip*O'Sullivan*Beare.  A
12:244;0200['  ]| couched spear of acuminated granite rested by$4$ him while at his feet reposed
12:244;0201['  ]| a savage animal of the canine tribe whose stertorous gasps announced that$3$
12:244;0202['  ]| he was sunk in$4$ uneasy slumber, a supposition confirmed by$4$ hoarse growls
12:244;0203['  ]| and spasmodic movements which$6#1$ his master repressed from time to$4$ time by$4$
12:244;0204['  ]| tranquilising blows of a mighty cudgel rudely fashioned out of paleolithic
12:244;0205['  ]| stone.
12:244;0206['+ ]| So$3$ anyhow Terry brought the three pints Joe was standing and begob
12:244;0207['+ ]| the sight nearly left my eyes when I saw him land out a quid.  O, as true as
12:244;0208['+ ]| I am telling you.  A goodlooking sovereign.
12:244;0209[S  ]| ~~ And there is more where that$6#2$ came from, 
12:243;0109['+ ]| says he.
12:244;0210[AA ]| ~~ Were you robbing the poorbox, Joe?  
12:243;0110['+ ]| says I.
12:244;0211[S  ]| ~~ Sweat of my brow, 
12:243;0111['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:243;0111[S  ]| It was the prudent member gave me the
12:244;0212[S  ]| wheeze.
12:244;0213[AA ]| ~~ I saw him before I met you, 
12:243;0113['+ ]| says I, 
12:243;0113[AA ]| sloping around by$4$ Pill*lane and Greek*street 
12:244;0214[AA ]| with his cod's eye counting up$5$ all the guts of the fish.
12:245;0215['  ]| Who$6#2$ comes through Michan's land, bedight in$4$ sable armour?
12:245;0216['  ]| O'Bloom, the son of Rory:  it is he.  Impervious to$9$ fear is Rory's son:  he of
12:245;0217['  ]| the prudent soul.
12:245;0218[ZY ]| ~~ For$4$ the old woman of Prince's*street, 
12:245;0218['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:245;0218[ZY ]| the subsidised
12:245;0219[ZY ]| organ.  The pledgebound party on$4$ the floor of the house.  And look at this
12:245;0220[ZY ]| blasted rag, 
12:245;0220['+ ]| says he.  
12:245;0220[ZY ]| Look at this, 
12:245;0220['+ ]| says he.  
12:245;0220[ZY ]| \The*Irish*Independent\, if you
12:245;0221[ZY ]| please, founded by$4$ Parnell to$9$ be the workingman's friend.  Listen to$4$ the
12:245;0222[ZY ]| births and deaths in$4$ the \Irish all for Ireland Independent\, and I will$1$ thank you
12:245;0223[ZY ]| and the marriages.
12:245;0224['+ ]| And he starts reading them out:
12:245;0225[Z  ]| ~~ Gordon, Barnfield*crescent, Exeter; Redmayne*of*Iffley, Saint*Anne's*on*Sea:  
12:245;0226[Z  ]| the wife of William*T*Redmayne of a son.  
12:245;0226[ZY ]| How is that$6#2$, eh?  
12:245;0226[Z  ]| Wright and
12:245;0227[Z  ]| Flint, Vincent and Gillett to$4$ Rotha*Marion daughter of Rosa and the late
12:245;0228[Z  ]| George*Alfred*Gillett, 179 Clapham*road, Stockwell, Playwood and
12:245;0229[Z  ]| Ridsdale at Saint*Jude's, Kensington by$4$ the very*reverend*Dr*Forrest, dean*of*Worcester.
12:245;0230[Z  ]| Eh?  Deaths.  Bristow, at Whitehall*lane, London:  Carr, Stoke*Newington, 
12:245;0231[Z  ]| of gastritis and heart disease:  Cockburn, at the Moat*house,
12:245;0232[Z  ]| Chepstow ~
12:245;0233[S  ]| ~~ I know that$6#2$ fellow, 
12:245;0233['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:245;0233[S  ]| from bitter experience.
12:245;0234[Z  ]| ~~ Cockburn.  Dimsey, wife of David*Dimsey, late of the admiralty:  Miller,
12:245;0235[Z  ]| Tottenham, aged eightyfive:  Welsh, June 12, at 35 Canning*street,
12:245;0236[Z  ]| Liverpool, Isabella*Helen.  
12:245;0236[ZY ]| How is that$6#2$ for$4$ a national press, eh, my brown
12:245;0237[ZY ]| son!  How is that$6#2$ for$4$ Martin*Murphy, the Bantry jobber?
12:245;0238[S  ]| ~~ Ah, well, 
12:245;0238['+ ]| says Joe, handing round the boose.  
12:245;0238[S  ]| Thanks be to$4$ God they had
12:245;0239[S  ]| the start of us.  Drink that$6#2$, citizen.
12:245;0240[ZY ]| ~~ I will$1$, 
12:245;0240['+ ]| says he, 
12:245;0240[ZY ]| honourable person.
12:245;0241[AA ]| ~~ Health, Joe, 
12:245;0241['+ ]| says I.  
12:245;0241[AA ]| And all down the form.
12:245;0242['+ ]| Ah!  Ow!  Do not be talking!  I was blue mouldy for$4$ the want of that$6#2$
12:245;0243['+ ]| pint.  Declare to$4$ God I could hear it hit the pit of my stomach with a click.
12:245;0244['  ]| And lo, as they quaffed their cup of joy, a godlike messenger came
12:245;0245['  ]| swiftly in$5$, radiant as the eye of heaven, a comely youth and behind him
12:245;0246['  ]| there passed an elder of noble gait and countenance, bearing the sacred
12:245;0247['  ]| scrolls of law and with him his lady wife a dame of peerless lineage, fairest
12:245;0248['  ]| of her race.
12:245;0249['+ ]| Little Alf*Bergan popped in$5$ round the door and hid behind Barney's
12:245;0250['+ ]| snug, squeezed up$5$ with the laughing.  And who$6#1$ was sitting up$4$ there in$4$ the
12:245;0251['+ ]| corner that$6#1$ I had not seen snoring drunk blind to$4$ the world only Bob*Doran.
12:245;0252['+ ]| I did not know what was up$5$ and Alf kept making signs out of the door.  And
12:245;0253['+ ]| begob what was it only that$6#2$ bloody old pantaloon Denis*Breen in$4$ his
12:245;0254['+ ]| bathslippers with two bloody big books tucked under his oxter and the wife
12:245;0255['+ ]| hotfoot after him, unfortunate wretched woman, trotting like$4$ a poodle.  I
12:245;0256['+ ]| thought Alf would split.
12:245;0257[ZZ ]| ~~ Look at him, 
12:245;0257['+ ]| says he.  
12:245;0257[ZZ ]| Breen.  He is traipsing all round Dublin with a
12:245;0258[ZZ ]| postcard someone sent him with U%*p:  up$5$ on$4$ it to$9$ take a li ~
12:245;0259['+ ]| And he doubled up$5$.
12:246;0260[AA ]| ~~ Take a what?  
12:246;0260['+ ]| says I.
12:246;0261[ZZ ]| ~~ Libel action, 
12:246;0261['+ ]| says he, 
12:246;0261[ZZ ]| for$4$ ten thousand pounds.
12:246;0262[AA ]| ~~ O hell!  
12:246;0262['+ ]| says I.
12:246;0263['+ ]| The bloody mongrel began to$9$ growl that$6#1$ would put the fear of God in$4$ you
12:246;0264['+ ]| seeing something was up$5$ but the citizen gave him a kick in$4$ the ribs.
12:246;0265[ZY ]| ~~ \Bi i dho husht\, 
12:246;0265['+ ]| says he.
12:246;0266[S  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$?  
12:246;0266['+ ]| says Joe.
12:246;0267[ZZ ]| ~~ Breen, 
12:246;0267['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:246;0267[ZZ ]| He was in$4$ John*Henry*Menton's and then he went round
12:246;0268[ZZ ]| to$4$ Collis*and*Ward's and then Tom*Rochford met him and sent him round
12:246;0269[ZZ ]| to$4$ the subsheriff's for$4$ a lark.  O God, I have a pain laughing.  U%*p:  up$5$.  The
12:246;0270[ZZ ]| long fellow gave him an eye as good as a process and now the bloody old
12:246;0271[ZZ ]| lunatic is gone round to$4$ Green*street to$9$ look for$4$ a G man.
12:246;0272[S  ]| ~~ When is long*John going to$9$ hang that$6#2$ fellow in$4$ Mountjoy?  
12:246;0272['+ ]| says Joe.
12:246;0273[ZW ]| ~~ Bergan, 
12:246;0273['+ ]| says Bob*Doran, waking up$5$.  
12:246;0273[ZW ]| Is that$6#2$ Alf*Bergan?
12:246;0274[ZZ ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:246;0274['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:246;0274[ZZ ]| Hanging?  Wait till I show you.  Here, Terry, give us a pony.
12:246;0275[ZZ ]| That$6#2$ bloody old fool!  Ten thousand pounds.  You should have seen long*John's
12:246;0276[ZZ ]| eye.  U%*p ~
12:246;0277['+ ]| And he started laughing.
12:246;0278[ZW ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ are you laughing at?  
12:246;0278['+ ]| says Bob*Doran.  
12:246;0278[ZW ]| Is that$6#2$ Bergan?
12:246;0279[ZZ ]| ~~ Hurry up$5$, Terry boy, 
12:246;0279['+ ]| says Alf.
12:246;0280['  ]| Terence*O'Ryan heard him and straightway brought him a crystal
12:246;0281['  ]| cup full of the foamy ebon ale which$6#1$ the noble twin brothers Bungiveagh
12:246;0282['  ]| and Bungardilaun brew ever in$4$ their divine alevats, cunning as the sons of
12:246;0283['  ]| deathless Leda.  For$3$ they garner the succulent berries of the hop and mass
12:246;0284['  ]| and sift and bruise and brew them and they mix therewith sour juices and
12:246;0285['  ]| bring the must to$4$ the sacred fire and cease not night or day from their toil,
12:246;0286['  ]| those cunning brothers, lords of the vat.
12:246;0287['  ]| Then did you, chivalrous Terence, hand forth, as to$4$ the manner born,
12:246;0288['  ]| that$6#2$ nectarous beverage and you offered the crystal cup to$4$ him that$6#1$ thirsted,
12:246;0289['  ]| the soul of chivalry, in$4$ beauty akin to$4$ the immortals.
12:246;0290['  ]| But he, the young chief of the O'Bergan's, could ill brook to$9$ be
12:246;0291['  ]| outdone in$4$ generous deeds but gave therefor with gracious gesture a testoon
12:246;0292['  ]| of costliest bronze.  Thereon embossed in$4$ excellent smithwork was seen the
12:246;0293['  ]| image of a queen of regal port, scion of the house of Brunswick, Victoria
12:246;0294['  ]| her name, Her*Most*Excellent*Majesty, by$4$ grace of God of the  
12:246;0295['  ]| United*Kingdom*of*Great*Britain*and*Ireland and of the British dominions beyond
12:246;0296['  ]| the sea, queen, defender of the faith, Empress*of*India, even she, who$6#1$ bore
12:246;0297['  ]| rule, a victress over many peoples, the wellbeloved, for$3$ they knew and loved
12:246;0298['  ]| her from the rising of the sun to$4$ the going down thereof, the pale, the dark,
12:246;0299['  ]| the ruddy and the ethiop.
12:246;0300[ZY ]| ~~ What is that$6#2$ bloody freemason doing, 
12:246;0300['+ ]| says the citizen, prowling up$5$ and
12:246;0301['+ ]| down outside?
12:246;0302[S  ]| ~~ What is that$6#2$?  
12:246;0302['+ ]| says Joe.
12:246;0303[ZZ ]| ~~ Here you are, 
12:246;0303['+ ]| says Alf, 
12:246;0303[ZZ ]| chucking out the rhino.  Talking about hanging,
12:246;0304[ZZ ]| I will$1$ show you something you never saw.  Hangmen's letters.  Look at here.
12:247;0305['+ ]| So$3$ he took a bundle of wisps of letters and envelopes out of his
12:247;0306['+ ]| pocket.
12:247;0307[AA ]| ~~ Are you codding?  
12:247;0307['+ ]| says I.
12:247;0308[ZZ ]| ~~ Honest injun, 
12:247;0308['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:247;0308[ZZ ]| Read them.
12:247;0309['+ ]| So$3$ Joe took up$5$ the letters.
12:247;0310[ZW ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ are you laughing at?  
12:247;0310['+ ]| says Bob*Doran.
12:247;0311['+ ]| So$3$ I saw there was going to$9$ be a bit of a dust Bob's a queer chap
12:247;0312['+ ]| when the porter's up$5$ in$4$ him so$5#2$ says I just to$9$ make talk:
12:247;0313[AA ]| ~~ How is Willy*Murray those times, Alf?
12:247;0314[ZZ ]| ~~ I do not know, 
12:247;0314['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:247;0314[ZZ ]| I saw him just now in$4$ Capel*street with Paddy*Dignam.  
12:247;0315[ZZ ]| Only I was running after that$6#2$ ~
12:247;0316[S  ]| ~~ You what?  
12:247;0316['+ ]| says Joe, throwing down the letters.  
12:247;0316[S  ]| With who$6#2$?
12:247;0317[ZZ ]| ~~ With Dignam, 
12:247;0317['+ ]| says Alf.
12:247;0318[S  ]| ~~ Is it Paddy?  
12:247;0318['+ ]| says Joe.
12:247;0319[ZZ ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:247;0319['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:247;0319[ZZ ]| Why?
12:247;0320[S  ]| ~~ Do not you know he is dead?  
12:247;0320['+ ]| says Joe.
12:247;0321[ZZ ]| ~~ Paddy*Dignam dead!  
12:247;0321['+ ]| says Alf.
12:247;0322[S  ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:247;0322['+ ]| says Joe.
12:247;0323[ZZ ]| ~~ Sure I am after seeing him not five minutes ago, 
12:247;0323['+ ]| says Alf, 
12:247;0323[ZZ ]| as plain as a
12:247;0324[ZZ ]| pikestaff.
12:247;0325[ZW ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ is dead?  
12:247;0325['+ ]| says Bob*Doran.
12:247;0326[S  ]| ~~ You saw his ghost then, 
12:247;0326['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:247;0326[S  ]| God between us and harm.
12:247;0327[ZZ ]| ~~ What?  
12:247;0327['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:247;0327[ZZ ]| Good Christ, only five ~  What?  ~  And Willy*Murray
12:247;0328[ZZ ]| with him, the two of them there near whatdoyoucallhim's ~  What?
12:247;0329[ZZ ]| Dignam dead?
12:247;0330[ZW ]| ~~ What about Dignam?  
12:247;0330['+ ]| says Bob*Doran.  
12:247;0330[ZW ]| Who$6#2$ is talking about ~ ?
12:247;0331[ZZ ]| ~~ Dead!  
12:247;0331['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:247;0331[ZZ ]| He is no$2$ more dead than you are.
12:247;0332[S  ]| ~~ Maybe so$5#2$, 
12:247;0332['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:247;0332[S  ]| They took the liberty of burying him this morning
12:247;0333[S  ]| anyhow.
12:247;0334[ZZ ]| ~~ Paddy?  
12:247;0334['+ ]| says Alf.
12:247;0335[S  ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:247;0335['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:247;0335[S  ]| He paid the debt of nature, God be merciful to$4$ him.
12:247;0336[ZZ ]| ~~ Good Christ!  
12:247;0336['+ ]| says Alf.
12:247;0337['+ ]| Begob he was what you might call flabbergasted.
12:247;0338['  ]| In$4$ the darkness spirit hands were felt to$9$ flutter and when prayer by$4$
12:247;0339['  ]| tantras had been directed to$4$ the proper quarter a faint but increasing
12:247;0340['  ]| luminosity of ruby light became gradually visible, the apparition of the
12:247;0341['  ]| etheric double being particularly lifelike owing to$4$ the discharge of jivic rays
12:247;0342['  ]| from the crown of the head and face.  Communication was effected through
12:247;0343['  ]| the pituitary body and also by$4$ means of the orangefiery and scarlet rays
12:247;0344['  ]| emanating from the sacral region and solar plexus.  Questioned by$4$ his
12:247;0345['  ]| earthname as to$4$ his whereabouts in$4$ the heavenworld he stated that$3$ he was
12:247;0346['  ]| now on$4$ the path of pr%-al%-ay%-a or return but was still submitted to$4$ trial at the
12:247;0347['  ]| hands of certain bloodthirsty entities on$4$ the lower astral levels.  In$4$ reply to$4$ a
12:247;0348['  ]| question as to$4$ his first sensations in$4$ the great divide beyond he stated
12:247;0349['  ]| that$3$ previously he had seen as in$4$ a glass darkly but that$3$ those who$6#1$ had
12:248;0350['  ]| passed over had summit possibilities of atmic development opened up$5$ to$4$
12:248;0351['  ]| them.  Interrogated as to$4$ whether life there resembled our experience in$4$ the
12:248;0352['  ]| flesh he stated that$3$ he had heard from more favoured beings now in$4$ the
12:248;0353['  ]| spirit that$6#1$ their abodes were equipped with every modern home comfort
12:248;0354['  ]| such as t%-al%-af%-an%-a, %-al%-av%-at%-ar, h%-at%-ak%-ald%-a, 
12:248;0354['  ]| w%-at%-akl%-as%-at and that$3$ the highest adepts  
12:248;0355['  ]| were steeped in$4$ waves of volupcy of the very purest nature.  Having
12:248;0356['  ]| requested a quart of buttermilk this was brought and evidently afforded
12:248;0357['  ]| relief.  Asked if he had any message for$4$ the living he exhorted all who$6#1$ were
12:248;0358['  ]| still at the wrong side of M%-ay%-a to$9$ acknowledge the true path for$3$ it was
12:248;0359['  ]| reported in$4$ devanic circles that$3$ Mars and Jupiter were out for$4$ mischief on$4$
12:248;0360['  ]| the eastern angle where the ram has power.  It was then queried whether
12:248;0361['  ]| there were any special desires on$4$ the part of the defunct and the reply was:
12:248;0362['  ]| \We greet you, friends of earth, who$6#1$ are still in$4$ the body.  Mind C%*K%  does not\
12:248;0363['  ]| \pile it on$5$.\ It was ascertained that$3$ the reference was to$4$ Mr*Cornelius*Kelleher, 
12:248;0364['  ]| manager of Messrs*H%*J%*O'Neill's popular funeral establishment,
12:248;0365['  ]| a personal friend of the defunct, who$6#1$ had been responsible for$4$ the carrying
12:248;0366['  ]| out of the interment arrangements.  Before departing he requested that$3$ it
12:248;0367['  ]| should be told to$4$ his dear son Patsy that$3$ the other boot which$6#1$ he had been
12:248;0368['  ]| looking for$4$ was at present under the commode in$4$ the return room and that$3$
12:248;0369['  ]| the pair should be sent to$4$ Cullen's to$9$ be soled only as the heels were still
12:248;0370['  ]| good.  He stated that$3$ this had greatly perturbed his peace of mind in$4$ the
12:248;0371['  ]| other region and earnestly requested that$3$ his desire should be made known.
12:248;0372['  ]| Assurances were given that$3$ the matter would be attended to$5$ and it was
12:248;0373['  ]| intimated that$3$ this had given satisfaction.
12:248;0374['  ]| He is gone from mortal haunts:  O'Dignam, sun of our morning.  Fleet
12:248;0375['  ]| was his foot on$4$ the bracken:  Patrick of the beamy brow.  Wail, Banba, with
12:248;0376['  ]| your wind:  and wail, O ocean, with your whirlwind.
12:248;0377[ZY ]| ~~ There he is again, 
12:248;0377['+ ]| says the citizen, staring out.
12:248;0378[AA ]| ~~ Who$6#2$?  
12:248;0378['+ ]| says I.
12:248;0379[ZY ]| ~~ Bloom, 
12:248;0379['+ ]| says he.  
12:248;0379[ZY ]| He is on$4$ point duty up$4$ and down there for$4$ the last ten
12:248;0380[ZY ]| minutes.
12:248;0381['+ ]| And, begob, I saw his physog do a peep in$5$ and then slidder off again.
12:248;0382['+ ]| Little Alf was knocked bawways.  Faith, he was.
12:248;0383[ZZ ]| ~~ Good Christ!  
12:248;0383['+ ]| says he.  
12:248;0383[ZZ ]| I could have sworn it was him.
12:248;0384['+ ]| And says Bob*Doran, with the hat on$4$ the back of his poll, lowest
12:248;0385['+ ]| blackguard in$4$ Dublin when he is under the influence:
12:248;0386[ZW ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ said Christ is good?
12:248;0387[ZZ ]| ~~ I beg your parsnips, 
12:248;0387['+ ]| says Alf.
12:248;0388[ZW ]| ~~ Is that$6#2$ a good Christ, 
12:248;0388['+ ]| says Bob*Doran, 
12:248;0388[ZW ]| to$9$ take away poor little Willy*Dignam?
12:248;0389[ZW ]| 
12:248;0390[ZZ ]| ~~ Ah, well, 
12:248;0390['+ ]| says Alf, trying to$9$ pass it off.  
12:248;0390[ZZ ]| He is over all his troubles.
12:248;0391['+ ]| But Bob*Doran shouts out of him.
12:248;0392[ZW ]| ~~ He is a bloody ruffian, I say, to$9$ take away poor little Willy*Dignam.
12:248;0393['+ ]| Terry came down and tipped him the wink to$9$ keep quiet, that$3$ they
12:248;0394['+ ]| did not want that$6#2$ kind of talk in$4$ a respectable licensed premises.  And Bob*Doran 
12:248;0395['+ ]| starts doing the weeps about Paddy*Dignam, true as you are there.
12:249;0396[ZW ]| ~~ The finest man, 
12:249;0396['+ ]| says he, snivelling, 
12:249;0396[ZW ]| the finest purest character.
12:249;0397['+ ]| The tear is bloody near your eye.  Talking through his bloody hat.
12:249;0398['+ ]| Fitter for$4$ him go home to$4$ the little sleepwalking bitch he married, Mooney,
12:249;0399['+ ]| the bumbailiff's daughter, mother kept a kip in$4$ Hardwicke*street, that$6#1$ used
12:249;0400['+ ]| to$9$ be stravaging about the landings Bantam*Lyons told me that$6#1$ was
12:249;0401['+ ]| stopping there at two in$4$ the morning without a stitch on$4$ her, exposing her
12:249;0402['+ ]| person, open to$4$ all comers, fair field and no$2$ favour.
12:249;0403[ZW ]| ~~ The noblest, the truest, 
12:249;0403['+ ]| says he.  
12:249;0403[ZW ]| And he is gone, poor little Willy, poor
12:249;0404[ZW ]| little Paddy*Dignam.
12:249;0405['  ]| And mournful and with a heavy heart he bewept the extinction of that$6#2$
12:249;0406['  ]| beam of heaven.
12:249;0407['+ ]| Old Garryowen started growling again at Bloom that$6#1$ was skeezing
12:249;0408['+ ]| round the door.
12:249;0409[ZY ]| ~~ Come in$5$, come on$5$, 
12:249;0409['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:249;0409[ZY ]| He will$1$ not eat you.
12:249;0410['+ ]| So$3$ Bloom slopes in$5$ with his cod's eye on$4$ the dog and he asks Terry
12:249;0411['+ ]| was Martin*Cunningham there.
12:249;0412[ZY ]| ~~ O, Christ M^'Keown, 
12:249;0412['+ ]| says Joe, reading one of the letters.  
12:249;0412[ZY ]| Listen to$4$ this,
12:249;0413[ZY ]| will$1$ you?
12:249;0414['+ ]| And he starts reading out one.
12:249;0415[X  ]| ~~  \7\ \Hunter*Street,\
12:249;0416[X  ]| \Liverpool.\
12:249;0417[X  ]| \To$4$ the High*Sheriff of Dublin,\
12:249;0418[X  ]| \Dublin.\
12:249;0419[X  ]| \Honoured sir i beg to$9$ offer my services in$4$ the abovementioned painful case i\
12:249;0420[X  ]| \hanged Joe*Gann in$4$ Bootle*jail on$4$ the 12 of Febuary 1900 and i hanged\ ~
12:249;0421[AA ]| ~~ Show us, Joe, 
12:249;0421['+ ]| says I.
12:249;0422[X  ]| ~~ ~~ \private*Arthur*Chace for$4$ fowl murder of Jessie*Tilsit in$4$ Pentonville*prison\
12:249;0423[X  ]| \and i was assistant when\ ~
12:249;0424[AA ]| ~~ Jesus, 
12:249;0424['+ ]| says I.
12:249;0425[X  ]| ~~ ~~ \Billington executed the awful murderer Toad*Smith\ ~
12:249;0426['+ ]| The citizen made a grab at the letter.
12:249;0427[S  ]| ~~ Hold hard, 
12:249;0427['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:249;0427[X  ]| \i have a special nack of putting the noose once in$5$ he\
12:249;0428[X  ]| \can not get out hoping to$9$ be favoured i remain, honoured sir, my terms is five\
12:249;0429[X  ]| \ginnees.\
12:249;0430[X  ]| \H%*Rumbold,\
12:249;0431[X  ]| \Master*Barber.\
12:249;0432[ZY ]| ~~ And a barbarous bloody barbarian he is too, 
12:249;0432['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:249;0433[S  ]| ~~ And the dirty scrawl of the wretch, 
12:249;0433['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:249;0433[S  ]| Here, 
12:249;0433['+ ]| says he, 
12:249;0433[S  ]| take them to$4$
12:249;0434[S  ]| hell out of my sight, Alf.  Hello, Bloom, 
12:249;0434['+ ]| says he, 
12:249;0434[S  ]| what will$1$ you have?
12:249;0435['+ ]| So$3$ they started arguing about the point, 
12:249;0435['+ ]| Bloom saying he would not
12:249;0436['+ ]| and he could not and excuse him no$2$ offence and all to$4$ that$6#2$ and then he said
12:249;0437['+ ]| well he would just take a cigar.  
12:249;0437['+ ]| Gob, he is a prudent member and no$2$ mistake.
12:249;0438[S  ]| ~~ Give us one of your prime stinkers, Terry, 
12:249;0438['+ ]| says Joe.
12:250;0439['+ ]| And Alf was telling us there was one chap sent in$5$ a mourning card
12:250;0440['+ ]| with a black border round it.
12:250;0441[ZZ ]| ~~ They are all barbers, 
12:250;0441['+ ]| says he, 
12:250;0441[ZZ ]| from the black country that$6#1$ would hang
12:250;0442[ZZ ]| their own fathers for$4$ five quid down and travelling expenses.
12:250;0443['+ ]| And he was telling us there is two fellows waiting below to$9$ pull his
12:250;0444['+ ]| heels down when he gets the drop and choke him properly and then they
12:250;0445['+ ]| chop up$5$ the rope after and sell the bits for$4$ a few bob a skull.
12:250;0446['  ]| In$4$ the dark land they bide, the vengeful knights of the razor.  Their
12:250;0447['  ]| deadly coil they grasp:  yea, and therein they lead to$4$ Erebus whatsoever
12:250;0448['  ]| wight hath done a deed of blood for$3$ I will$1$ on$4$ nowise suffer it even so$5#2$ saith
12:250;0449['  ]| the Lord.
12:250;0450['+ ]| So$3$ they started talking about capital punishment and of course Bloom
12:250;0451['+ ]| comes out with the why and the wherefore and all the codology of the
12:250;0452['+ ]| business and the old dog smelling him all the time I am told those jewies does
12:250;0453['+ ]| have a sort of a queer odour coming off them for$4$ dogs about I do not know
12:250;0454['+ ]| what all deterrent effect and so$5#2$ forth and so$5#2$ on$5$.
12:250;0455[ZZ ]| ~~ There is one thing it has not a deterrent effect on$4$, 
12:250;0455['+ ]| says Alf.
12:250;0456[S  ]| ~~ What is that$6#2$?  
12:250;0456['+ ]| says Joe.
12:250;0457[ZZ ]| ~~ The poor bugger's tool that$6#1$ is being hanged, 
12:250;0457['+ ]| says Alf.
12:250;0458[S  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ so$5#2$?  
12:250;0458['+ ]| says Joe.
12:250;0459[ZZ ]| ~~ God's truth, 
12:250;0459['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:250;0459[ZZ ]| I heard that$3$ from the head warder that$6#1$ was in$4$
12:250;0460[ZZ ]| Kilmainham when they hanged Joe*Brady, the invincible.  He told me when
12:250;0461[ZZ ]| they cut him down after the drop it was standing up$5$ in$4$ their faces like$4$ a
12:250;0462[ZZ ]| poker.
12:250;0463[S  ]| ~~ Ruling passion strong in$4$ death, 
12:250;0463['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:250;0463[S  ]| as someone said.
12:250;0464[C  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ can be explained by$4$ science, 
12:250;0464['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:250;0464[C  ]| It is only a natural
12:250;0465[C  ]| phenomenon, do not you see, because on$4$ account of the ~
12:250;0466['+ ]| And then he starts with his jawbreakers about phenomenon and
12:250;0467['+ ]| science and this phenomenon and the other phenomenon.
12:250;0468['  ]| The distinguished scientist Herr*Professor*Luitpold*Blumenduft
12:250;0469['  ]| tendered medical evidence to$4$ the effect that$3$ the instantaneous fracture of the
12:250;0470['  ]| cervical vertebrae and consequent scission of the spinal cord would,
12:250;0471['  ]| according to$4$ the best approved tradition of medical science, be calculated to$9$
12:250;0472['  ]| inevitably produce in$4$ the human subject a violent ganglionic stimulus of the
12:250;0473['  ]| nerve centres of the genital apparatus, thereby causing the elastic pores of
12:250;0474['  ]| the \7corpora 7cavernosa\ to$9$ rapidly dilate in$4$ such a way as to$9$ instantaneously
12:250;0475['  ]| facilitate the flow of blood to$4$ that$6#2$ part of the human anatomy known as the
12:250;0476['  ]| penis or male organ resulting in$4$ the phenomenon which$6#1$ has been
12:250;0477['  ]| denominated by$4$ the faculty a morbid upwards and outwards
12:250;0478['  ]| philoprogenitive erection \7in 7articulo 7mortis 7per 7diminutionem 7capitis\.
12:250;0479['+ ]| So$3$ of course the citizen was only waiting for$4$ the wink of the word
12:250;0480['+ ]| and he starts gassing out of him about the invincibles and the old guard and
12:250;0481['+ ]| the men of sixtyseven and who$6#1$ fears to$9$ speak of ninetyeight and Joe with
12:250;0482['+ ]| him about all the fellows that$6#1$ were hanged, drawn and transported for$4$ the
12:250;0483['+ ]| cause by$4$ drumhead courtmartial and a new Ireland and new this, that$6#2$ and
12:251;0484['+ ]| the other.  Talking about new Ireland he ought to$9$ go and get a new dog so$5#2$
12:251;0485['+ ]| he ought.  Mangy ravenous brute sniffing and sneezing all round the place
12:251;0486['+ ]| and scratching his scabs.  And round he goes to$4$ Bob*Doran that$6#1$ was
12:251;0487['+ ]| standing Alf a half one sucking up$5$ for$4$ what he could get.  So$3$ of course Bob*Doran 
12:251;0488['+ ]| starts doing the bloody fool with his:
12:251;0489[ZW ]| ~~ Give us the paw!  Give the paw, doggy!  Good old doggy!  Give the paw
12:251;0490[ZW ]| here!  Give us the paw!
12:251;0491['+ ]| Arrah, bloody end to$4$ the paw he would paw and Alf trying to$9$ keep him
12:251;0492['+ ]| from tumbling off the bloody stool atop of the bloody old dog and he
12:251;0493['+ ]| talking all kinds of drivel about training by$4$ kindness and thoroughbred dog
12:251;0494['+ ]| and intelligent dog:  give you the bloody pip.  Then he starts scraping a few
12:251;0495['+ ]| bits of old biscuit out of the bottom of a Jacobs' tin he told Terry to$9$ bring.
12:251;0496['+ ]| Gob, he golloped it down like$4$ old boots and his tongue hanging out of him
12:251;0497['+ ]| a yard long for$4$ more.  Near ate the tin and all, hungry bloody mongrel.
12:251;0498['+ ]| And the citizen and Bloom having an argument about the point, the
12:251;0499['+ ]| brothers Sheares and Wolfe*Tone beyond on$4$ Arbour*Hill and Robert*Emmet 
12:251;0500['+ ]| and die for$4$ your country, the Tommy*Moore touch about Sara*Curran 
12:251;0501['+ ]| and she is far from the land.  And Bloom, of course, with his
12:251;0502['+ ]| knockmedown cigar putting on$5$ swank with his lardy face.  Phenomenon!
12:251;0503['+ ]| The fat heap he married is a nice old phenomenon with a back on$4$ her like$4$ a
12:251;0504['+ ]| ballalley.  Time they were stopping up$5$ in$4$ the City*Arms pisser Burke told me
12:251;0505['+ ]| there was an old one there with a cracked loodheramaun of a nephew and
12:251;0506['+ ]| Bloom trying to$9$ get the soft side of her doing the mollycoddle playing
12:251;0507['+ ]| b=ezique to$9$ come in$5$ for$4$ a bit of the wampum in$4$ her will$0$ and not eating meat
12:251;0508['+ ]| of a Friday because the old one was always thumping her craw and taking
12:251;0509['+ ]| the lout out for$4$ a walk.  And one time he led him the rounds of Dublin and,
12:251;0510['+ ]| by$4$ the holy farmer, he never cried crack till he brought him home as drunk
12:251;0511['+ ]| as a boiled owl and he said he did it to$9$ teach him the evils of alcohol and by$4$
12:251;0512['+ ]| herrings, if the three women did not near roast him, it is a queer story, the old
12:251;0513['+ ]| one, Bloom's wife and Mrs*O'Dowd that$6#1$ kept the hotel.  Jesus, I had to$9$
12:251;0514['+ ]| laugh at pisser Burke taking them off chewing the fat.  And Bloom with his
12:251;0515[Z  ]| \but do not you see?\ 
12:251;0515['+ ]| and 
12:251;0515[Z  ]| \but on$4$ the other hand\.  
12:251;0515['+ ]| And sure, more be token, the
12:251;0516['+ ]| lout I am told was in$4$ Power's after, the blender's, round in$4$ Cope*street going
12:251;0517['+ ]| home footless in$4$ a cab five times in$4$ the week after drinking his way through
12:251;0518['+ ]| all the samples in$4$ the bloody establishment.  Phenomenon!
12:251;0519[ZY ]| ~~ The memory of the dead, 
12:251;0519['+ ]| says the citizen taking up$5$ his pintglass and
12:251;0520['+ ]| glaring at Bloom.
12:251;0521[S  ]| ~~ Ay, ay, 
12:251;0521['+ ]| says Joe.
12:251;0522[C  ]| ~~ You do not grasp my point, 
12:251;0522['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:251;0522[C  ]| What I mean is ~
12:251;0523[ZY ]| ~~ \Sinn Fein!\ 
12:251;0523['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:251;0523[ZY ]| \Sinn fein amhain!\ The friends we love are by$4$
12:251;0524[ZY ]| our side and the foes we hate before us.
12:251;0525['  ]| The last farewell was affecting in$4$ the extreme.  From the belfries far
12:251;0526['  ]| and near the funereal deathbell tolled unceasingly while all around the
12:251;0527['  ]| gloomy precincts rolled the ominous warning of a hundred muffled drums
12:251;0528['  ]| punctuated by$4$ the hollow booming of pieces of ordnance.  The deafening
12:252;0529['  ]| claps of thunder and the dazzling flashes of lightning which$6#1$ lit up$5$ the
12:252;0530['  ]| ghastly scene testified that$3$ the artillery of heaven had lent its supernatural
12:252;0531['  ]| pomp to$4$ the already gruesome spectacle.  A torrential rain poured down
12:252;0532['  ]| from the floodgates of the angry heavens upon$4$ the bared heads of the
12:252;0533['  ]| assembled multitude which$6#1$ numbered at the lowest computation five
12:252;0534['  ]| hundred thousand persons.  A posse of Dublin*Metropolitan police
12:252;0535['  ]| superintended by$4$ the Chief*Commissioner in$4$ person maintained order in$4$
12:252;0536['  ]| the vast throng for$4$ whom the York*street brass and reed band whiled away
12:252;0537['  ]| the intervening time by$4$ admirably rendering on$4$ their blackdraped
12:252;0538['  ]| instruments the matchless melody endeared to$4$ us from the cradle by$4$
12:252;0539['  ]| Speranza's plaintive muse.  Special quick excursion trains and upholstered
12:252;0540['  ]| charabancs had been provided for$4$ the comfort of our country cousins of
12:252;0541['  ]| whom there were large contingents.  Considerable amusement was caused
12:252;0542['  ]| by$4$ the favourite Dublin streetsingers L-n-h-n and M-ll-g-n who$6#1$ sang
12:252;0543['  ]| \The*Night*before*Larry*was*Stretched\ in$4$ their usual mirthprovoking fashion.
12:252;0544['  ]| Our two inimitable drolls did a roaring trade with their broadsheets among
12:252;0545['  ]| lovers of the comedy element and nobody who$6#1$ has a corner in$4$ his heart for$4$
12:252;0546['  ]| real Irish fun without vulgarity will$1$ grudge them their hardearned pennies.
12:252;0547['  ]| The children of the Male*and*Female*Foundling*Hospital who$6#1$ thronged the
12:252;0548['  ]| windows overlooking the scene were delighted with this unexpected
12:252;0549['  ]| addition to$4$ the day's entertainment and a word of praise is due to$4$ the Little*Sisters*of*the*Poor 
12:252;0550['  ]| for$4$ their excellent idea of affording the poor fatherless
12:252;0551['  ]| and motherless children a genuinely instructive treat.  The viceregal
12:252;0552['  ]| houseparty which$6#1$ included many wellknown ladies was chaperoned by$4$
12:252;0553['  ]| Their*Excellencies to$4$ the most favourable positions on$4$ the grandstand while
12:252;0554['  ]| the picturesque foreign delegation known as the Friends*of*the*Emerald*Isle
12:252;0555['  ]| was accommodated on$4$ a tribune directly opposite.  The delegation, present
12:252;0556['  ]| in$4$ full force, consisted of Commendatore*Bacibaci*Beninobenone (the
12:252;0557['  ]| semiparalysed \doyen\ of the party who$6#1$ had to$9$ be assisted to$4$ his seat by$4$ the
12:252;0558['  ]| aid of a powerful steam crane), Monsieur*Pierrepaul*Petit=epatant, the
12:252;0559['  ]| Grandjoker*Vladinmire*Pokethankertscheff, the Archjoker*Leopold*Rudolph*von*Schwanzenbad-Hodenthaler, 
12:252;0560['  ]| Countess*Marha*Vir=aga*Kis=aszony*Putr=apesthi, 
12:252;0561['  ]| Hiram*Y%*Bomboost, Count*Athanatos*Karamelopulos, 
12:252;0562['  ]| Ali*Baba*Backsheesh*Rahat*Lokum*Effendi, 
12:252;0563['  ]| Se%?nor*Hidalgo*Caballero*Don*Pecadillo*y*Palabras*y*Paternoster*de*la*Malora*de
12:252;0564['  ]| Hokopoko*Harakiri, Hi*Hung*Chang, Olaf*Kobberkeddelsen,
12:252;0565['  ]| Mynheer*Trik*van*Trumps, Pan*Poleaxe*Paddyrisky, Goosepond*P%rhkl%st%r*Kratchinabritchisitch, 
12:252;0566['  ]| Borus*Hupinkoff, Herr*Hurhausdirektorpresident*Hans*Chuechli-Steuerli, 
12:252;0567['  ]| Nationalgymnasiummuseumsanatoriumand-
12:252;0568['  ]| suspensoriumsordinaryprivatdocentgeneralhistoryspecialprofessordoctor*Kriegfried*Ueberallgemein.  
12:252;0569['  ]| All the delegates without exception expressed
12:252;0570['  ]| themselves in$4$ the strongest possible heterogeneous terms concerning the
12:252;0571['  ]| nameless barbarity which$6#1$ they had been called upon$5$ to$9$ witness.
12:252;0572['  ]| An animated altercation (in$4$ which$6#1$ all took part) ensued among
12:252;0573['  ]| the F%*O%*T%*E%*I%  as to$4$ whether the eighth or the ninth of March was the
12:253;0574['  ]| correct date of the birth of Ireland's patron saint.  In$4$ the course of the
12:253;0575['  ]| argument cannonballs, scimitars, boomerangs, blunderbusses, stinkpots,
12:253;0576['  ]| meatchoppers, umbrellas, catapults, knuckledusters, sandbags, lumps of pig
12:253;0577['  ]| iron were resorted to$5$ and blows were freely exchanged.  The baby
12:253;0578['  ]| policeman, Constable*MacFadden, summoned by$4$ special courier from
12:253;0579['  ]| Booterstown, quickly restored order and with lightning promptitude
12:253;0580['  ]| proposed the seventeenth of the month as a solution equally honourable for$4$
12:253;0581['  ]| both contending parties.  The readywitted ninefooter's suggestion at once
12:253;0582['  ]| appealed to$4$ all and was unanimously accepted.  Constable*MacFadden was
12:253;0583['  ]| heartily congratulated by$4$ all the F%*O%*T%*E%*I%, several of whom were
12:253;0584['  ]| bleeding profusely.  Commendatore*Beninobenone having been extricated
12:253;0585['  ]| from underneath the presidential armchair, it was explained by$4$ his legal
12:253;0586['  ]| adviser Avvocatod Pagamimi that$3$ the various articles secreted in$4$ his
12:253;0587['  ]| thirtytwo pockets had been abstracted by$4$ him during the affray from the
12:253;0588['  ]| pockets of his junior colleagues in$4$ the hope of bringing them to$4$ their senses.
12:253;0589['  ]| The objects (which$6#1$ included several hundred ladies' and gentlemen's gold
12:253;0590['  ]| and silver watches) were promptly restored to$4$ their rightful owners and
12:253;0591['  ]| general harmony reigned supreme.
12:253;0592['  ]| Quietly, unassumingly Rumbold stepped on$5$ to$4$ the scaffold in$4$ faultless
12:253;0593['  ]| morning dress and wearing his favourite flower, the \Gladiolus*Cruentus\.
12:253;0594['  ]| He announced his presence by$4$ that$6#2$ gentle Rumboldian cough which$6#1$ so$5#1$
12:253;0595['  ]| many have tried (unsuccessfully) to$9$ imitate  ~~  short, painstaking yet withal
12:253;0596['  ]| so$5#1$ characteristic of the man.  The arrival of the worldrenowned headsman
12:253;0597['  ]| was greeted by$4$ a roar of acclamation from the huge concourse, the
12:253;0598['  ]| viceregal ladies waving their handkerchiefs in$4$ their excitement while the
12:253;0599['  ]| even more excitable foreign delegates cheered vociferously in$4$ a medley of
12:253;0600['  ]| cries, \hoch\, \banzai\, \eljen\, \zivio\, \chinchin\, \polla kronia\, \hiphip\, \vive\,
12:253;0601['  ]| \Allah\, amid which$6#1$ the ringing \evviva\ of the delegate of the land of song
12:253;0602['  ]| (a high double F recalling those piercingly lovely notes with which$6#1$ the
12:253;0603['  ]| eunuch Catalani beglamoured our greatgreatgrandmothers) was easily
12:253;0604['  ]| distinguishable.  It was exactly seventeen o'clock.  The signal for$4$ prayer was
12:253;0605['  ]| then promptly given by$4$ megaphone and in$4$ an instant all heads were bared,
12:253;0606['  ]| the commendatore's patriarchal sombrero, which$6#1$ has been in$4$ the possession
12:253;0607['  ]| of his family since the revolution of Rienzi, being removed by$4$ his medical
12:253;0608['  ]| adviser in$4$ attendance, Dr*Pippi.  The learned prelate who$6#1$ administered the
12:253;0609['  ]| last comforts of holy religion to$4$ the hero martyr when about to$9$ pay the
12:253;0610['  ]| death penalty knelt in$4$ a most christian spirit in$4$ a pool of rainwater, his
12:253;0611['  ]| cassock above his hoary head, and offered up$5$ to$4$ the throne of grace fervent
12:253;0612['  ]| prayers of supplication.  Hand by$4$ the block stood the grim figure of the
12:253;0613['  ]| executioner, his visage being concealed in$4$ a tengallon pot with two circular
12:253;0614['  ]| perforated apertures through which$6#1$ his eyes glowered furiously.  As he
12:253;0615['  ]| awaited the fatal signal he tested the edge of his horrible weapon by$4$ honing
12:253;0616['  ]| it upon$4$ his brawny forearm or decapitated in$4$ rapid succession a flock of
12:253;0617['  ]| sheep which$6#1$ had been provided by$4$ the admirers of his fell but necessary
12:253;0618['  ]| office.  On$4$ a handsome mahogany table near him were neatly arranged the
12:254;0619['  ]| quartering knife, the various finely tempered disembowelling appliances
12:254;0620['  ]| (specially supplied by$4$ the worldfamous firm of cutlers, Messrs*John*Round*and*Sons, 
12:254;0621['  ]| Sheffield), a terra cotta saucepan for$4$ the reception of the
12:254;0622['  ]| duodenum, colon, blind intestine and appendix etc when successfully
12:254;0623['  ]| extracted and two commodious milkjugs destined to$9$ receive the most
12:254;0624['  ]| precious blood of the most precious victim.  The housesteward of the
12:254;0625['  ]| amalgamated cats' and dogs' home was in$4$ attendance to$9$ convey these
12:254;0626['  ]| vessels when replenished to$4$ that$6#2$ beneficent institution.  Quite an excellent
12:254;0627['  ]| repast consisting of rashers and eggs, fried steak and onions, done to$4$ a
12:254;0628['  ]| nicety, delicious hot breakfast rolls and invigorating tea had been
12:254;0629['  ]| considerately provided by$4$ the authorities for$4$ the consumption of the central
12:254;0630['  ]| figure of the tragedy who$6#1$ was in$4$ capital spirits when prepared for$4$ death and
12:254;0631['  ]| evinced the keenest interest in$4$ the proceedings from beginning to$4$ end but
12:254;0632['  ]| he, with an abnegation rare in$4$ these our times, rose nobly to$4$ the occasion
12:254;0633['  ]| and expressed the dying wish (immediately acceded to$5$) that$3$ the meal should
12:254;0634['  ]| be divided in$4$ aliquot parts among the members of the sick and indigent
12:254;0635['  ]| roomkeepers' association as a token of his regard and esteem.  The \nec\ and
12:254;0636['  ]| \non plus ultra\ of emotion were reached when the blushing bride elect burst
12:254;0637['  ]| her way through the serried ranks of the bystanders and flung herself upon$4$
12:254;0638['  ]| the muscular bosom of him who$6#1$ was about to$9$ be launched into eternity for$4$
12:254;0639['  ]| her sake.  The hero folded her willowy form in$4$ a loving embrace murmuring
12:254;0640['  ]| fondly \Sheila, my own\.  Encouraged by$4$ this use of her christian name she
12:254;0641['  ]| kissed passionately all the various suitable areas of his person which$6#1$ the
12:254;0642['  ]| decencies of prison garb permitted her ardour to$9$ reach.  She swore to$4$ him as
12:254;0643['  ]| they mingled the salt streams of their tears that$3$ she would ever cherish his
12:254;0644['  ]| memory, that$3$ she would never forget her hero boy who$6#1$ went to$4$ his death
12:254;0645['  ]| with a song on$4$ his lips as if he were but going to$4$ a hurling match in$4$
12:254;0646['  ]| Clonturk*park.  She brought back to$4$ his recollection the happy days of
12:254;0647['  ]| blissful childhood together on$4$ the banks of Anna*Liffey when they had
12:254;0648['  ]| indulged in$4$ the innocent pastimes of the young and, oblivious of the
12:254;0649['  ]| dreadful present, they both laughed heartily, all the spectators, including
12:254;0650['  ]| the venerable pastor, joining in$4$ the general merriment.  That$6#2$ monster
12:254;0651['  ]| audience simply rocked with delight.  But anon they were overcome with
12:254;0652['  ]| grief and clasped their hands for$4$ the last time.  A fresh torrent of tears burst
12:254;0653['  ]| from their lachrymal ducts and the vast concourse of people, touched to$4$ the
12:254;0654['  ]| inmost core, broke into heartrending sobs, not the least affected being the
12:254;0655['  ]| aged prebendary himself.  Big strong men, officers of the peace and genial
12:254;0656['  ]| giants of the royal*Irish*constabulary, were making frank use of their
12:254;0657['  ]| handkerchiefs and it is safe to$9$ say that$3$ there was not a dry eye in$4$ that$6#2$
12:254;0658['  ]| record assemblage.  A most romantic incident occurred when a handsome
12:254;0659['  ]| young Oxford graduate, noted for$4$ his chivalry towards the fair sex, stepped
12:254;0660['  ]| forward and, presenting his visiting card, bankbook and genealogical tree,
12:254;0661['  ]| solicited the hand of the hapless young lady, requesting her to$9$ name the
12:254;0662['  ]| day, and was accepted on$4$ the spot.  Every lady in$4$ the audience was
12:254;0663['  ]| presented with a tasteful souvenir of the occasion in$4$ the shape of a skull and
12:255;0664['  ]| crossbones brooch, a timely and generous act which$6#1$ evoked a fresh
12:255;0665['  ]| outburst of emotion:  and when the gallant young Oxonian (the bearer, by$4$
12:255;0666['  ]| the way, of one of the most timehonoured names in$4$ Albion's history) placed
12:255;0667['  ]| on$4$ the finger of his blushing \fianc=ee\ an expensive engagement ring with
12:255;0668['  ]| emeralds set in$4$ the form of a fourleaved shamrock the excitement knew no$2$
12:255;0669['  ]| bounds.  Nay, even the stern provostmarshal, lieutenantcolonel
12:255;0670['  ]| Tomkin-Maxwell ffrenchmullan Tomlinson, who$6#1$ presided on$4$ the sad
12:255;0671['  ]| occasion, he who$6#1$ had blown a considerable number of sepoys from the
12:255;0672['  ]| cannonmouth without flinching, could not now restrain his natural
12:255;0673['  ]| emotion.  With his mailed gauntlet he brushed away a furtive tear and was
12:255;0674['  ]| overheard, by$4$ those privileged burghers who$6#1$ happened to$9$ be in$4$ his
12:255;0675['  ]| immediate \entourage\, to$9$ murmur to$4$ himself in$4$ a faltering undertone:
12:255;0676[V  ]| ~~ God blimey if she aint a clinker, that$6#2$ there bleeding tart.  Blimey it makes
12:255;0677[V  ]| me kind of bleeding cry, straight, it does, when I sees her cause I thinks of
12:255;0678[V  ]| my old mashtub what is waiting for$4$ me down Limehouse way.
12:255;0679['+ ]| So$3$ then the citizen begins talking about the Irish language and the
12:255;0680['+ ]| corporation meeting and all to$4$ that$6#2$ and the shoneens that$6#1$ can not speak their
12:255;0681['+ ]| own language and Joe chipping in$5$ because he stuck someone for$4$ a quid and
12:255;0682['+ ]| Bloom putting in$5$ his old goo with his twopenny stump that$6#1$ he cadged off of
12:255;0683['+ ]| Joe and talking about the Gaelic league and the antitreating league and
12:255;0684['+ ]| drink, the curse of Ireland.  Antitreating is about the size of it.  Gob, he would let
12:255;0685['+ ]| you pour all manner of drink down his throat till the Lord would call him
12:255;0686['+ ]| before you would ever see the froth of his pint.  And one night I went in$5$ with a
12:255;0687['+ ]| fellow into one of their musical evenings, song and dance about she could
12:255;0688['+ ]| get up$5$ on$4$ a truss of hay she could my Maureen Lay and there was a fellow
12:255;0689['+ ]| with a Ballyhooly blue ribbon badge spiffing out of him in$4$ Irish and a lot of
12:255;0690['+ ]| colleen bawns going about with temperance beverages and selling medals
12:255;0691['+ ]| and oranges and lemonade and a few old dry buns, gob, flahoolagh
12:255;0692['+ ]| entertainment, do not be talking.  Ireland sober is Ireland free.  And then an
12:255;0693['+ ]| old fellow starts blowing into his bagpipes and all the gougers shuffling
12:255;0694['+ ]| their feet to$4$ the tune the old cow died of.  And one or two sky pilots having
12:255;0695['+ ]| an eye around that$3$ there was no$2$ goings on$5$ with the females, hitting below
12:255;0696['+ ]| the belt.
12:255;0697['+ ]| So$3$ howandever, as I was saying, the old dog seeing the tin was empty
12:255;0698['+ ]| starts mousing around by$4$ Joe and me.  I would train him by$4$ kindness, so$5#2$ I
12:255;0699['+ ]| would, if he was my dog.  Give him a rousing fine kick now and again where
12:255;0700['+ ]| it would not blind him.
12:255;0701[ZY ]| ~~ Afraid he will$1$ bite you?  
12:255;0701['+ ]| says the citizen, jeering.
12:255;0702[AA ]| ~~ No$7$, 
12:255;0702['+ ]| says I.  
12:255;0702[AA ]| But he might take my leg for$4$ a lamppost.
12:255;0703['+ ]| So$3$ he calls the old dog over.
12:255;0704[ZY ]| ~~ What is on$4$ you, Garry?  
12:255;0704['+ ]| says he.
12:255;0705['+ ]| Then he starts hauling and mauling and talking to$4$ him in$4$ Irish and
12:255;0706['+ ]| the old towser growling, letting on$5$ to$9$ answer, like$4$ a duet in$4$ the opera.  Such
12:255;0707['+ ]| growling you never heard as they let off between them.  Someone that$6#1$ has
12:255;0708['+ ]| nothing better to$9$ do ought to$9$ write a letter \pro bono publico\ to$4$ the papers
12:256;0709['+ ]| about the muzzling order for$4$ a dog the like$0$ of that$6#2$.  Growling and grousing
12:256;0710['+ ]| and his eye all bloodshot from the drouth is in$4$ it and the hydrophobia
12:256;0711['+ ]| dropping out of his jaws.
12:256;0712['  ]| All those who$6#1$ are interested in$4$ the spread of human culture among
12:256;0713['  ]| the lower animals (and their name is legion) should make a point of not
12:256;0714['  ]| missing the really marvellous exhibition of cynanthropy given by$4$ the
12:256;0715['  ]| famous old Irish red setter wolfdog formerly known by$4$ the \sobriquet\ of
12:256;0716['  ]| Garryowen and recently rechristened by$4$ his large circle of friends and
12:256;0717['  ]| acquaintances Owen*Garry.  The exhibition, which$6#1$ is the result of years of
12:256;0718['  ]| training by$4$ kindness and a carefully thoughtout dietary system, comprises,
12:256;0719['  ]| among other achievements, the recitation of verse.  Our greatest living
12:256;0720['  ]| phonetic expert (wild horses shall not drag it from us!) has left no$2$ stone
12:256;0721['  ]| unturned in$4$ his efforts to$9$ delucidate and compare the verse recited and has
12:256;0722['  ]| found it bears a \striking\ resemblance (the italics are ours) to$4$ the ranns of
12:256;0723['  ]| ancient Celtic bards.  We are not speaking so$5#1$ much of those delightful
12:256;0724['  ]| lovesongs with which$6#1$ the writer who$6#1$ conceals his identity under the
12:256;0725['  ]| graceful pseudonym of the Little*Sweet*Branch has familiarised the
12:256;0726['  ]| bookloving world but rather (as a contributor D%*O%*C%  points out in$4$ an
12:256;0727['  ]| interesting communication published by$4$ an evening contemporary) of the
12:256;0728['  ]| harsher and more personal note which$6#1$ is found in$4$ the satirical effusions of
12:256;0729['  ]| the famous Raftery and of Donal*MacConsidine to$9$ say nothing of a more
12:256;0730['  ]| modern lyrist at present very much in$4$ the public eye.  We subjoin a specimen
12:256;0731['  ]| which$6#1$ has been rendered into English by$4$ an eminent scholar whose name
12:256;0732['  ]| for$4$ the moment we are not at liberty to$9$ disclose though we believe that$3$ our
12:256;0733['  ]| readers will$1$ find the topical allusion rather more than an indication.  The
12:256;0734['  ]| metrical system of the canine original, which$6#1$ recalls the intricate alliterative
12:256;0735['  ]| and isosyllabic rules of the Welsh englyn, is infinitely more complicated but
12:256;0736['  ]| we believe our readers will$1$ agree that$3$ the spirit has been well caught.
12:256;0737['  ]| Perhaps it should be added that$6#2$ the effect is greatly increased if Owen's
12:256;0738['  ]| verse be spoken somewhat slowly and indistinctly in$4$ a tone suggestive of
12:256;0739['  ]| suppressed rancour.
12:256;0740[X  ]| \The curse of my curses\
12:256;0741[X  ]| \Seven days every day\
12:256;0742[X  ]| \And seven dry Thursdays\
12:256;0743[X  ]| \On$4$ you, Barney*Kiernan,\
12:256;0744[X  ]| \Has no$2$ sup of water\
12:256;0745[X  ]| \To$9$ cool my courage,\
12:256;0746[X  ]| \And my guts red roaring\
12:256;0747[X  ]| \After Lowry's lights.\
12:256;0748['+ ]| So$3$ he told Terry to$9$ bring some water for$4$ the dog and, gob, you could
12:256;0749['+ ]| hear him lapping it up$5$ a mile off.  And Joe asked him would he have
12:256;0750['+ ]| another.
12:256;0751[ZY ]| ~~ I will$1$, 
12:256;0751['+ ]| says he, 
12:256;0751[ZY ]| \a chara\, to$9$ show there is no$2$ ill feeling.
12:257;0752['+ ]| Gob, he is not as green as he is cabbagelooking.  Arsing around from
12:257;0753['+ ]| one pub to$4$ another, leaving it to$4$ your own honour, with old Giltrap's dog
12:257;0754['+ ]| and getting fed up$5$ by$4$ the ratepayers and corporators.  Entertainment for$4$
12:257;0755['+ ]| man and beast.  And says Joe:
12:257;0756[S  ]| ~~ Could you make a hole in$4$ another pint?
12:257;0757[AA ]| ~~ Could a swim duck?  
12:257;0757['+ ]| says I.
12:257;0758[S  ]| ~~ Same again, Terry, 
12:257;0758['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:257;0758[S  ]| Are you sure you will$1$ not have anything in$4$ the
12:257;0759[S  ]| way of liquid refreshment?  says he.
12:257;0760[C  ]| ~~ Thank you, no$7$, 
12:257;0760['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:257;0760[C  ]| As a matter of fact I just wanted to$9$ meet
12:257;0761[C  ]| Martin*Cunningham, do not you see, about this insurance of poor Dignam's.
12:257;0762[C  ]| Martin asked me to$9$ go to$4$ the house.  You see, he, Dignam, I mean, did not
12:257;0763[C  ]| serve any notice of the assignment on$4$ the company at the time and
12:257;0764[C  ]| nominally under the act the mortgagee can not recover on$4$ the policy.
12:257;0765[S  ]| ~~ Holy Wars, 
12:257;0765['+ ]| says Joe, laughing, 
12:257;0765[S  ]| that$6#2$ is a good one if old Shylock is landed.
12:257;0766[S  ]| So$3$ the wife comes out top dog, what?
12:257;0767[C  ]| ~~ Well, that$6#2$ is a point, 
12:257;0767['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:257;0767[C  ]| for$4$ the wife's admirers.
12:257;0768[S  ]| ~~ Whose admirers?  
12:257;0768['+ ]| says Joe.
12:257;0769[C  ]| ~~ The wife's advisers, I mean, 
12:257;0769['+ ]| says Bloom.
12:257;0770['+ ]| Then he starts all confused mucking it up$5$ about mortgagor under the
12:257;0771['+ ]| act like$4$ the lord*chancellor giving it out on$4$ the bench and for$4$ the benefit of
12:257;0772['+ ]| the wife and that$6#2$ a trust is created but on$4$ the other hand that$6#2$ Dignam owed
12:257;0773['+ ]| Bridgeman the money and if now the wife or the widow contested the
12:257;0774['+ ]| mortgagee's right till he near had the head of me addled with his mortgagor
12:257;0775['+ ]| under the act.  He was bloody safe he was not run in$4$ himself under the act
12:257;0776['+ ]| that$6#2$ time as a rogue and vagabond only he had a friend in$4$ court.  Selling
12:257;0777['+ ]| bazaar tickets or what do you call it royal Hungarian privileged lottery.
12:257;0778['+ ]| True as you are there.  O, commend me to$4$ an israelite!  Royal and privileged
12:257;0779['+ ]| Hungarian robbery.
12:257;0780['+ ]| So$3$ Bob*Doran comes lurching around asking Bloom to$9$ tell Mrs*Dignam 
12:257;0781['+ ]| he was sorry for$4$ her trouble and he was very sorry about the
12:257;0782['+ ]| funeral and to$9$ tell her that$3$ he said and everyone who$6#1$ knew him said that$3$
12:257;0783['+ ]| there was never a truer, a finer than poor little Willy that$6#1$ is dead to$9$ tell her.
12:257;0784['+ ]| Choking with bloody foolery.  And shaking Bloom's hand doing the tragic
12:257;0785['+ ]| to$9$ tell her that$6#2$.  Shake hands, brother.  You are a rogue and I am another.
12:257;0786[ZW ]| ~~ Let me, 
12:257;0786['+ ]| said he, 
12:257;0786[ZW ]| so$5#1$ far presume upon$4$ our acquaintance which$6#1$, however
12:257;0787[ZW ]| slight it may appear if judged by$4$ the standard of mere time, is founded, as I
12:257;0788[ZW ]| hope and believe, on$4$ a sentiment of mutual esteem as to$9$ request of you this
12:257;0789[ZW ]| favour.  But, should I have overstepped the limits of reserve let the sincerity
12:257;0790[ZW ]| of my feelings be the excuse for$4$ my boldness.
12:257;0791[C  ]| ~~ No$7$, 
12:257;0791['+ ]| rejoined the other, 
12:257;0791[C  ]| I appreciate to$4$ the full the motives which$6#1$ actuate
12:257;0792[C  ]| your conduct and I shall discharge the office you entrust to$4$ me consoled by$4$
12:257;0793[C  ]| the reflection that$3$, though the errand be one of sorrow, this proof of your
12:257;0794[C  ]| confidence sweetens in$4$ some measure the bitterness of the cup.
12:257;0795[ZW ]| ~~ Then suffer me to$9$ take your hand, 
12:257;0795['+ ]| said he.  
12:257;0795[ZW ]| The goodness of your heart, I
12:257;0796[ZW ]| feel sure, will$1$ dictate to$4$ you better than my inadequate words the
12:258;0797[ZW ]| expressions which$6#1$ are most suitable to$9$ convey an emotion whose
12:258;0798[ZW ]| poignancy, were I to$9$ give vent to$4$ my feelings, would deprive me even of
12:258;0799[ZW ]| speech.
12:258;0800['+ ]| And off with him and out trying to$9$ walk straight.  Boosed at five
12:258;0801['+ ]| o'clock.  Night he was near being lagged only Paddy*Leonard knew the
12:258;0802['+ ]| bobby, 14*A%  Blind to$4$ the world up$5$ in$4$ a shebeen in$4$ Bride*street after closing
12:258;0803['+ ]| time, fornicating with two shawls and a bully on$4$ guard, drinking porter out
12:258;0804['+ ]| of teacups.  And calling himself a Frenchy for$4$ the shawls, Joseph*Manuo,
12:258;0805['+ ]| and talking against the Catholic religion, and he serving mass in$4$ Adam*and*Eve's
12:258;0806['+ ]| when he was young with his eyes shut, who$6#1$ wrote the new testament,
12:258;0807['+ ]| and the old testament, and hugging and smugging.  And the two shawls
12:258;0808['+ ]| killed with the laughing, picking his pockets, the bloody fool and he spilling
12:258;0809['+ ]| the porter all over the bed and the two shawls screeching laughing at one
12:258;0810['+ ]| another.  \How is your testament?  Have you got an old testament?\ Only
12:258;0811['+ ]| Paddy was passing there, I tell you what.  Then see him of a Sunday with his
12:258;0812['+ ]| little concubine of a wife, and she wagging her tail up$4$ the aisle of the chapel
12:258;0813['+ ]| with her patent boots on$4$ her, no$2$ less, and her violets, nice as pie, doing the
12:258;0814['+ ]| little lady.  Jack*Mooney's sister.  And the old prostitute of a mother
12:258;0815['+ ]| procuring rooms to$4$ street couples.  Gob, Jack made him toe the line.  Told
12:258;0816['+ ]| him if he did not patch up$5$ the pot, Jesus, he would kick the shite out of him.
12:258;0817['+ ]| So$3$ Terry brought the three pints.
12:258;0818[S  ]| ~~ Here, 
12:258;0818['+ ]| says Joe, doing the honours.  
12:258;0818[S  ]| Here, citizen.
12:258;0819[ZY ]| ~~ \Slan leat\, 
12:258;0819['+ ]| says he.
12:258;0820[AA ]| ~~ Fortune, Joe, 
12:258;0820['+ ]| says I.  
12:258;0820[AA ]| Good health, citizen.
12:258;0821['+ ]| Gob, he had his mouth half way down the tumbler already.  Want a
12:258;0822['+ ]| small fortune to$9$ keep him in$4$ drinks.
12:258;0823[S  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ is the long fellow running for$4$ the mayoralty, Alf?  
12:258;0823['+ ]| says Joe.
12:258;0824[ZZ ]| ~~ Friend of yours, 
12:258;0824['+ ]| says Alf.
12:258;0825[S  ]| ~~ Nannan?  
12:258;0825['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:258;0825[S  ]| The mimber?
12:258;0826[ZZ ]| ~~ I will$1$ not mention any names, 
12:258;0826['+ ]| says Alf.
12:258;0827[S  ]| ~~ I thought so$5#2$, 
12:258;0827['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:258;0827[S  ]| I saw him up$5$ at that$6#2$ meeting now with William*Field, 
12:258;0828[S  ]| M%*P%, the cattle traders.
12:258;0829[ZY ]| ~~ Hairy*Iopas, 
12:258;0829['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:258;0829[ZY ]| that$6#2$ exploded volcano, the darling of all
12:258;0830[ZY ]| countries and the idol of his own.
12:258;0831['+ ]| So$3$ Joe starts telling the citizen about the foot and mouth disease and
12:258;0832['+ ]| the cattle traders and taking action in$4$ the matter and the citizen sending
12:258;0833['+ ]| them all to$4$ the rightabout and Bloom coming out with his sheepdip for$4$ the
12:258;0834['+ ]| scab and a hoose drench for$4$ coughing calves and the guaranteed remedy
12:258;0835['+ ]| for$4$ timber tongue.  Because he was up$5$ one time in$4$ a knacker's yard.
12:258;0836['+ ]| Walking about with his book and pencil here is my head and my heels are
12:258;0837['+ ]| coming till Joe*Cuffe gave him the order of the boot for$4$ giving lip to$4$ a
12:258;0838['+ ]| grazier.  Mister Knowall.  Teach your grandmother how to$9$ milk ducks.
12:258;0839['+ ]| Pisser Burke was telling me in$4$ the hotel the wife used to$9$ be in$4$ rivers of tears
12:258;0840['+ ]| some times with Mrs*O'Dowd crying her eyes out with her eight inches of
12:258;0841['+ ]| fat all over her.  Could not loosen her farting strings but old cod's eye was
12:259;0842['+ ]| waltzing around her showing her how to$9$ do it.  What is your programme
12:259;0843['+ ]| today?  Ay.  Humane methods.  Because the poor animals suffer and experts
12:259;0844['+ ]| say and the best known remedy that$6#1$ does not cause pain to$4$ the animal and
12:259;0845['+ ]| on$4$ the sore spot administer gently.  Gob, he would have a soft hand under a hen.
12:259;0846['  ]| Ga Ga Gara.  Klook Klook Klook.  Black Liz is our hen.  She lays eggs
12:259;0847['  ]| for$4$ us.  When she lays her egg she is so$5#1$ glad.  Gara.  Klook Klook Klook.
12:259;0848['  ]| Then comes good uncle Leo.  He puts his hand under black*Liz and takes
12:259;0849['  ]| her fresh egg.  Ga ga ga ga Gara.  Klook Klook Klook.
12:259;0850[S  ]| ~~ Anyhow, 
12:259;0850['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:259;0850[S  ]| Field and Nannetti are going over tonight to$4$ London
12:259;0851[S  ]| to$9$ ask about it on$4$ the floor of the house*of*commons.
12:259;0852[C  ]| ~~ Are you sure, 
12:259;0852['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:259;0852[C  ]| the councillor is going?  I wanted to$9$ see him, as
12:259;0853[C  ]| it happens.
12:259;0854[S  ]| ~~ Well, he is going off by$4$ the mailboat, 
12:259;0854['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:259;0854[S  ]| tonight.
12:259;0855[C  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is too bad, 
12:259;0855['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:259;0855[C  ]| I wanted particularly.  Perhaps only Mr*Field
12:259;0856[C  ]| is going.  I could not phone.  No$7$.  You are sure?
12:259;0857[S  ]| ~~ Nannan is going too, 
12:259;0857['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:259;0857[S  ]| The league told him to$9$ ask a question
12:259;0858[S  ]| tomorrow about the commissioner of police forbidding Irish games in$4$ the
12:259;0859[S  ]| park.  What do you think of that$6#2$, citizen?  The \Sluagh*na*h-Eireann\.
12:259;0860[XX ]| Mr*Cowe*Conacre (Multifarnham.  Nat.):  Arising out of the question of my
12:259;0861[XX ]| honourable friend, the member for$4$ Shillelagh, may I ask the right
12:259;0862[XX ]| honourable gentleman whether the government has issued orders that$3$ these
12:259;0863[XX ]| animals shall be slaughtered though no$2$ medical evidence is forthcoming as
12:259;0864[XX ]| to$4$ their pathological condition?
12:259;0865[XX ]| Mr*Allfours (Tamoshant.  Con.):  Honourable members are already in$4$
12:259;0866[XX ]| possession of the evidence produced before a committee of the whole house.
12:259;0867[XX ]| I feel I can not usefully add anything to$4$ that$6#2$.  The answer to$4$ the honourable
12:259;0868[XX ]| member's question is in$4$ the affirmative.
12:259;0869[XX ]| Mr*Orelli*O'Reilly (Montenotte.  Nat.):  Have similar orders been issued for$4$
12:259;0870[XX ]| the slaughter of human animals who$6#1$ dare to$9$ play Irish games in$4$ the
12:259;0871[XX ]| Phoenix*park?
12:259;0872[XX ]| Mr*Allfours:  The answer is in$4$ the negative.
12:259;0873[XX ]| Mr*Cowe*Conacre:  Has the right honourable gentleman's famous
12:259;0874[XX ]| Mitchelstown telegram inspired the policy of gentlemen on$4$ the Treasury
12:259;0875[XX ]| bench?  (O!  O!)
12:259;0876[XX ]| Mr*Allfours:  I must have notice of that$6#2$ question.
12:259;0877[XX ]| Mr*Staylewit (Buncombe.  Ind.):  Do not hesitate to$9$ shoot.  (Ironical
12:259;0878[XX ]| opposition cheers.)
12:259;0879[XX ]| The speaker:  Order!  Order!  (The house rises.  Cheers.)
12:259;0880[S  ]| ~~ There is the man,
12:259;0880['+ ]| says Joe,
12:259;0880[S  ]| that$6#1$ made the Gaelic sports revival.  There he is
12:259;0881[S  ]| sitting there.  The man that$6#1$ got away James*Stephens.  The champion of all
12:259;0882[S  ]| Ireland at putting the sixteen pound shot.  What was your best throw,
12:259;0883[S  ]| citizen?
12:259;0884[ZY ]| ~~ \Na bacleis\,
12:259;0884['+ ]| says the citizen, letting on$5$ to$9$ be modest. 
12:259;0884[ZY ]| There was a time I
12:259;0885[ZY ]| was as good as the next fellow anyhow.
12:259;0886[S  ]| ~~ Put it there, citizen,
12:259;0886['+ ]| says Joe. 
12:259;0886[S  ]| You were and a bloody sight better.
12:260;0887[ZZ ]| ~~ Is that$6#2$ really a fact?  says Alf.
12:260;0888[C  ]| ~~ Yes,
12:260;0888['+ ]| says Bloom. 
12:260;0888[C  ]| That$6#2$ is well known.  Did you not know that$6#2$?
12:260;0889['+ ]| So$3$ off they started about Irish sports and shoneen games the like$0$ of
12:260;0890['+ ]| lawn tennis and about hurley and putting the stone and racy of the soil and
12:260;0891['+ ]| building up$5$ a nation once again and all to$4$ that$6#2$.  And of course Bloom had to$9$
12:260;0892['+ ]| have his say too about if a fellow had a rower's heart violent exercise was
12:260;0893['+ ]| bad.  I declare to$4$ my antimacassar if you took up$5$ a straw from the bloody
12:260;0894['+ ]| floor and if you said to$4$ Bloom:  \Look at, Bloom.  Do you see that$6#2$ straw?\
12:260;0895['+ ]| \That$6#2$ is a straw.\ Declare to$4$ my aunt he would talk about it for$4$ an hour so$3$ he
12:260;0896['+ ]| would and talk steady.
12:260;0897['  ]| A most interesting discussion took place in$4$ the ancient hall of \Brian*O'Ciarnain's\ 
12:260;0898['  ]| in$4$ \Sraid na Bretaine Bheag\, under the auspices of \Sluagh*na*h-Eireann\, 
12:260;0899['  ]| on$4$ the revival of ancient Gaelic sports and the importance of
12:260;0900['  ]| physical culture, as understood in$4$ ancient Greece and ancient Rome and
12:260;0901['  ]| ancient Ireland, for$4$ the development of the race.  The venerable president of
12:260;0902['  ]| the noble order was in$4$ the chair and the attendance was of large
12:260;0903['  ]| dimensions.  After an instructive discourse by$4$ the chairman, a magnificent
12:260;0904['  ]| oration eloquently and forcibly expressed, a most interesting and instructive
12:260;0905['  ]| discussion of the usual high standard of excellence ensued as to$4$ the
12:260;0906['  ]| desirability of the revivability of the ancient games and sports of our ancient
12:260;0907['  ]| Panceltic forefathers.  The wellknown and highly respected worker in$4$ the
12:260;0908['  ]| cause of our old tongue, Mr*Joseph*M^'Carthy*Hynes, made an eloquent
12:260;0909['  ]| appeal for$4$ the resuscitation of the ancient Gaelic sports and pastimes,
12:260;0910['  ]| practised morning and evening by$4$ Finn*MacCool, as calculated to$9$ revive the
12:260;0911['  ]| best traditions of manly strength and prowess handed down to$4$ us from
12:260;0912['  ]| ancient ages.  L%*Bloom, who$6#1$ met with a mixed reception of applause and
12:260;0913['  ]| hisses, having espoused the negative the vocalist chairman brought the
12:260;0914['  ]| discussion to$4$ a close, in$4$ response to$4$ repeated requests and hearty plaudits
12:260;0915['  ]| from all parts of a bumper house, by$4$ a remarkably noteworthy rendering of
12:260;0916['  ]| the immortal Thomas*Osborne*Davis' evergreen verses (happily too
12:260;0917['  ]| familiar to$9$ need recalling here) \A*Nation*Once*Again\ in$4$ the execution of
12:260;0918['  ]| which$6#1$ the veteran patriot champion may be said without fear of
12:260;0919['  ]| contradiction to$9$ have fairly excelled himself.  The Irish Caruso-Garibaldi
12:260;0920['  ]| was in$4$ superlative form and his stentorian notes were heard to$4$ the greatest
12:260;0921['  ]| advantage in$4$ the timehonoured anthem sung as only our citizen can sing it.
12:260;0922['  ]| His superb highclass vocalism, which$6#1$ by$4$ its superquality greatly enhanced
12:260;0923['  ]| his already international reputation, was vociferously applauded by$4$ the
12:260;0924['  ]| large audience among which$6#1$ were to$9$ be noticed many prominent members
12:260;0925['  ]| of the clergy as well as representatives of the press and the bar and the other
12:260;0926['  ]| learned professions.  The proceedings then terminated.
12:260;0927['  ]| Amongst the clergy present were the very*rev%*William*Delany, S%*J%,
12:260;0928['  ]| L%*L%*D%; the rt*rev%*Gerald*Molloy, D%*D%; the rev%*P%*J%*Kavanagh,
12:260;0929['  ]| C%*S%*Sp%; the rev%*T%*Waters, C%*C%; the rev%*John*M%*Ivers, P%*P%;
12:260;0930['  ]| the rev%*P%*J%*Cleary, O%*S%*F%; the rev%*L%*J%*Hickey, O%*P%; the very*rev%*Fr%*Nicholas, 
12:260;0931['  ]| O%*S%*F%*C%; the very*rev%*B%*Gorman, O%*D%*C%; the rev%*T%*Maher, 
12:261;0932['  ]| S%*J%; the very*rev%*James*Murphy, S%*J%; the rev%*John*Lavery,
12:261;0933['  ]| V%*F%; the very*rev%*William*Doherty, D%*D%; the rev%*Peter*Fagan, O%*M%;
12:261;0934['  ]| the rev%*T%*Brangan, O%*S%*A%; the rev%*J%*Flavin, C%*C%; the rev%*M%*A%*Hackett, 
12:261;0935['  ]| C%*C%; the rev%*W%*Hurley, C%*C%; the rt*rev%*Mgr*M^'Manus,
12:261;0936['  ]| V%*G%; the rev%*B%*R%*Slattery, O%*M%*I%; the very*rev%*M%*D%*Scally, P%*P%; the
12:261;0937['  ]| rev%*F%*T%*Purcell, O%*P%; the very*rev%*Timothy*canon*Gorman, P%*P%; the
12:261;0938['  ]| rev%*J%*Flanagan, C%*C%  The laity included P%*Fay, T%*Quirke, etc%, etc%
12:261;0939[ZZ ]| ~~ Talking about violent exercise, 
12:261;0939['+ ]| says Alf, 
12:261;0939[ZZ ]| were you at that$6#2$ Keogh-Bennett
12:261;0940[ZZ ]| match?
12:261;0941[S  ]| ~~ No$7$, 
12:261;0941['+ ]| says Joe.
12:261;0942[ZZ ]| ~~ I heard So*and*So made a cool hundred quid over it, 
12:261;0942['+ ]| says Alf.
12:261;0943[S  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$?  Blazes?  
12:261;0943['+ ]| says Joe.
12:261;0944['+ ]| And says Bloom:
12:261;0945[C  ]| ~~ What I meant about tennis, for$4$ example, is the agility and training the
12:261;0946[C  ]| eye.
12:261;0947[ZZ ]| ~~ Ay, Blazes, 
12:261;0947['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:261;0947[ZZ ]| He let out that$3$ Myler was on$4$ the beer to$9$ run up$5$ the
12:261;0948[ZZ ]| odds and he swatting all the time.
12:261;0949[ZY ]| ~~ We know him, 
12:261;0949['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:261;0949[ZY ]| The traitor's son.  We know what put
12:261;0950[ZY ]| English gold in$4$ his pocket.
12:261;0951[S  ]| ~~ True for$4$ you, 
12:261;0951['+ ]| says Joe.
12:261;0952['+ ]| And Bloom cuts in$5$ again about lawn tennis and the circulation of the
12:261;0953['+ ]| blood, asking Alf:
12:261;0954[C  ]| ~~ Now, do not you think, Bergan?
12:261;0955[ZZ ]| ~~ Myler dusted the floor with him, 
12:261;0955['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:261;0955[ZZ ]| Heenan and Sayers was only a
12:261;0956[ZZ ]| bloody fool to$4$ it.  Handed him the father and mother of a beating.  See the
12:261;0957[ZZ ]| little kipper not up$5$ to$4$ his navel and the big fellow swiping.  God, he gave him
12:261;0958[ZZ ]| one last puck in$4$ the wind, Queensberry rules and all, made him puke what
12:261;0959[ZZ ]| he never ate.
12:261;0960['  ]| It was a historic and a hefty battle when Myler and Percy were
12:261;0961['  ]| scheduled to$9$ don the gloves for$4$ the purse of fifty sovereigns.  Handicapped
12:261;0962['  ]| as he was by$4$ lack of poundage, Dublin's pet lamb made up$5$ for$4$ it by$4$
12:261;0963['  ]| superlative skill in$4$ ringcraft.  The final bout of fireworks was a gruelling for$4$
12:261;0964['  ]| both champions.  The welterweight sergeantmajor had tapped some lively
12:261;0965['  ]| claret in$4$ the previous mixup during which$6#1$ Keogh had been receivergeneral
12:261;0966['  ]| of rights and lefts, the artilleryman putting in$5$ some neat work on$4$ the pet's
12:261;0967['  ]| nose, and Myler came on$5$ looking groggy.  The soldier got to$4$ business,
12:261;0968['  ]| leading off with a powerful left jab to$4$ which$6#1$ the Irish gladiator retaliated by$4$
12:261;0969['  ]| shooting out a stiff one flush to$4$ the point of Bennett's jaw.  The redcoat
12:261;0970['  ]| ducked but the Dubliner lifted him with a left hook, the body punch being a
12:261;0971['  ]| fine one.  The men came to$4$ handigrips.  Myler quickly became busy and got
12:261;0972['  ]| his man under, the bout ending with the bulkier man on$4$ the ropes, Myler
12:261;0973['  ]| punishing him.  The Englishman, whose right eye was nearly closed, took
12:261;0974['  ]| his corner where he was liberally drenched with water and when the bell
12:261;0975['  ]| went came on$5$ gamey and brimful of pluck, confident of knocking out the
12:261;0976['  ]| fistic Eblanite in$4$ jigtime.  It was a fight to$4$ a finish and the best man for$4$ it.
12:262;0977['  ]| The two fought like$4$ tigers and excitement ran fever high.  The referee twice
12:262;0978['  ]| cautioned Pucking*Percy for$4$ holding but the pet was tricky and his
12:262;0979['  ]| footwork a treat to$9$ watch.  After a brisk exchange of courtesies during
12:262;0980['  ]| which$6#1$ a smart upper cut of the military man brought blood freely from his
12:262;0981['  ]| opponent's mouth the lamb suddenly waded in$5$ all over his man and landed
12:262;0982['  ]| a terrific left to$4$ Battling*Bennett's stomach, flooring him flat.  It was a
12:262;0983['  ]| knockout clean and clever.  Amid tense expectation the Portobello bruiser
12:262;0984['  ]| was being counted out when Bennett's second Ole Pfotts*Wettstein threw in$5$
12:262;0985['  ]| the towel and the Santry boy was declared victor to$4$ the frenzied cheers of
12:262;0986['  ]| the public who$6#1$ broke through the ringropes and fairly mobbed him with
12:262;0987['  ]| delight.
12:262;0988[ZZ ]| ~~ He knows which$6#1$ side his bread is buttered, 
12:262;0988['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:262;0988[ZZ ]| I hear he is running a
12:262;0989[ZZ ]| concert tour now up$5$ in$4$ the north.
12:262;0990[S  ]| ~~ He is, 
12:262;0990['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:262;0990[S  ]| Is not he?
12:262;0991[C  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$?  
12:262;0991['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:262;0991[C  ]| Ah, yes.  That$6#2$ is quite true.  Yes, a kind of summer tour,
12:262;0992[C  ]| you see.  Just a holiday.
12:262;0993[S  ]| ~~ Mrs*B%  is the bright particular star, is not she?  
12:262;0993['+ ]| says Joe.
12:262;0994[C  ]| ~~ My wife?  
12:262;0994['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:262;0994[C  ]| She is singing, yes.  I think it will$1$ be a success too.
12:262;0995[C  ]| He is an excellent man to$9$ organise.  Excellent.
12:262;0996['+ ]| Hoho begob says I to$4$ myself says I.  That$6#2$ explains the milk in$4$ the
12:262;0997['+ ]| cocoanut and absence of hair on$4$ the animal's chest.  Blazes doing the tootle
12:262;0998['+ ]| on$4$ the flute.  Concert tour.  Dirty*Dan the dodger's son off Island*bridge that$6#1$
12:262;0999['+ ]| sold the same horses twice over to$4$ the government to$9$ fight the Boers.  Old
12:262;1000['+ ]| Whatwhat.  I called about the poor and water rate, Mr*Boylan.  You what?
12:262;1001['+ ]| The water rate, Mr*Boylan.  You whatwhat?  That$6#2$ is the bucko that$6#1$ will$1$
12:262;1002['+ ]| organise her, take my tip.  'Twixt me and you Caddareesh.
12:262;1003['  ]| Pride*of*Calpe's rocky mount, the ravenhaired daughter of Tweedy.
12:262;1004['  ]| There grew she to$4$ peerless beauty where loquat and almond scent the air.
12:262;1005['  ]| The gardens of Alameda knew her step:  the garths of olives knew and
12:262;1006['  ]| bowed.  The chaste spouse of Leopold is she:  Marion of the bountiful
12:262;1007['  ]| bosoms.
12:262;1008['  ]| And lo, there entered one of the clan of the O'Molloy's, a comely hero
12:262;1009['  ]| of white face yet withal somewhat ruddy, his majesty's counsel learned in$4$
12:262;1010['  ]| the law, and with him the prince and heir of the noble line of Lambert.
12:262;1011[X  ]| ~~ Hello, Ned.
12:262;1012[X  ]| ~~ Hello, Alf.
12:262;1013[X  ]| ~~ Hello, Jack.
12:262;1014[X  ]| ~~ Hello, Joe.
12:262;1015[ZY ]| ~~ God save you, 
12:262;1015['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:262;1016[T  ]| ~~ Save you kindly, 
12:262;1016['+ ]| says J%*J%  
12:262;1016[T  ]| What will$1$ it be, Ned?
12:262;1017[L  ]| ~~ Half one, 
12:262;1017['+ ]| says Ned.
12:262;1018['+ ]| So$3$ J%*J%  ordered the drinks.
12:262;1019[S  ]| ~~ Were you round at the court?  
12:262;1019['+ ]| says Joe.
12:262;1020[T  ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:262;1020['+ ]| says J%*J%  
12:262;1020[T  ]| He will$1$ square that$6#2$, Ned, 
12:262;1020['+ ]| says he.
12:262;1021[L  ]| ~~ Hope so$5#2$, 
12:262;1021['+ ]| says Ned.
12:263;1022['+ ]| Now what were those two at?  J%*J%  getting him off the grand jury list
12:263;1023['+ ]| and the other give him a leg over the stile.  With his name in$4$ Stubbs's.
12:263;1024['+ ]| Playing cards, hobnobbing with flash toffs with a swank glass in$4$ their eye,
12:263;1025['+ ]| adrinking fizz and he half smothered in$4$ writs and garnishee orders.
12:263;1026['+ ]| Pawning his gold watch in$4$ Cummins of Francis*street where no-one would
12:263;1027['+ ]| know him in$4$ the private office when I was there with Pisser releasing his
12:263;1028['+ ]| boots out of the pop.  What is your name, sir?  Dunne, says he.  Ay, and done
12:263;1029['+ ]| says I.  Gob, he will$1$ come home by$4$ weeping cross one of those days, I am
12:263;1030['+ ]| thinking.
12:263;1031[ZZ ]| ~~ Did you see that$6#2$ bloody lunatic Breen round there?  
12:263;1031['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:263;1031[ZZ ]| U%*p:  up$5$.
12:263;1032[T  ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:263;1032['+ ]| says J%*J%  
12:263;1032[T  ]| Looking for$4$ a private detective.
12:263;1033[L  ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:263;1033['+ ]| says Ned.  
12:263;1033[L  ]| And he wanted right go wrong to$9$ address the court only
12:263;1034[L  ]| Corny*Kelleher got round him telling him to$9$ get the handwriting examined
12:263;1035[L  ]| first.
12:263;1036[ZZ ]| ~~ Ten thousand pounds, 
12:263;1036['+ ]| says Alf, laughing.  
12:263;1036[ZZ ]| God, I would give anything to$9$ hear
12:263;1037[ZZ ]| him before a judge and jury.
12:263;1038[S  ]| ~~ Was it you did it, Alf?  
12:263;1038['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:263;1038[S  ]| The truth, the whole truth and nothing
12:263;1039[S  ]| but the truth, so$5#2$ help you Jimmy*Johnson.
12:263;1040[ZZ ]| ~~ Me?  
12:263;1040['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:263;1040[ZZ ]| Do not cast your nasturtiums on$4$ my character.
12:263;1041[S  ]| ~~ Whatever statement you make, 
12:263;1041['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:263;1041[S  ]| will$1$ be taken down in$4$ evidence
12:263;1042[S  ]| against you.
12:263;1043[T  ]| ~~ Of course an action would lie, 
12:263;1043['+ ]| says J%*J%  
12:263;1043[T  ]| It implies that$3$ he is not \compos\
12:263;1044[T  ]| \mentis\.  U%*p:  up$5$.
12:263;1045[ZZ ]| ~~ \Compos\ your eye!  
12:263;1045['+ ]| says Alf, laughing.  
12:263;1045[ZZ ]| Do you know that$3$ he is balmy?
12:263;1046[ZZ ]| Look at his head.  Do you know that$3$ some mornings he has to$9$ get his hat on$5$
12:263;1047[ZZ ]| with a shoehorn.
12:263;1048[T  ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:263;1048['+ ]| says J%*J%, 
12:263;1048[T  ]| but the truth of a libel is no$2$ defence to$4$ an indictment for$4$
12:263;1049[T  ]| publishing it in$4$ the eyes of the law.
12:263;1050[S  ]| ~~ Ha ha, Alf, 
12:263;1050['+ ]| says Joe.
12:263;1051[C  ]| ~~ Still, 
12:263;1051['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:263;1051[C  ]| on$4$ account of the poor woman, I mean his wife.
12:263;1052[ZY ]| ~~ Pity about her, 
12:263;1052['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:263;1052[ZY ]| Or any other woman marries a half and
12:263;1053[ZY ]| half.
12:263;1054[C  ]| ~~ How half and half?  
12:263;1054['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:263;1054[C  ]| Do you mean he ~
12:263;1055[ZY ]| ~~ Half and half I mean, 
12:263;1055['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:263;1055[ZY ]| A fellow that$6#1$ is neither fish nor
12:263;1056[ZY ]| flesh.
12:263;1057[S  ]| ~~ Nor good red herring, 
12:263;1057['+ ]| says Joe.
12:263;1058[ZY ]| ~~ That$6#2$ what is I mean, 
12:263;1058['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:263;1058[ZY ]| A pishogue, if you know what that$6#2$
12:263;1059[ZY ]| is.
12:263;1060['+ ]| Begob I saw there was trouble coming.  And Bloom explaining he
12:263;1061['+ ]| meant on$4$ account of it being cruel for$4$ the wife having to$9$ go round after the
12:263;1062['+ ]| old stuttering fool.  Cruelty to$4$ animals so$5#2$ it is to$9$ let that$6#2$ bloody
12:263;1063['+ ]| povertystricken Breen out on$4$ grass with his beard out tripping him,
12:263;1064['+ ]| bringing down the rain.  And she with her nose cockahoop after she married
12:263;1065['+ ]| him because a cousin of his old fellow's was pewopener to$4$ the pope.  Picture
12:263;1066['+ ]| of him on$4$ the wall with his Smashall*Sweeney's moustaches, the signior*Brini 
12:264;1067['+ ]| from Summerhill, the eyetallyano, papal Zouave to$4$ the Holy*Father,
12:264;1068['+ ]| has left the quay and gone to$4$ Moss*street.  And who$6#2$ was he, tell us?  A
12:264;1069['+ ]| nobody, two pair back and passages, at seven shillings a week, and he
12:264;1070['+ ]| covered with all kinds of breastplates bidding defiance to$4$ the world.
12:264;1071[T  ]| ~~ And moreover, 
12:264;1071['+ ]| says J%*J%, 
12:264;1071[T  ]| a postcard is publication.  It was held to$9$ be
12:264;1072[T  ]| sufficient evidence of malice in$4$ the testcase Sadgrove v%  Hole.  In$4$ my opinion
12:264;1073[T  ]| an action might lie.
12:264;1074[X  ]| Six and eightpence, please.  Who$6#2$ wants your opinion?  Let us drink
12:264;1075[X  ]| our pints in$4$ peace.  Gob, we will$1$ not be let even do that$6#2$ much itself.
12:264;1076[L  ]| ~~ Well, good health, Jack, 
12:264;1076['+ ]| says Ned.
12:264;1077[T  ]| ~~ Good health, Ned, 
12:264;1077['+ ]| says J%*J%
12:264;1078[S  ]| ~~ There he is again, 
12:264;1078['+ ]| says Joe.
12:264;1079[ZZ ]| ~~ Where?  
12:264;1079['+ ]| says Alf.
12:264;1080['+ ]| And begob there he was passing the door with his books under his
12:264;1081['+ ]| oxter and the wife beside him and Corny*Kelleher with his wall eye looking
12:264;1082['+ ]| in$5$ as they went past, talking to$4$ him like$4$ a father, trying to$9$ sell him a
12:264;1083['+ ]| secondhand coffin.
12:264;1084[S  ]| ~~ How did that$6#2$ Canada swindle case go off?  
12:264;1084['+ ]| says Joe.
12:264;1085[T  ]| ~~ Remanded, 
12:264;1085['+ ]| says J%*J%
12:264;1086['+ ]| One of the bottlenosed fraternity it was went by$4$ the name of James*Wought 
12:264;1087['+ ]| alias Saphiro alias Spark and Spiro, put an ad in$4$ the papers saying
12:264;1088['+ ]| he would give a passage to$4$ Canada for$4$ twenty bob.  What?  Do you see any green
12:264;1089['+ ]| in$4$ the white of my eye?  Course it was a bloody barney.  What?  Swindled
12:264;1090['+ ]| them all, skivvies and badhachs from the county*Meath, ay, and his own
12:264;1091['+ ]| kidney too.  J%*J%  was telling us there was an ancient Hebrew Zaretsky or
12:264;1092['+ ]| something weeping in$4$ the witnessbox with his hat on$4$ him, swearing by$4$ the
12:264;1093['+ ]| holy Moses he was stuck for$4$ two quid.
12:264;1094[S  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ tried the case?  
12:264;1094['+ ]| says Joe.
12:264;1095[L  ]| ~~ Recorder, 
12:264;1095['+ ]| says Ned.
12:264;1096[ZZ ]| ~~ Poor old sir*Frederick, 
12:264;1096['+ ]| says Alf, 
12:264;1096[ZZ ]| you can cod him up$5$ to$4$ the two eyes.
12:264;1097[L  ]| ~~ Heart as big as a lion, 
12:264;1097['+ ]| says Ned.  
12:264;1097[L  ]| Tell him a tale of woe about arrears of
12:264;1098[L  ]| rent and a sick wife and a squad of kids and, faith, he will$1$ dissolve in$4$ tears on$4$
12:264;1099[L  ]| the bench.
12:264;1100[ZZ ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:264;1100['+ ]| says Alf.  
12:264;1100[ZZ ]| Reuben*J was bloody lucky he did not clap him in$4$ the dock
12:264;1101[ZZ ]| the other day for$4$ suing poor little Gumley that$6#1$ is minding stones, for$4$ the
12:264;1102[ZZ ]| corporation there near Butt*bridge.
12:264;1103['+ ]| And he starts taking off the old recorder letting on$5$ to$9$ cry:
12:264;1104[X  ]| ~~ A most scandalous thing!  This poor hardworking man!  How many
12:264;1105[X  ]| children?  Ten, did you say?
12:264;1106[X  ]| ~~ Yes, your worship.  And my wife has the typhoid.
12:264;1107[X  ]| ~~ And the wife with typhoid fever!  Scandalous!  Leave the court
12:264;1108[X  ]| immediately, sir.  No$7$, sir, I will$1$ make no$2$ order for$4$ payment.  How dare you,
12:264;1109[X  ]| sir, come up$5$ before me and ask me to$9$ make an order!  A poor hardworking
12:264;1110[X  ]| industrious man!  I dismiss the case.
12:265;1111['  ]| And whereas on$4$ the sixteenth day of the month of the oxeyed goddess
12:265;1112['  ]| and in$4$ the third week after the feastday of the Holy*and*Undivided*Trinity,
12:265;1113['  ]| the daughter of the skies, the virgin moon being then in$4$ her first quarter, it
12:265;1114['  ]| came to$9$ pass that$3$ those learned judges repaired them to$4$ the halls of law.
12:265;1115['  ]| There master*Courtenay, sitting in$4$ his own chamber, gave his rede and
12:265;1116['  ]| master Justice*Andrews, sitting without a jury in$4$ the probate court, weighed
12:265;1117['  ]| well and pondered the claim of the first chargeant upon$4$ the property in$4$ the
12:265;1118['  ]| matter of the will$0$ propounded and final testamentary disposition \7in 7re\ the
12:265;1119['  ]| real and personal estate of the late lamented Jacob*Halliday, vintner,
12:265;1120['  ]| deceased, versus Livingstone, an infant, of unsound mind, and another.  And
12:265;1121['  ]| to$4$ the solemn court of Green*street there came sir*Frederick*the*Falconer.
12:265;1122['  ]| And he sat him there about the hour of five o'clock to$9$ administer the law of
12:265;1123['  ]| the brehons at the commission for$4$ all that$6#2$ and those parts to$9$ be holden in$4$
12:265;1124['  ]| and for$4$ the county of the city of Dublin.  And there sat with him the high
12:265;1125['  ]| sinhedrim of the twelve tribes of Iar, for$4$ every tribe one man, of the tribe of
12:265;1126['  ]| Patrick and of the tribe of Hugh and of the tribe of Owen and of the tribe
12:265;1127['  ]| of Conn and of the tribe of Oscar and of the tribe of Fergus and of the tribe
12:265;1128['  ]| of Finn and of the tribe of Dermot and of the tribe of Cormac and of the
12:265;1129['  ]| tribe of Kevin and of the tribe of Caolte and of the tribe of Ossian, there
12:265;1130['  ]| being in$4$ all twelve good men and true.  And he conjured them by$4$ Him who$6#1$
12:265;1131['  ]| died on$4$ rood that$6#1$ they should well and truly try and true deliverance make
12:265;1132['  ]| in$4$ the issue joined between their sovereign lord the king and the prisoner at
12:265;1133['  ]| the bar and true verdict give according to$4$ the evidence so$5#1$ help them God
12:265;1134['  ]| and kiss the book.  And they rose in$4$ their seats, those twelve of Iar, and they
12:265;1135['  ]| swore by$4$ the name of Him Who$6#1$ is from everlasting that$3$ they would do His
12:265;1136['  ]| rightwiseness.  And straightway the minions of the law led forth from their
12:265;1137['  ]| donjon keep one whom the sleuthhounds of justice had apprehended in$4$
12:265;1138['  ]| consequence of information received.  And they shackled him hand and foot
12:265;1139['  ]| and would take of him ne bail ne mainprise but preferred a charge against
12:265;1140['  ]| him for$3$ he was a malefactor.
12:265;1141[ZY ]| ~~ Those are nice things, 
12:265;1141['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:265;1141[ZY ]| coming over here to$4$ Ireland filling
12:265;1142[ZY ]| the country with bugs.
12:265;1143['+ ]| So$3$ Bloom lets on$5$ he heard nothing and he starts talking with Joe,
12:265;1144['+ ]| telling him he need not trouble about that$6#2$ little matter till the first but if he
12:265;1145['+ ]| would just say a word to$4$ Mr*Crawford.  And so$3$ Joe swore high and holy by$4$
12:265;1146['+ ]| this and by$4$ that$6#2$ he would do the devil and all.
12:265;1147[C  ]| ~~ Because, you see, 
12:265;1147['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:265;1147[C  ]| for$4$ an advertisement you must have
12:265;1148[C  ]| repetition.  That$6#2$ is the whole secret.
12:265;1149[S  ]| ~~ Rely on$4$ me, 
12:265;1149['+ ]| says Joe.
12:265;1150[ZY ]| ~~ Swindling the peasants, 
12:265;1150['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:265;1150[ZY ]| and the poor of Ireland.  We want
12:265;1151[ZY ]| no$2$ more strangers in$4$ our house.
12:265;1152[C  ]| ~~ O, I am sure that$6#2$ will$1$ be all right, Hynes, 
12:265;1152['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:265;1152[C  ]| It is just that$3$ Keyes,
12:265;1153[C  ]| you see.
12:265;1154[S  ]| ~~ Consider that$6#2$ done, 
12:265;1154['+ ]| says Joe.
12:266;1155[C  ]| ~~ Very kind of you, 
12:266;1155['+ ]| says Bloom.
12:266;1156[ZY ]| ~~ The strangers, 
12:266;1156['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:266;1156[ZY ]| Our own fault.  We let them come in$5$.  We
12:266;1157[ZY ]| brought them in$5$.  The adulteress and her paramour brought the Saxon
12:266;1158[ZY ]| robbers here.
12:266;1159[T  ]| ~~ Decree \nisi\, 
12:266;1159['+ ]| says J%*J%
12:266;1160['+ ]| And Bloom letting on$5$ to$9$ be awfully deeply interested in$4$ nothing, a
12:266;1161['+ ]| spider's web in$4$ the corner behind the barrel, and the citizen scowling after
12:266;1162['+ ]| him and the old dog at his feet looking up$5$ to$9$ know who$6#1$ to$9$ bite and when.
12:266;1163[ZY ]| ~~ A dishonoured wife, 
12:266;1163['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:266;1163[ZY ]| that$6#2$ is what is the cause of all our
12:266;1164[ZY ]| misfortunes.
12:266;1165[ZZ ]| ~~ And here she is, 
12:266;1165['+ ]| says Alf, that$6#1$ was giggling over the \Police*Gazette\ with
12:266;1166['+ ]| Terry on$4$ the counter, 
12:266;1166[ZZ ]| in$4$ all her warpaint.
12:266;1167[AA ]| ~~ Give us a squint at her, 
12:266;1167['+ ]| says I.
12:266;1168['+ ]| And what was it only one of the smutty yankee pictures Terry
12:266;1169['+ ]| borrows off of Corny*Kelleher.  Secrets for$4$ enlarging your private parts.
12:266;1170['+ ]| Misconduct of society belle.  Norman*W%*Tupper, wealthy Chicago
12:266;1171['+ ]| contractor, finds pretty but faithless wife in$4$ lap of officer Taylor.  Belle in$4$
12:266;1172['+ ]| her bloomers misconducting herself, and her fancyman feeling for$4$ her
12:266;1173['+ ]| tickles and Norman*W%*Tupper bouncing in$5$ with his peashooter just in$4$ time
12:266;1174['+ ]| to$9$ be late after she doing the trick of the loop with officer Taylor.
12:266;1175[S  ]| ~~ O jakers, Jenny, 
12:266;1175['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:266;1175[S  ]| how short your shirt is!
12:266;1176[AA ]| ~~ There is hair, Joe, 
12:266;1176['+ ]| says I.  
12:266;1176[AA ]| Get a queer old tailend of corned beef off of that$6#2$
12:266;1177[AA ]| one, what?
12:266;1178['+ ]| So$3$ anyhow in$5$ came John*Wyse*Nolan and Lenehan with him with a
12:266;1179['+ ]| face on$4$ him as long as a late breakfast.
12:266;1180[ZY ]| ~~ Well, 
12:266;1180['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:266;1180[ZY ]| what is the latest from the scene of action?  What did
12:266;1181[ZY ]| those tinkers in$4$ the city hall at their caucus meeting decide about the Irish
12:266;1182[ZY ]| language?
12:266;1183['  ]| O'Nolan, clad in$4$ shining armour, low bending made obeisance to$4$ the
12:266;1184['  ]| puissant and high and mighty chief of all Erin and did him to$9$ wit of that$6#2$
12:266;1185['  ]| which$6#1$ had befallen, how that$6#2$ the grave elders of the most obedient city,
12:266;1186['  ]| second of the realm, had met them in$4$ the tholsel, and there, after due
12:266;1187['  ]| prayers to$4$ the gods who$6#1$ dwell in$4$ ether supernal, had taken solemn counsel
12:266;1188['  ]| whereby they might, if so$5#2$ be it might be, bring once more into honour
12:266;1189['  ]| among mortal men the winged speech of the seadivided Gael.
12:266;1190[ZY ]| ~~ It is on$4$ the march, 
12:266;1190['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:266;1190[ZY ]| To$4$ hell with the bloody brutal
12:266;1191[ZY ]| Sassenachs and their \patois\.
12:266;1192['+ ]| So$3$ J%*J%  puts in$5$ a word, doing the toff about one story was good till
12:266;1193['+ ]| you heard another and blinking facts and the Nelson policy, putting your
12:266;1194['+ ]| blind eye to$4$ the telescope and drawing up$5$ a bill of attainder to$9$ impeach a
12:266;1195['+ ]| nation, and Bloom trying to$9$ back him up$5$ moderation and botheration and
12:266;1196['+ ]| their colonies and their civilisation.
12:266;1197[ZY ]| ~~ Their syphilisation, you mean, 
12:266;1197['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:266;1197[ZY ]| To$4$ hell with them!  The
12:266;1198[ZY ]| curse of a goodfornothing God light sideways on$4$ the bloody thicklugged
12:267;1199[ZY ]| sons of whores' gets!  No$2$ music and no$2$ art and no$2$ literature worthy of the
12:267;1200[ZY ]| name.  Any civilisation they have they stole from us.  Tonguetied sons of
12:267;1201[ZY ]| bastards' ghosts.
12:267;1202[T  ]| ~~ The European family, 
12:267;1202['+ ]| says J%*J%  ~
12:267;1203[ZY ]| ~~ They are not European, 
12:267;1203['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:267;1203[ZY ]| I was in$4$ Europe with Kevin*Egan
12:267;1204[ZY ]| of Paris.  You would not see a trace of them or their language anywhere in$4$
12:267;1205[ZY ]| Europe except in$4$ a \cabinet d'aisance\.
12:267;1206['+ ]| And says John*Wyse:
12:267;1207[ZI ]| ~~ Full many a flower is born to$9$ blush unseen.
12:267;1208['+ ]| And says Lenehan that$6#1$ knows a bit of the lingo:
12:267;1209[ZD ]| ~~ \Conspuez les anglais!\ \Perfide Albion!\
12:267;1210['  ]| He said and then lifted he in$4$ his rude great brawny strengthy hands
12:267;1211['  ]| the medher of dark strong foamy ale and, uttering his tribal slogan \Lamh\
12:267;1212['  ]| \Dearg Abu\, he drank to$4$ the undoing of his foes, a race of mighty valorous
12:267;1213['  ]| heroes, rulers of the waves, who$6#1$ sit on$4$ thrones of alabaster silent as the
12:267;1214['  ]| deathless gods.
12:267;1215[AA ]| ~~ What is up$5$ with you, 
12:267;1215['+ ]| says I to$4$ Lenehan.  
12:267;1215[AA ]| You look like$4$ a fellow that$6#1$ had
12:267;1216[AA ]| lost a bob and found a tanner.
12:267;1217[ZD ]| ~~ Gold*cup, 
12:267;1217['+ ]| says he.
12:267;1218[V  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ won, Mr*Lenehan?  
12:267;1218['+ ]| says Terry.
12:267;1219[ZD ]| ~~ \Throwaway\, 
12:267;1219['+ ]| says he, 
12:267;1219[ZD ]| at twenty to$4$ one.  A rank outsider.  And the rest
12:267;1220[ZD ]| nowhere.
12:267;1221[V  ]| ~~ And Bass's mare?  
12:267;1221['+ ]| says Terry.
12:267;1222[ZD ]| ~~ Still running, 
12:267;1222['+ ]| says he.  
12:267;1222[ZD ]| We are all in$4$ a cart.  Boylan plunged two quid on$4$ my
12:267;1223[ZD ]| tip \Sceptre\ for$4$ himself and a lady friend.
12:267;1224[V  ]| ~~ I had half a crown myself, 
12:267;1224['+ ]| says Terry, 
12:267;1224[V  ]| on$4$ \Zinfandel\ that$6#1$ Mr*Flynn gave
12:267;1225[V  ]| me.  Lord*Howard*de*Walden's.
12:267;1226[ZD ]| ~~ Twenty to$4$ one, 
12:267;1226['+ ]| says Lenehan.  
12:267;1226[ZD ]| Such is life in$4$ an outhouse.  \Throwaway\,
12:267;1227['+ ]| says he.  
12:267;1227[ZD ]| Takes the biscuit, and talking about bunions.  Frailty, thy name is
12:267;1228[ZD ]| \Sceptre\.
12:267;1229['+ ]| So$3$ he went over to$4$ the biscuit tin Bob*Doran left to$9$ see if there was
12:267;1230['+ ]| anything he could lift on$4$ the nod, the old cur after him backing his luck
12:267;1231['+ ]| with his mangy snout up$5$.  Old*Mother*Hubbard went to$4$ the cupboard.
12:267;1232[ZD ]| ~~ Not there, my child, 
12:267;1232['+ ]| says he.
12:267;1233[S  ]| ~~ Keep your pecker up$5$, 
12:267;1233['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:267;1233[S  ]| She would have won the money only for$4$ the
12:267;1234[S  ]| other dog.
12:267;1235['+ ]| And J%*J%  and the citizen arguing about law and history with Bloom
12:267;1236['+ ]| sticking in$5$ an odd word.
12:267;1237[C  ]| ~~ Some people, 
12:267;1237['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:267;1237[C  ]| can see the mote in$4$ others' eyes but they can not
12:267;1238[C  ]| see the beam in$4$ their own.
12:267;1239[ZY ]| ~~ \Raimeis\, 
12:267;1239['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:267;1239[ZY ]| There is no-one as blind as the fellow that$6#1$ will$1$ not
12:267;1240[ZY ]| see, if you know what that$6#2$ means.  Where are our missing twenty millions of
12:267;1241[ZY ]| Irish should be here today instead of four, our lost tribes?  And our potteries
12:267;1242[ZY ]| and textiles, the finest in$4$ the whole world!  And our wool that$6#1$ was sold in$4$
12:268;1243[ZY ]| Rome in$4$ the time of Juvenal and our flax and our damask from the looms
12:268;1244[ZY ]| of Antrim and our Limerick lace, our tanneries and our white flint glass
12:268;1245[ZY ]| down there by$4$ Ballybough and our Huguenot poplin that$6#1$ we have since
12:268;1246[ZY ]| Jacquard*de*Lyon and our woven silk and our Foxford tweeds and ivory
12:268;1247[ZY ]| raised point from the Carmelite convent in$4$ New*Ross, nothing like$4$ it in$4$ the
12:268;1248[ZY ]| whole wide world.  Where are the Greek merchants that$6#1$ came through the
12:268;1249[ZY ]| pillars of Hercules, the Gibraltar now grabbed by$4$ the foe of mankind, with
12:268;1250[ZY ]| gold and Tyrian purple to$9$ sell in$4$ Wexford at the fair of Carmen?  Read
12:268;1251[ZY ]| Tacitus and Ptolemy, even Giraldus*Cambrensis.  Wine, peltries,
12:268;1252[ZY ]| Connemara marble, silver from Tipperary, second to$4$ none, our farfamed
12:268;1253[ZY ]| horses even today, the Irish hobbies, with king*Philip*of*Spain offering to$9$
12:268;1254[ZY ]| pay customs duties for$4$ the right to$9$ fish in$4$ our waters.  What do the
12:268;1255[ZY ]| yellowjohns of Anglia owe us for$4$ our ruined trade and our ruined hearths?
12:268;1256[ZY ]| And the beds of the Barrow and Shannon they will$1$ not deepen with millions
12:268;1257[ZY ]| of acres of marsh and bog to$9$ make us all die of consumption?
12:268;1258[ZI ]| ~~ As treeless as Portugal we will$1$ be soon, 
12:268;1258['+ ]| says John*Wyse, 
12:268;1258[ZI ]| or Heligoland with
12:268;1259[ZI ]| its one tree if something is not done to$9$ reafforest the land.  Larches, firs, all
12:268;1260[ZI ]| the trees of the conifer family are going fast.  I was reading a report of lord*Castletown's ~
12:268;1261[ZI ]| 
12:268;1262[ZY ]| ~~ Save them, 
12:268;1262['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:268;1262[ZY ]| the giant ash of Galway and the chieftain elm
12:268;1263[ZY ]| of Kildare with a fortyfoot bole and an acre of foliage.  Save the trees of
12:268;1264[ZY ]| Ireland for$4$ the future men of Ireland on$4$ the fair hills of Eire, O.
12:268;1265[ZD ]| ~~ Europe has its eyes on$4$ you, 
12:268;1265['+ ]| says Lenehan.
12:268;1266['  ]| The fashionable international world attended \en masse\ this afternoon
12:268;1267['  ]| at the wedding of the chevalier Jean*Wyse*de*Neaulan, grand high chief
12:268;1268['  ]| ranger of the Irish*National*Foresters, with Miss*Fir*Conifer of Pine*Valley.  
12:268;1269['  ]| Lady*Sylvester*Elmshade, Mrs*Barbara*Lovebirch, Mrs*Poll*Ash,
12:268;1270['  ]| Mrs*Holly*Hazeleyes, Miss*Daphne*Bays, Miss*Dorothy*Canebrake, Mrs*Clyde*Twelvetrees, 
12:268;1271['  ]| Mrs*Rowan*Greene, Mrs*Helen*Vinegadding, Miss*Virginia*Creeper, 
12:268;1272['  ]| Miss*Gladys*Beech, Miss*Olive*Garth, Miss*Blanche*Maple, 
12:268;1273['  ]| Mrs*Maud*Mahogany, Miss*Myra*Myrtle, Miss*Priscilla*Elderflower, 
12:268;1274['  ]| Miss*Bee*Honeysuckle, Miss*Grace*Poplar, Miss*O*Mimosa*San, 
12:268;1275['  ]| Miss*Rachel*Cedarfrond, the Misses*Lilian and Viola*Lilac, Miss*Timidity*Aspenall, 
12:268;1276['  ]| Mrs*Kitty*Dewey-Mosse, Miss*May*Hawthorne, Mrs*Gloriana*Palme, 
12:268;1277['  ]| Mrs*Liana*Forrest, Mrs*Arabella*Blackwood and Mrs*Norma*Holyoake 
12:268;1278['  ]| of Oakholme*Regis graced the ceremony by$4$ their
12:268;1279['  ]| presence.  The bride who$6#1$ was given away by$4$ her father, the M^'Conifer*of*the*Glands, 
12:268;1280['  ]| looked exquisitely charming in$4$ a creation carried out in$4$ green
12:268;1281['  ]| mercerised silk, moulded on$4$ an underslip of gloaming grey, sashed with a
12:268;1282['  ]| yoke of broad emerald and finished with a triple flounce of darkerhued
12:268;1283['  ]| fringe, the scheme being relieved by$4$ bretelles and hip insertions of acorn
12:268;1284['  ]| bronze.  The maids of honour, Miss*Larch*Conifer and Miss*Spruce*Conifer, 
12:268;1285['  ]| sisters of the bride, wore very becoming costumes in$4$ the same tone,
12:268;1286['  ]| a dainty \motif\ of plume rose being worked into the pleats in$4$ a pinstripe and
12:268;1287['  ]| repeated capriciously in$4$ the jadegreen toques in$4$ the form of heron feathers
12:269;1288['  ]| of paletinted coral.  Senhor*Enrique*Flor presided at the organ with his
12:269;1289['  ]| wellknown ability and, in$4$ addition to$4$ the prescribed numbers of the nuptial
12:269;1290['  ]| mass, played a new and striking arrangement of \Woodman, spare that$6#2$ tree\
12:269;1291['  ]| at the conclusion of the service.  On$4$ leaving the church of Saint*Fiacre \7in\
12:269;1292['  ]| \7Horto\ after the papal blessing the happy pair were subjected to$4$ a playful
12:269;1293['  ]| crossfire of hazelnuts, beechmast, bayleaves, catkins of willow, ivytod,
12:269;1294['  ]| hollyberries, mistletoe sprigs and quicken shoots.  Mr*and*Mrs*Wyse*Conifer*Neaulan 
12:269;1295['  ]| will$1$ spend a quiet honeymoon in$4$ the Black*Forest.
12:269;1296[ZY ]| ~~ And our eyes are on$4$ Europe, 
12:269;1296['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:269;1296[ZY ]| We had our trade with
12:269;1297[ZY ]| Spain and the French and with the Flemings before those mongrels were
12:269;1298[ZY ]| pupped, Spanish ale in$4$ Galway, the winebark on$4$ the winedark waterway.
12:269;1299[S  ]| ~~ And will$1$ again, 
12:269;1299['+ ]| says Joe.
12:269;1300[ZY ]| ~~ And with the help of the holy mother of God we will$1$ again, 
12:269;1300['+ ]| says the
12:269;1301['+ ]| citizen, clapping his thigh.  
12:269;1301[ZY ]| Our harbours that$6#1$ are empty will$1$ be full again,
12:269;1302[ZY ]| Queenstown, Kinsale, Galway, Blacksod*Bay, Ventry in$4$ the kingdom of
12:269;1303[ZY ]| Kerry, Killybegs, the third largest harbour in$4$ the wide world with a fleet of
12:269;1304[ZY ]| masts of the Galway*Lynches and the Cavan*O'Reillys and the
12:269;1305[ZY ]| O'Kennedys of Dublin when the earl*of*Desmond could make a treaty with
12:269;1306[ZY ]| the emperor Charles*the*Fifth himself.  And will$1$ again, says he, when the
12:269;1307[ZY ]| first Irish battleship is seen breasting the waves with our own flag to$4$ the
12:269;1308[ZY ]| fore, none of your Henry*Tudor's harps, no$7$, the oldest flag afloat, the flag
12:269;1309[ZY ]| of the province of Desmond and Thomond, three crowns on$4$ a blue field, the
12:269;1310[ZY ]| three sons of Milesius.
12:269;1311['+ ]| And he took the last swig out of the pint.  Moya.  All wind and piss like$4$
12:269;1312['+ ]| a tanyard cat.  Cows in$4$ Connacht have long horns.  As much as his bloody
12:269;1313['+ ]| life is worth to$9$ go down and address his tall talk to$4$ the assembled multitude
12:269;1314['+ ]| in$4$ Shanagolden where he dare not show his nose with the Molly*Maguires
12:269;1315['+ ]| looking for$4$ him to$9$ let daylight through him for$4$ grabbing the holding of an
12:269;1316['+ ]| evicted tenant.
12:269;1317[ZI ]| ~~ Hear, hear to$4$ that$6#2$, 
12:269;1317['+ ]| says John*Wyse.  
12:269;1317[ZI ]| What will$1$ you have?
12:269;1318[ZD ]| ~~ An imperial yeomanry, 
12:269;1318['+ ]| says Lenehan, 
12:269;1318[ZD ]| to$9$ celebrate the occasion.
12:269;1319[ZI ]| ~~ Half one, Terry, 
12:269;1319['+ ]| says John*Wyse, 
12:269;1319[ZI ]| and a hands up$5$.  Terry!  Are you asleep?
12:269;1320[V  ]| ~~ Yes, sir, 
12:269;1320['+ ]| says Terry.  
12:269;1320[V  ]| Small whisky and bottle of Allsop.  Right, sir.
12:269;1321['+ ]| Hanging over the bloody paper with Alf looking for$4$ spicy bits instead
12:269;1322['+ ]| of attending to$4$ the general public.  Picture of a butting match, trying to$9$
12:269;1323['+ ]| crack their bloody skulls, one chap going for$4$ the other with his head down
12:269;1324['+ ]| like$4$ a bull at a gate.  And another one:  
12:269;1324[Z  ]| \Black Beast Burned in$4$ Omaha, Ga.\
12:269;1325['+ ]| A lot of Deadwood Dicks in$4$ slouch hats and they firing at a Sambo strung
12:269;1326['+ ]| up$5$ in$4$ a tree with his tongue out and a bonfire under him.  Gob, they ought to$9$
12:269;1327['+ ]| drown him in$4$ the sea after and electrocute and crucify him to$9$ make sure of
12:269;1328['+ ]| their job.
12:269;1329[L  ]| ~~ But what about the fighting navy, 
12:269;1329['+ ]| says Ned, 
12:269;1329[L  ]| that$6#1$ keeps our foes at bay?
12:269;1330[ZY ]| ~~ I will$1$ tell you what about it, 
12:269;1330['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:269;1330[ZY ]| Hell upon$4$ earth it is.  Read the
12:269;1331[ZY ]| revelations that$6#1$ is going on$5$ in$4$ the papers about flogging on$4$ the training ships
12:269;1332[ZY ]| at Portsmouth.  A fellow writes that$6#1$ calls himself \Disgusted*One\.
12:270;1333['+ ]| So$3$ he starts telling us about corporal punishment and about the crew
12:270;1334['+ ]| of tars and officers and rearadmirals drawn up$5$ in$4$ cocked hats and the
12:270;1335['+ ]| parson with his protestant bible to$9$ witness punishment and a young lad
12:270;1336['+ ]| brought out, howling for$4$ his ma, and they tie him down on$4$ the buttend of a
12:270;1337['+ ]| gun.
12:270;1338[ZY ]| ~~ A rump and dozen, 
12:270;1338['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:270;1338[ZY ]| was what that$6#2$ old ruffian sir*John*Beresford 
12:270;1339[ZY ]| called it but the modern God's Englishman calls it caning on$4$ the
12:270;1340[ZY ]| breech.
12:270;1341['+ ]| And says John*Wyse:
12:270;1342[ZI ]| ~~ It is a custom more honoured in$4$ the breach than in$4$ the observance.
12:270;1343['+ ]| Then he was telling us the master at arms comes along with a long
12:270;1344['+ ]| cane and he draws out and he flogs the bloody backside off of the poor lad
12:270;1345['+ ]| till he yells meila murder.
12:270;1346[ZY ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is your glorious British navy, 
12:270;1346['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:270;1346[ZY ]| that$6#1$ bosses the earth.
12:270;1347[ZY ]| The fellows that$6#1$ never will$1$ be slaves, with the only hereditary chamber on$4$
12:270;1348[ZY ]| the face of God's earth and their land in$4$ the hands of a dozen gamehogs
12:270;1349[ZY ]| and cottonball barons.  That$6#2$ is the great empire they boast about of drudges
12:270;1350[ZY ]| and whipped serfs.
12:270;1351[S  ]| ~~ On$4$ which$6#1$ the sun never rises, 
12:270;1351['+ ]| says Joe.
12:270;1352[ZY ]| ~~ And the tragedy of it is, 
12:270;1352['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:270;1352[ZY ]| they believe it.  The unfortunate
12:270;1353[ZY ]| yahoos believe it.
12:270;1354['  ]| They believe in$4$ rod, the scourger almighty, creator of hell upon$4$ earth,
12:270;1355['  ]| and in$4$ Jacky Tar, the son of a gun, who$6#1$ was conceived of unholy boast,
12:270;1356['  ]| born of the fighting navy, suffered under rump and dozen, was scarified,
12:270;1357['  ]| flayed and curried, yelled like$4$ bloody hell, the third day he arose again from
12:270;1358['  ]| the bed, steered into haven, sitteth on$4$ his beamend till further orders
12:270;1359['  ]| whence he shall come to$9$ drudge for$4$ a living and be paid.
12:270;1360[C  ]| ~~ But, 
12:270;1360['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:270;1360[C  ]| is not discipline the same everywhere.  I mean would not it
12:270;1361[C  ]| be the same here if you put force against force?
12:270;1362['+ ]| Did not I tell you?  As true as I am drinking this porter if he was at his
12:270;1363['+ ]| last gasp he would try to$9$ downface you that$3$ dying was living.
12:270;1364[ZY ]| ~~ We will$1$ put force against force, 
12:270;1364['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:270;1364[ZY ]| We have our greater
12:270;1365[ZY ]| Ireland beyond the sea.  They were driven out of house and home in$4$ the
12:270;1366[ZY ]| black '47.  Their mudcabins and their shielings by$4$ the roadside were laid
12:270;1367[ZY ]| low by$4$ the batteringram and the \Times\ rubbed its hands and told the
12:270;1368[ZY ]| whitelivered Saxons there would soon be as few Irish in$4$ Ireland as redskins
12:270;1369[ZY ]| in$4$ America.  Even the Grand Turk sent us his piastres.  But the Sassenach
12:270;1370[ZY ]| tried to$9$ starve the nation at home while the land was full of crops that$6#1$ the
12:270;1371[ZY ]| British hyenas bought and sold in$4$ Rio*de*Janeiro.  Ay, they drove out the
12:270;1372[ZY ]| peasants in$4$ hordes.  Twenty thousand of them died in$4$ the coffinships.  But
12:270;1373[ZY ]| those that$6#1$ came to$4$ the land of the free remember the land of bondage.  And
12:270;1374[ZY ]| they will$1$ come again and with a vengeance, no$2$ cravens, the sons of
12:270;1375[ZY ]| Granuaile, the champions of Kathleen*ni*Houlihan.
12:270;1376[C  ]| ~~ Perfectly true, 
12:270;1376['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:270;1376[C  ]| But my point was ~
12:271;1377[L  ]| ~~ We are a long time waiting for$4$ that$6#2$ day, citizen, 
12:271;1377['+ ]| says Ned.  
12:271;1377[L  ]| Since the poor
12:271;1378[L  ]| old woman told us that$3$ the French were on$4$ the sea and landed at Killala.
12:271;1379[ZI ]| ~~ Ay, 
12:271;1379['+ ]| says John*Wyse.  
12:271;1379[ZI ]| We fought for$4$ the royal*Stuarts that$6#1$ reneged us
12:271;1380[ZI ]| against the Williamites and they betrayed us.  Remember Limerick and the
12:271;1381[ZI ]| broken treatystone.  We gave our best blood to$4$ France and Spain, the wild
12:271;1382[ZI ]| geese.  Fontenoy, eh?  And Sarsfield and O'Donnell, duke*of*Tetuan in$4$
12:271;1383[ZI ]| Spain, and Ulysses*Browne*of*Camus that$6#1$ was fieldmarshal to$4$ Maria*Teresa.  
12:271;1384[ZI ]| But what did we ever get for$4$ it?
12:271;1385[ZY ]| ~~ The French!  
12:271;1385['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:271;1385[ZY ]| Set of dancing masters!  Do you know what
12:271;1386[ZY ]| it is?  They were never worth a roasted fart to$4$ Ireland.  Are not they trying to$9$
12:271;1387[ZY ]| make an entente cordial now at Tay*Pay's dinnerparty with perfidious
12:271;1388[ZY ]| Albion?  Firebrands of Europe and they always were.
12:271;1389[ZD ]| ~~ \Conspuez les fran%;cais\, 
12:271;1389['+ ]| says Lenehan, nobbling his beer.
12:271;1390[S  ]| ~~ And as for$4$ the Prooshians and the Hanoverians, 
12:271;1390['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:271;1390[S  ]| have not we had
12:271;1391[S  ]| enough of those sausageeating bastards on$4$ the throne from George*the*down 
12:271;1392[S  ]| to$4$ the German lad and the flatulent old bitch that$6#1$ is dead?
12:271;1393['+ ]| Jesus, I had to$9$ laugh at the way he came out with that$6#2$ about the old
12:271;1394['+ ]| one with the winkers on$4$ her, blind drunk in$4$ her royal palace every night of
12:271;1395['+ ]| God, old Vic, with her jorum of mountain dew and her coachman carting
12:271;1396['+ ]| her up$5$ body and bones to$9$ roll into bed and she pulling him by$4$ the whiskers
12:271;1397['+ ]| and singing him old bits of songs about \Ehren*on*the*Rhine\ and come
12:271;1398['+ ]| where the boose is cheaper.
12:271;1399[T  ]| ~~ Well, 
12:271;1399['+ ]| says J%*J%  
12:271;1399[T  ]| We have Edward the peacemaker now.
12:271;1400[ZY ]| ~~ Tell that$6#2$ to$4$ a fool, 
12:271;1400['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:271;1400[ZY ]| There is a bloody sight more pox than
12:271;1401[ZY ]| pax about that$6#2$ boyo.  Edward*Guelph-Wettin!
12:271;1402[S  ]| ~~ And what do you think, 
12:271;1402['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:271;1402[S  ]| of the holy boys, the priests and bishops
12:271;1403[S  ]| of Ireland doing up$5$ his room in$4$ Maynooth in$4$ His Satanic Majesty's racing
12:271;1404[S  ]| colours and sticking up$5$ pictures of all the horses his jockeys rode.  The earl*of*Dublin, 
12:271;1405[S  ]| no$2$ less.
12:271;1406[ZZ ]| ~~ They ought to$9$ have stuck up$5$ all the women he rode himself, 
12:271;1406['+ ]| says little Alf.
12:271;1407['+ ]| And says J%*J%:
12:271;1408[T  ]| ~~ Considerations of space influenced their lordships' decision.
12:271;1409[S  ]| ~~ Will$1$ you try another, citizen?  
12:271;1409['+ ]| says Joe.
12:271;1410[ZY ]| ~~ Yes, sir, 
12:271;1410['+ ]| says he.  
12:271;1410[ZY ]| I will$1$.
12:271;1411[S  ]| ~~ You?  
12:271;1411['+ ]| says Joe.
12:271;1412[AA ]| ~~ Beholden to$4$ you, Joe, 
12:271;1412['+ ]| says I.  
12:271;1412[AA ]| May your shadow never grow less.
12:271;1413[S  ]| ~~ Repeat that$6#2$ dose, 
12:271;1413['+ ]| says Joe.
12:271;1414['+ ]| Bloom was talking and talking with John*Wyse and he quite excited
12:271;1415['+ ]| with his dunducketymudcoloured mug on$4$ him and his old plumeyes rolling
12:271;1416['+ ]| about.
12:271;1417[C  ]| ~~ Persecution, 
12:271;1417['+ ]| says he, 
12:271;1417[C  ]| all the history of the world is full of it.  Perpetuating
12:271;1418[C  ]| national hatred among nations.
12:271;1419[ZI ]| ~~ But do you know what a nation means?  
12:271;1419['+ ]| says John*Wyse.
12:271;1420[C  ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:271;1420['+ ]| says Bloom.
12:272;1421[ZI ]| ~~ What is it?  
12:272;1421['+ ]| says John*Wyse.
12:272;1422[C  ]| ~~ A nation?  
12:272;1422['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:272;1422[C  ]| A nation is the same people living in$4$ the same
12:272;1423[C  ]| place.
12:272;1424[L  ]| ~~ By$4$ God, then, 
12:272;1424['+ ]| says Ned, laughing, 
12:272;1424[L  ]| if that$6#2$ is so$5#2$ I am a nation for$3$ I am living
12:272;1425[L  ]| in$4$ the same place for$4$ the past five years.
12:272;1426['+ ]| So$3$ of course everyone had the laugh at Bloom and says he, trying to$9$
12:272;1427['+ ]| muck out of it:
12:272;1428[C  ]| ~~ Or also living in$4$ different places.
12:272;1429[S  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ covers my case, 
12:272;1429['+ ]| says Joe.
12:272;1430[ZY ]| ~~ What is your nation if I may ask?  
12:272;1430['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:272;1431[C  ]| ~~ Ireland, 
12:272;1431['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:272;1431[C  ]| I was born here.  Ireland.
12:272;1432['+ ]| The citizen said nothing only cleared the spit out of his gullet and,
12:272;1433['+ ]| gob, he spat a Red*bank oyster out of him right in$4$ the corner.
12:272;1434[ZY ]| ~~ After you with the push, Joe, 
12:272;1434['+ ]| says he, taking out his handkerchief to$9$ swab
12:272;1435['+ ]| himself dry.
12:272;1436[S  ]| ~~ Here you are, citizen, 
12:272;1436['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:272;1436[S  ]| Take that$6#2$ in$4$ your right hand and repeat
12:272;1437[S  ]| after me the following words.
12:272;1438['  ]| The muchtreasured and intricately embroidered ancient Irish
12:272;1439['  ]| facecloth attributed to$4$ Solomon*of*Droma and Manus*Tomaltach*og*MacDonogh, 
12:272;1440['  ]| authors of the Book*of*Ballymote, was then carefully
12:272;1441['  ]| produced and called forth prolonged admiration.  No$2$ need to$9$ dwell on$4$ the
12:272;1442['  ]| legendary beauty of the cornerpieces, the acme of art, wherein one can
12:272;1443['  ]| distinctly discern each of the four evangelists in$4$ turn presenting to$4$ each of
12:272;1444['  ]| the four masters his evangelical symbol, a bogoak sceptre, a North*American 
12:272;1445['  ]| puma (a far nobler king of beasts than the British article, be it
12:272;1446['  ]| said in$4$ passing), a Kerry calf and a golden eagle from Carrantuohill.  The
12:272;1447['  ]| scenes depicted on$4$ the emunctory field, showing our ancient duns and raths
12:272;1448['  ]| and cromlechs and grianauns and seats of learning and maledictive stones,
12:272;1449['  ]| are as wonderfully beautiful and the pigments as delicate as when the Sligo
12:272;1450['  ]| illuminators gave free rein to$4$ their artistic fantasy long long ago in$4$ the time
12:272;1451['  ]| of the Barmecides.  Glendalough, the lovely lakes of Killarney, the ruins of
12:272;1452['  ]| Clonmacnois, Cong*Abbey, Glen*Inagh and the Twelve*Pins, Ireland's*Eye,
12:272;1453['  ]| the Green*Hills of Tallaght, Croagh*Patrick, the brewery of Messrs*Arthur*Guinness*Son*and*Company*(Limited),
12:272;1454['  ]| Lough*Neagh's banks, the*vale*of*Ovoca,
12:272;1455['  ]| Isolde's*tower, the Mapas*obelisk, Sir*Patrick*Dun's*hospital, Cape*Clear, 
12:272;1456['  ]| the glen*of*Aherlow, Lynch's*castle, the Scotch*house, Rathdown*Union*Workhouse 
12:272;1457['  ]| at Loughlinstown, Tullamore*jail, Castleconnel*rapids,
12:272;1458['  ]| Kilballymacshonakill, the cross at Monasterboice, Jury's*Hotel, S%*Patrick's*Purgatory, 
12:272;1459['  ]| the Salmon*Leap, Maynooth*college refectory, Curley's*hole, the
12:272;1460['  ]| three birthplaces of the first duke*of*Wellington, the rock*of*Cashel, the*bog*of*Allen,
12:272;1461['  ]| the Henry*Street*Warehouse, Fingal's*Cave  ~~  all these moving
12:272;1462['  ]| scenes are still there for$4$ us today rendered more beautiful still by$4$ the waters
12:272;1463['  ]| of sorrow which$6#1$ have passed over them and by$4$ the rich incrustations of
12:272;1464['  ]| time.
12:273;1465[AA ]| ~~ Show us over the drink, 
12:273;1465['+ ]| says I.  
12:273;1465[AA ]| Which$6#2$ is which$6#1$?
12:273;1466[S  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is mine, 
12:273;1466['+ ]| says Joe, 
12:273;1466[S  ]| as the devil said to$4$ the dead policeman.
12:273;1467[C  ]| ~~ And I belong to$4$ a race too, 
12:273;1467['+ ]| says Bloom, 
12:273;1467[C  ]| that$6#1$ is hated and persecuted.  Also
12:273;1468[C  ]| now.  This very moment.  This very instant.
12:273;1469['+ ]| Gob, he near burnt his fingers with the butt of his old cigar.
12:273;1470[C  ]| ~~ Robbed, 
12:273;1470['+ ]| says he.  
12:273;1470[C  ]| Plundered.  Insulted.  Persecuted.  Taking what belongs
12:273;1471[C  ]| to$4$ us by$4$ right.  At this very moment, 
12:273;1471['+ ]| says he, putting up$5$ his fist, 
12:273;1471[C  ]| sold by$4$
12:273;1472[C  ]| auction in$4$ Morocco like$4$ slaves or cattle.
12:273;1473[ZY ]| ~~ Are you talking about the new Jerusalem?  
12:273;1473['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:273;1474[C  ]| ~~ I am talking about injustice, 
12:273;1474['+ ]| says Bloom.
12:273;1475[ZI ]| ~~ Right, 
12:273;1475['+ ]| says John*Wyse.  
12:273;1475[ZI ]| Stand up$5$ to$4$ it then with force like$4$ men.
12:273;1476['+ ]| That$6#2$ is an almanac picture for$4$ you.  Mark for$4$ a softnosed bullet.  Old
12:273;1477['+ ]| lardyface standing up$5$ to$4$ the business end of a gun.  Gob, he would adorn a
12:273;1478['+ ]| sweepingbrush, so$5#2$ he would, if he only had a nurse's apron on$4$ him.  And
12:273;1479['+ ]| then he collapses all of a sudden, twisting around all the opposite, as limp as
12:273;1480['+ ]| a wet rag.
12:273;1481[C  ]| ~~ But it is no$2$ use, 
12:273;1481['+ ]| says he.  
12:273;1481[C  ]| Force, hatred, history, all that$6#2$.  That$6#2$ is not life for$4$
12:273;1482[C  ]| men and women, insult and hatred.  And everybody knows that$3$ it is the very
12:273;1483[C  ]| opposite of that$6#2$ that$6#1$ is really life.
12:273;1484[ZZ ]| ~~ What?  
12:273;1484['+ ]| says Alf.
12:273;1485[C  ]| ~~ Love, 
12:273;1485['+ ]| says Bloom.  
12:273;1485[C  ]| I mean the opposite of hatred.  I must go now, 
12:273;1485['+ ]| says he
12:273;1486['+ ]| to$4$ John*Wyse.  
12:273;1486[C  ]| Just round to$4$ the court a moment to$9$ see if Martin is there.  If
12:273;1487[C  ]| he comes just say I will$1$ be back in$4$ a second.  Just a moment.
12:273;1488['+ ]| Who$6#2$ is hindering you?  And off he pops like$4$ greased lightning.
12:273;1489[ZY ]| ~~ A new apostle to$4$ the gentiles, 
12:273;1489['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:273;1489[ZY ]| Universal love.
12:273;1490[ZI ]| ~~ Well, 
12:273;1490['+ ]| says John*Wyse.  
12:273;1490[ZI ]| Is not that$6#2$ what we are told.  Love your neighbour.
12:273;1491[ZY ]| ~~ That$6#2$ chap?  
12:273;1491['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:273;1491[ZY ]| Beggar my neighbour is his motto.  Love,
12:273;1492[ZY ]| moya!  He is a nice pattern of a Romeo and Juliet.
12:273;1493['  ]| Love loves to$9$ love love.  Nurse loves the new chemist.  Constable*14*A
12:273;1494['  ]| loves Mary*Kelly.  Gerty*MacDowell loves the boy that$6#1$ has the bicycle.
12:273;1495['  ]| M%*B%  loves a fair gentleman.  Li*Chi*Han lovey up$5$ kissy Cha*Pu*Chow.
12:273;1496['  ]| Jumbo, the elephant, loves Alice, the elephant.  Old Mr*Verschoyle with the
12:273;1497['  ]| ear trumpet loves old Mrs*Verschoyle with the turnedin eye.  The man in$4$ the
12:273;1498['  ]| brown macintosh loves a lady who$6#1$ is dead.  His*Majesty*the*King loves Her*Majesty*the*Queen.  
12:273;1499['  ]| Mrs*Norman*W%Tupper loves officer Taylor.  You love
12:273;1500['  ]| a certain person.  And this person loves that$6#2$ other person because everybody
12:273;1501['  ]| loves somebody but God loves everybody.
12:273;1502[AA ]| ~~ Well, Joe, 
12:273;1502['+ ]| says I, 
12:273;1502[AA ]| your very good health and song.  More power, citizen.
12:273;1503[S  ]| ~~ Hurrah, there, 
12:273;1503['+ ]| says Joe.
12:273;1504[ZY ]| ~~ The blessing of God and Mary and Patrick on$4$ you, 
12:273;1504['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:273;1505['+ ]| And he ups with his pint to$9$ wet his whistle.
12:273;1506[ZY ]| ~~ We know those canters, 
12:273;1506['+ ]| says he, 
12:273;1506[ZY ]| preaching and picking your pocket.
12:273;1507[ZY ]| What about sanctimonious Cromwell and his ironsides that$6#1$ put the women
12:273;1508[ZY ]| and children of Drogheda to$4$ the sword with the bible text \God is love\
12:274;1509[ZY ]| pasted round the mouth of his cannon?  The bible!  Did you read that$6#2$ skit in$4$
12:274;1510[ZY ]| the \United*Irishman\ today about that$6#2$ Zulu chief that$6#1$ is visiting England?
12:274;1511[S  ]| ~~ What is that$6#2$?  
12:274;1511['+ ]| says Joe.
12:274;1512['+ ]| So$3$ the citizen takes up$5$ one of his paraphernalia papers and he starts
12:274;1513['+ ]| reading out:
12:274;1514[Z  ]| ~~ A delegation of the chief cotton magnates of Manchester was presented
12:274;1515[Z  ]| yesterday to$4$ His*Majesty the Alaki of Abeakuta by$4$ Gold Stick in$4$ Waiting,
12:274;1516[Z  ]| Lord*Walkup of Walkup on$4$ Eggs, to$9$ tender to$4$ His Majesty the heartfelt
12:274;1517[Z  ]| thanks of British traders for$4$ the facilities afforded them in$4$ his dominions.
12:274;1518[Z  ]| The delegation partook of luncheon at the conclusion of which$6#1$ the dusky
12:274;1519[Z  ]| potentate, in$4$ the course of a happy speech, freely translated by$4$ the British
12:274;1520[Z  ]| chaplain, the reverend Ananias*Praisegod*Barebones, tendered his best
12:274;1521[Z  ]| thanks to$4$ Massa*Walkup and emphasised the cordial relations existing
12:274;1522[Z  ]| between Abeakuta and the British empire, stating that$3$ he treasured as one
12:274;1523[Z  ]| of his dearest possessions an illuminated bible, the volume of the word of
12:274;1524[Z  ]| God and the secret of England's greatness, graciously presented to$4$ him by$4$
12:274;1525[Z  ]| the white chief woman, the great squaw Victoria, with a personal dedication
12:274;1526[Z  ]| from the august hand of the Royal Donor.  The Alaki then drank a
12:274;1527[Z  ]| lovingcup of firstshot usquebaugh to$4$ the toast \Black and White\ from the
12:274;1528[Z  ]| skull of his immediate predecessor in$4$ the dynasty Kakachakachak,
12:274;1529[Z  ]| surnamed Forty*Warts, after which$6#1$ he visited the chief factory of
12:274;1530[Z  ]| Cottonopolis and signed his mark in$4$ the visitors' book, subsequently
12:274;1531[Z  ]| executing a charming old Abeakutic wardance, in$4$ the course of which$6#1$ he
12:274;1532[Z  ]| swallowed several knives and forks, amid hilarious applause from the girl
12:274;1533[Z  ]| hands.
12:274;1534[L  ]| ~~ Widow woman, 
12:274;1534['+ ]| says Ned.  
12:274;1534[L  ]| I would not doubt her.  Wonder did he put that$6#2$
12:274;1535[L  ]| bible to$4$ the same use as I would.
12:274;1536[ZD ]| ~~ Same only more so$5#2$, 
12:274;1536['+ ]| says Lenehan.  
12:274;1536[ZD ]| And thereafter in$4$ that$6#2$ fruitful land the
12:274;1537[ZD ]| broadleaved mango flourished exceedingly.
12:274;1538[ZI ]| ~~ Is that$6#2$ by$4$ Griffith?  
12:274;1538['+ ]| says John*Wyse.
12:274;1539[ZY ]| ~~ No$7$, 
12:274;1539['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:274;1539[ZY ]| It is not signed Shanganagh.  It is only initialled:  P.
12:274;1540[S  ]| ~~ And a very good initial too, 
12:274;1540['+ ]| says Joe.
12:274;1541[ZY ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is how it is worked, 
12:274;1541['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:274;1541[ZY ]| Trade follows the flag.
12:274;1542[T  ]| ~~ Well, 
12:274;1542['+ ]| says J%*J%, 
12:274;1542[T  ]| if they are any worse than those Belgians in$4$ the Congo*Free*State 
12:274;1543[T  ]| they must be bad.  Did you read that$6#2$ report by$4$ a man what is this
12:274;1544[T  ]| his name is?
12:274;1545[ZY ]| ~~ Casement, 
12:274;1545['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:274;1545[ZY ]| He is an Irishman.
12:274;1546[T  ]| ~~ Yes, that$6#2$ is the man, 
12:274;1546['+ ]| says J%*J%  
12:274;1546[T  ]| Raping the women and girls and flogging
12:274;1547[T  ]| the natives on$4$ the belly to$9$ squeeze all the red rubber they can out of them.
12:274;1548[ZD ]| ~~ I know where he is gone, 
12:274;1548['+ ]| says Lenehan, cracking his fingers.
12:274;1549[AA ]| ~~ Who$6#2$?  
12:274;1549['+ ]| says I.
12:274;1550[ZD ]| ~~ Bloom, 
12:274;1550['+ ]| says he.  
12:274;1550[ZD ]| The courthouse is a blind.  He had a few bob on$4$
12:274;1551[ZD ]| \Throwaway\ and he is gone to$9$ gather in$5$ the shekels.
12:274;1552[ZY ]| ~~ Is it that$6#2$ whiteeyed kaffir?  
12:274;1552['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:274;1552[ZY ]| that$6#1$ never backed a horse in$4$
12:274;1553[ZY ]| anger in$4$ his life?
12:275;1554[ZD ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is where he is gone, 
12:275;1554['+ ]| says Lenehan.  
12:275;1554[ZD ]| I met Bantam*Lyons going to$9$ back
12:275;1555[ZD ]| that$6#2$ horse only I put him off it and he told me Bloom gave him the tip.  Bet
12:275;1556[ZD ]| you what you like$1$ he has a hundred shillings to$4$ five on$5$.  He is the only man
12:275;1557[ZD ]| in$4$ Dublin has it.  A dark horse.
12:275;1558[S  ]| ~~ He is a bloody dark horse himself, 
12:275;1558['+ ]| says Joe.
12:275;1559[AA ]| ~~ Mind, Joe, 
12:275;1559['+ ]| says I.  
12:275;1559[AA ]| Show us the entrance out.
12:275;1560[V  ]| ~~ There you are, 
12:275;1560['+ ]| says Terry.
12:275;1561['+ ]| Goodbye Ireland I am going to$4$ Gort.  So$3$ I just went round the back of
12:275;1562['+ ]| the yard to$9$ pumpship and begob (hundred shillings to$4$ five) while I was
12:275;1563['+ ]| letting off my (\Throwaway\ twenty to$4$) letting off my load gob says I to$4$
12:275;1564['+ ]| myself I knew he was uneasy in$4$ his (two pints off of Joe and one in$4$
12:275;1565['+ ]| Slattery is off) in$4$ his mind to$9$ get off the mark to$4$ (hundred shillings is five
12:275;1566['+ ]| quid) and when they were in$4$ the (dark horse) pisser Burke was telling me
12:275;1567['+ ]| card party and letting on$5$ the child was sick (gob, must have done about a
12:275;1568['+ ]| gallon) flabbyarse of a wife speaking down the tube \she is better\ or \she is\
12:275;1569['+ ]| (ow!) all a plan so$3$ he could vamoose with the pool if he won or (Jesus, full
12:275;1570['+ ]| up$5$ I was) trading without a licence (ow!) Ireland my nation says he (hoik!
12:275;1571['+ ]| phthook!) never be up$5$ to$4$ those bloody (there is the last of it) Jerusalem (ah!)
12:275;1572['+ ]| cuckoos.
12:275;1573['+ ]| So$3$ anyhow when I got back they were at it dingdong, John*Wyse
12:275;1574['+ ]| saying it was Bloom gave the ideas for$4$ Sinn*Fein to$4$ Griffith to$9$ put in$4$ his
12:275;1575['+ ]| paper all kinds of jerrymandering, packed juries and swindling the taxes off
12:275;1576['+ ]| of the government and appointing consuls all over the world to$9$ walk about
12:275;1577['+ ]| selling Irish industries.  Robbing Peter to$9$ pay Paul.  Gob, that$6#1$ puts the
12:275;1578['+ ]| bloody kybosh on$4$ it if old sloppy eyes is mucking up$5$ the show.  Give us a
12:275;1579['+ ]| bloody chance.  God save Ireland from the likes of that$6#2$ bloody mouseabout.
12:275;1580['+ ]| Mr*Bloom with his argol bargol.  And his old fellow before him perpetrating
12:275;1581['+ ]| frauds, old Methusalem*Bloom, the robbing bagman, that$6#1$ poisoned himself
12:275;1582['+ ]| with the prussic acid after he swamping the country with his baubles and
12:275;1583['+ ]| his penny diamonds.  Loans by$4$ post on$4$ easy terms.  Any amount of money
12:275;1584['+ ]| advanced on$4$ note of hand.  Distance no$2$ object.  No$2$ security.  Gob, he is like$4$
12:275;1585['+ ]| Lanty*MacHale's goat that$6#1$ would go a piece of the road with every one.
12:275;1586[ZI ]| ~~ Well, it is a fact, 
12:275;1586['+ ]| says John*Wyse.  
12:275;1586[ZI ]| And there is the man now that$6#1$ will$1$ tell you
12:275;1587[ZI ]| all about it, Martin*Cunningham.
12:275;1588['+ ]| Sure enough the castle car drove up$5$ with Martin on$4$ it and Jack*Power
12:275;1589['+ ]| with him and a fellow named Crofter or Crofton, pensioner out of the
12:275;1590['+ ]| collector general's, an orangeman Blackburn does have on$4$ the registration
12:275;1591['+ ]| and he drawing his pay or Crawford gallivanting around the country at the
12:275;1592['+ ]| king's expense.
12:275;1593['  ]| Our travellers reached the rustic hostelry and alighted from their
12:275;1594['  ]| palfreys.
12:275;1595[X  ]| ~~ Ho, varlet!  
12:275;1595['  ]| cried he, who$6#1$ by$4$ his mien seemed the leader of the party.
12:275;1596[X  ]| Saucy knave!  To$4$ us!
12:275;1597['  ]| So$5#2$ saying he knocked loudly with his swordhilt upon$4$ the open lattice.
12:276;1598['  ]| Mine host came forth at the summons, girding him with his tabard.
12:276;1599[X  ]| ~~ Give you good den, my masters, 
12:276;1599['  ]| said he with an obsequious bow.
12:276;1600[X  ]| ~~ Bestir thyself, sirrah!  
12:276;1600['  ]| cried he who$6#1$ had knocked.  
12:276;1600[X  ]| Look to$4$ our steeds.  And
12:276;1601[X  ]| for$4$ ourselves give us of your best for$4$ ifaith we need it.
12:276;1602[X  ]| ~~ Lackaday, good masters, 
12:276;1602['  ]| said the host, 
12:276;1602[X  ]| my poor house has but a bare
12:276;1603[X  ]| larder.  I know not what to$9$ offer your lordships.
12:276;1604[X  ]| ~~ How now, fellow?  
12:276;1604['  ]| cried the second of the party, a man of pleasant
12:276;1605['  ]| countenance, 
12:276;1605[X  ]| So$5#2$ servest thou the king's messengers, master*Taptun?
12:276;1606['  ]| An instantaneous change overspread the landlord's visage.
12:276;1607[X  ]| ~~ Cry you mercy, gentlemen, 
12:276;1607['  ]| he said humbly.  
12:276;1607[X  ]| An you be the king's
12:276;1608[X  ]| messengers (God shield His*Majesty!) you shall not want for$4$ aught.  The
12:276;1609[X  ]| king's friends (God bless His*Majesty!) shall not go afasting in$4$ my house I
12:276;1610[X  ]| warrant me.
12:276;1611[X  ]| ~~ Then about!  
12:276;1611['  ]| cried the traveller who$6#1$ had not spoken, a lusty trencherman
12:276;1612['  ]| by$4$ his aspect.  
12:276;1612[X  ]| Hast aught to$9$ give us?
12:276;1613['  ]| Mine host bowed again as he made answer:
12:276;1614[X  ]| ~~ What say you, good masters, to$4$ a squab pigeon pasty, some collops of
12:276;1615[X  ]| venison, a saddle of veal, widgeon with crisp hog's bacon, a boar's head
12:276;1616[X  ]| with pistachios, a bason of jolly custard, a medlar tansy and a flagon of old
12:276;1617[X  ]| Rhenish?
12:276;1618[X  ]| ~~ Gadzooks!  
12:276;1618['  ]| cried the last speaker.  
12:276;1618[X  ]| That$6#2$ likes me well.  Pistachios!
12:276;1619[X  ]| ~~ Aha!  
12:276;1619['  ]| cried he of the pleasant countenance.  
12:276;1619[X  ]| A poor house and a bare
12:276;1620[X  ]| larder, quotha!  It is a merry rogue.
12:276;1621['+ ]| So$3$ in$5$ comes Martin asking where was Bloom.
12:276;1622[ZD ]| ~~ Where is he?  
12:276;1622['+ ]| says Lenehan.  
12:276;1622[ZD ]| Defrauding widows and orphans.
12:276;1623[ZI ]| ~~ Is not that$6#2$ a fact, 
12:276;1623['+ ]| says John*Wyse, 
12:276;1623[ZI ]| what I was telling the citizen about
12:276;1624[ZI ]| Bloom and the Sinn*Fein?
12:276;1625[G  ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is so$5#2$, 
12:276;1625['+ ]| says Martin.  
12:276;1625[G  ]| Or so$5#2$ they allege.
12:276;1626[ZZ ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ made those allegations?  
12:276;1626['+ ]| says Alf.
12:276;1627[S  ]| ~~ I, 
12:276;1627['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:276;1627[S  ]| I am the alligator.
12:276;1628[ZI ]| ~~ And after all, 
12:276;1628['+ ]| says John*Wyse, 
12:276;1628[ZI ]| why can not a jew love his country like$4$ the
12:276;1629[ZI ]| next fellow?
12:276;1630[T  ]| ~~ Why not?  
12:276;1630['+ ]| says J%*J%, 
12:276;1630[T  ]| when he is quite sure which$6#1$ country it is.
12:276;1631[L  ]| ~~ Is he a jew or a gentile or a holy Roman or a swaddler or what the hell is
12:276;1632[L  ]| he?  
12:276;1632['+ ]| says Ned.  
12:276;1632[L  ]| Or who$6#2$ is he?  No$2$ offence, Crofton.
12:276;1633[T  ]| ~~ Who$6#2$ is Junius?  
12:276;1633['+ ]| says J%*J%
12:276;1634[X  ]| ~~ We do not want him, 
12:276;1634['+ ]| says Crofter the Orangeman or presbyterian.
12:276;1635[G  ]| ~~ He is a perverted jew, 
12:276;1635['+ ]| says Martin, 
12:276;1635[G  ]| from a place in$4$ Hungary and it was he
12:276;1636[G  ]| drew up$5$ all the plans according to$4$ the Hungarian system.  We know that$3$ in$4$
12:276;1637[G  ]| the castle.
12:276;1638[H  ]| ~~ Is not he a cousin of Bloom the dentist?  
12:276;1638['+ ]| says Jack*Power.
12:276;1639[G  ]| ~~ Not at all, 
12:276;1639['+ ]| says Martin.  
12:276;1639[G  ]| Only namesakes.  His name was Virag, the
12:276;1640[G  ]| father's name that$6#1$ poisoned himself.  He changed it by$4$ deedpoll, the father
12:276;1641[G  ]| did.
12:277;1642[ZY ]| ~~ That$6#2$ is the new Messiah for$4$ Ireland!  
12:277;1642['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:277;1642[ZY ]| Island of saints and
12:277;1643[ZY ]| sages!
12:277;1644[G  ]| ~~ Well, they are still waiting for$4$ their redeemer, 
12:277;1644['+ ]| says Martin.  
12:277;1644[G  ]| For$4$ that$6#2$ matter
12:277;1645[G  ]| so$5#2$ are we.
12:277;1646[T  ]| ~~ Yes, 
12:277;1646['+ ]| says J%*J%, 
12:277;1646[T  ]| and every male that$6#1$ is born they think it may be their
12:277;1647[T  ]| Messiah.  And every jew is in$4$ a tall state of excitement, I believe, till he
12:277;1648[T  ]| knows if he is a father or a mother.
12:277;1649[ZD ]| ~~ Expecting every moment will$1$ be his next, 
12:277;1649['+ ]| says Lenehan.
12:277;1650[L  ]| ~~ O, by$4$ God, 
12:277;1650['+ ]| says Ned, 
12:277;1650[L  ]| you should have seen Bloom before that$6#2$ son of his
12:277;1651[L  ]| that$6#1$ died was born.  I met him one day in$4$ the south city markets buying a tin
12:277;1652[L  ]| of Neave's food six weeks before the wife was delivered.
12:277;1653[T  ]| ~~ \En ventre sa m`ere\, 
12:277;1653['+ ]| says J%*J%
12:277;1654[ZY ]| ~~ Do you call that$6#2$ a man?  
12:277;1654['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:277;1655[S  ]| ~~ I wonder did he ever put it out of sight, 
12:277;1655['+ ]| says Joe.
12:277;1656[H  ]| ~~ Well, there were two children born anyhow, 
12:277;1656['+ ]| says Jack*Power.
12:277;1657[ZY ]| ~~ And who$6#2$ does he suspect?  
12:277;1657['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:277;1658['+ ]| Gob, there is many a true word spoken in$4$ jest.  One of those mixed
12:277;1659['+ ]| middlings he is.  Lying up$5$ in$4$ the hotel Pisser was telling me once a month
12:277;1660['+ ]| with headache like$4$ a totty with her courses.  Do you know what I am telling
12:277;1661['+ ]| you?  It would be an act of God to$9$ take a hold of a fellow the like$0$ of that$6#2$ and
12:277;1662['+ ]| throw him in$4$ the bloody sea.  Justifiable homicide, so$5#2$ it would.  Then sloping
12:277;1663['+ ]| off with his five quid without putting up$5$ a pint of stuff like$4$ a man.  Give us
12:277;1664['+ ]| your blessing.  Not as much as would blind your eye.
12:277;1665[G  ]| ~~ Charity to$4$ the neighbour, 
12:277;1665['+ ]| says Martin.  
12:277;1665[G  ]| But where is he?  We can not wait.
12:277;1666[ZY ]| ~~ A wolf in$4$ sheep's clothing, 
12:277;1666['+ ]| says the citizen.  
12:277;1666[ZY ]| That$6#2$ is what he is.  Virag from
12:277;1667[ZY ]| Hungary!  Ahasuerus I call him.  Cursed by$4$ God.
12:277;1668[L  ]| ~~ Have you time for$4$ a brief libation, Martin?  
12:277;1668['+ ]| says Ned.
12:277;1669[G  ]| ~~ Only one, 
12:277;1669['+ ]| says Martin.  
12:277;1669[G  ]| We must be quick.  J%*J%  and S.
12:277;1670[L  ]| ~~ You, Jack?  Crofton?  Three half ones, Terry.
12:277;1671[ZY ]| ~~ Saint*Patrick would want to$9$ land again at Ballykinlar and convert us,
12:277;1672['+ ]| says the citizen, 
12:277;1672[ZY ]| after allowing things like$4$ that$6#2$ to$9$ contaminate our shores.
12:277;1673[G  ]| ~~ Well, 
12:277;1673['+ ]| says Martin, rapping for$4$ his glass.  
12:277;1673[G  ]| God bless all here is my prayer.
12:277;1674[ZY ]| ~~ Amen, 
12:277;1674['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:277;1675[S  ]| ~~ And I am sure He will$1$, 
12:277;1675['+ ]| says Joe.
12:277;1676['  ]| And at the sound of the sacring bell, headed by$4$ a crucifer with
12:277;1677['  ]| acolytes, thurifers, boatbearers, readers, ostiarii, deacons and subdeacons,
12:277;1678['  ]| the blessed company drew nigh of mitred abbots and priors and guardians
12:277;1679['  ]| and monks and friars:  the monks of Benedict of Spoleto, Carthusians and
12:277;1680['  ]| Camaldolesi, Cistercians and Olivetans, Oratorians and Vallombrosans,
12:277;1681['  ]| and the friars of Augustine, Brigittines, Premonstratensians, Servi,
12:277;1682['  ]| Trinitarians, and the children of Peter*Nolasco:  and therewith from Carmel*mount
12:277;1683['  ]| the children of Elijah prophet led by$4$ Albert bishop and by$4$ Teresa*of*Avila, 
12:277;1684['  ]| calced and other:  and friars, brown and grey, sons of poor Francis,
12:277;1685['  ]| capuchins, cordeliers, minimes and observants and the daughters of Clara:
12:277;1686['  ]| and the sons of Dominic, the friars preachers, and the sons of Vincent:  and
12:278;1687['  ]| the monks of S%*Wolstan:  and Ignatius his children:  and the confraternity
12:278;1688['  ]| of the christian brothers led by$4$ the reverend*brother*Edmund*Ignatius*Rice.
12:278;1689['  ]| And after came all saints and martyrs, virgins and confessors:  S%*Cyr and S%*Isidore*Arator 
12:278;1690['  ]| and S%*James*the*Less and S%*Phocas*of*Sinope and S%*Julian*Hospitator 
12:278;1691['  ]| and S%*Felix*de*Cantalice and S%*Simon*Stylites and S%*Stephen*Protomartyr 
12:278;1692['  ]| and S%*John*of*God and S%*Ferreol and S%*Leugarde and S%*Theodotus 
12:278;1693['  ]| and S%*Vulmar and S%*Richard and S%*Vincent*de*Paul and S%*Martin*of*Todi 
12:278;1694['  ]| and S%*Martin*of*Tours and S%*Alfred and S%*Joseph and S%*Denis 
12:278;1695['  ]| and S%*Cornelius and S%*Leopold and S%*Bernard and S%*Terence and
12:278;1696['  ]| S%*Edward and S%*Owen*Caniculus and S%*Anonymous and S%*Eponymous
12:278;1697['  ]| and S%*Pseudonymous and S%*Homonymous and S%*Paronymous and S%*Synonymous 
12:278;1698['  ]| and S%*Laurence*O'Toole and S%*James*of*Dingle and
12:278;1699['  ]| Compostella and S%*Columcille and S%*Columba and S%*Celestine and S%*Colman 
12:278;1700['  ]| and S%*Kevin and S%*Brendan and S%*Frigidian and S%*Senan and S%*Fachtna 
12:278;1701['  ]| and S%*Columbanus and S%*Gall and S%*Fursey and S%*Fintan and S%*Fiacre 
12:278;1702['  ]| and S%*John*Nepomuc and S%*Thomas*Aquinas and S%*Ives*of*Brittany 
12:278;1703['  ]| and S%*Michan and S%*Herman-Joseph and the three patrons of
12:278;1704['  ]| holy youth S%*Aloysius*Gonzaga and S%*Stanislaus*Kostka and S%*John*Berchmans 
12:278;1705['  ]| and the saints Gervasius, Servasius and Bonifacius and S%*Bride
12:278;1706['  ]| and S%*Kieran and S%*Canice*of*Kilkenny and S%*Jarlath*of*Tuam and S%*Finbarr 
12:278;1707['  ]| and S%*Pappin*of*Ballymun and Brother*Aloysius*Pacificus and
12:278;1708['  ]| Brother*Louis*Bellicosus and the saints Rose*of*Lima and of Viterbo and S%*Martha*of*Bethany 
12:278;1709['  ]| and S%*Mary*of*Egypt and S%*Lucy and S%*Brigid and S%*Attracta 
12:278;1710['  ]| and S%*Dympna and S%*Ita and S%*Marion*Calpensis and the
12:278;1711['  ]| Blessed*Sister*Teresa*of*the*Child*Jesus and S%*Barbara and S%*Scholastica
12:278;1712['  ]| and S%*Ursula with eleven thousand virgins.  And all came with nimbi and
12:278;1713['  ]| aureoles and gloriae, bearing palms and harps and swords and olive
12:278;1714['  ]| crowns, in$4$ robes whereon were woven the blessed symbols of their
12:278;1715['  ]| efficacies, inkhorns, arrows, loaves, cruses, fetters, axes, trees, bridges,
12:278;1716['  ]| babes in$4$ a bathtub, shells, wallets, shears, keys, dragons, lilies, buckshot,
12:278;1717['  ]| beards, hogs, lamps, bellows, beehives, soupladles, stars, snakes, anvils,
12:278;1718['  ]| boxes of vaseline, bells, crutches, forceps, stags' horns, watertight boots,
12:278;1719['  ]| hawks, millstones, eyes on$4$ a dish, wax candles, aspergills, unicorns.  And as
12:278;1720['  ]| they wended their way by$4$ Nelson's*Pillar, Henry*street, Mary*street, Capel*street, 
12:278;1721['  ]| Little*Britain*street chanting the introit \in$4$\ \7Epiphania 7Domini\ which$6#1$
12:278;1722['  ]| beginneth \7Surge, 7illuminare\ and thereafter most sweetly the gradual \7Omnes\
12:278;1723['  ]| which$6#1$ saith \7de 7Saba 7venient\ they did divers wonders such as casting out
12:278;1724['  ]| devils, raising the dead to$4$ life, multiplying fishes, healing the halt and the
12:278;1725['  ]| blind, discovering various articles which$6#1$ had been mislaid, interpreting and
12:278;1726['  ]| fulfilling the scriptures, blessing and prophesying.  And last, beneath a
12:278;1727['  ]| canopy of cloth of gold came the reverend Father*O'Flynn attended by$4$
12:278;1728['  ]| Malachi and Patrick.  And when the good fathers had reached the appointed
12:278;1729['  ]| place, the house of Bernard*Kiernan*and*Co, limited, 8, 9 and 10 Little*Britain*street, 
12:278;1730['  ]| wholesale grocers, wine and brandy shippers, licensed for$4$ the
12:278;1731['  ]| sale of beer, wine and spirits for$4$ consumption on$4$ the premises, the celebrant
12:279;1732['  ]| blessed the house and censed the mullioned windows and the groynes and
12:279;1733['  ]| the vaults and the arrises and the capitals and the pediments and the
12:279;1734['  ]| cornices and the engrailed arches and the spires and the cupolas and
12:279;1735['  ]| sprinkled the lintels thereof with blessed water and prayed that$3$ God might
12:279;1736['  ]| bless that$6#2$ house as he had blessed the house of Abraham and Isaac and
12:279;1737['  ]| Jacob and make the angels of His light to$9$ inhabit therein.  And entering he
12:279;1738['  ]| blessed the viands and the beverages and the company of all the blessed
12:279;1739['  ]| answered his prayers.
12:279;1740[Z  ]| ~~ \7Adiutorium 7nostrum 7in 7nomine 7Domini.\
12:279;1741[Z  ]| ~~ \7Qui\ \7fecit 7coelum\ \7et 7terram.\
12:279;1742[Z  ]| ~~ \7Dominus 7vobiscum.\
12:279;1743[Z  ]| ~~ \7Et 7cum 7spiritu 7tuo.\
12:279;1744['  ]| And he laid his hands upon$4$ that$6#2$ he blessed and gave thanks and he
12:279;1745['  ]| prayed and they all with him prayed:
12:279;1746[Z  ]| ~~ \7Deus, 7cuius 7verbo 7sanctificantur 7omnia, 7benedictionem 7tuam 7effunde 7super\
12:279;1747[Z  ]| \7creaturas 7istas:  7et 7praesta 7ut 7quisquis 7eis 7secundum 7legem 7et 7voluntatem\
12:279;1748[Z  ]| \7Tuam 7cum 7gratiarum 7actione 7usus 7fuerit 7per 7invocationem 7sanctissimi\
12:279;1749[Z  ]| \7nominis 7Tui 7corporis 7sanitatem 7et 7animae 7tutelam 7Te 7auctore 7percipiat 7per\
12:279;1750[Z  ]| \7Christum 7Dominum 7nostrum.\
12:279;1751[H  ]| ~~ And so$5#2$ say all of us, 
12:279;1751['+ ]| says Jack.
12:279;1752[X  ]| ~~ Thousand a year, Lambert, 
12:279;1752['+ ]| says Crofton or Crawford.
12:279;1753[L  ]| ~~ Right, 
12:279;1753['+ ]| says Ned, taking up$5$ his John*Jameson.  
12:279;1753[L  ]| And butter for$4$ fish.
12:279;1754['+ ]| I was just looking around to$9$ see who$6#1$ the happy thought would strike
12:279;1755['+ ]| when be damned but in$5$ he comes again letting on$5$ to$9$ be in$4$ a hell of a hurry.
12:279;1756[C  ]| ~~ I was just round at the courthouse, 
12:279;1756['+ ]| says he, 
12:279;1756[C  ]| looking for$4$ you.  I hope I am
12:279;1757[C  ]| not ~
12:279;1758[G  ]| ~~ No$7$, 
12:279;1758['+ ]| says Martin, 
12:279;1758[G  ]| we are ready.
12:279;1759['+ ]| Courthouse my eye and your pockets hanging down with gold and
12:279;1760['+ ]| silver.  Mean bloody scut.  Stand us a drink itself.  Devil a sweet fear!  There is
12:279;1761['+ ]| a jew for$4$ you!  All for$4$ number one.  Cute as a shithouse rat.  Hundred to$4$ five.
12:279;1762[ZY ]| ~~ Do not tell anyone, 
12:279;1762['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:279;1763[C  ]| ~~ Beg your pardon, 
12:279;1763['+ ]| says he.
12:279;1764[G  ]| ~~ Come on$5$ boys, 
12:279;1764['+ ]| says Martin, seeing it was looking blue.  
12:279;1764[G  ]| Come along now.
12:279;1765[ZY ]| ~~ Do not tell anyone, 
12:279;1765['+ ]| says the citizen, letting a bawl out of him.  
12:279;1765[ZY ]| It is a secret.
12:279;1766['+ ]| And the bloody dog woke up$5$ and let a growl.
12:279;1767[G  ]| ~~ Bye bye all, 
12:279;1767['+ ]| says Martin.
12:279;1768['+ ]| And he got them out as quick as he could, Jack*Power and Crofton or
12:279;1769['+ ]| whatever you call him and him in$4$ the middle of them letting on$5$ to$9$ be all at
12:279;1770['+ ]| sea and up$5$ with them on$4$ the bloody jaunting car.
12:279;1771[G  ]| ~~ Off with you, 
12:279;1771['+ ]| says Martin to$4$ the jarvey.
12:279;1772['  ]| The milkwhite dolphin tossed his mane and, rising in$4$ the golden poop,
12:279;1773['  ]| the helmsman spread the bellying sail upon$4$ the wind and stood off forward
12:279;1774['  ]| with all sail set, the spinnaker to$4$ larboard.  A many comely nymphs drew
12:279;1775['  ]| nigh to$4$ starboard and to$4$ larboard and, clinging to$4$ the sides of the noble
12:279;1776['  ]| bark, they linked their shining forms as doth the cunning wheelwright when
12:280;1777['  ]| he fashions about the heart of his wheel the equidistant rays whereof each
12:280;1778['  ]| one is sister to$4$ another and he binds them all with an outer ring and giveth
12:280;1779['  ]| speed to$4$ the feet of men whenas they ride to$4$ a hosting or contend for$4$ the
12:280;1780['  ]| smile of ladies fair.  Even so$5#2$ did they come and set them, those willing
12:280;1781['  ]| nymphs, the undying sisters.  And they laughed, sporting in$4$ a circle of their
12:280;1782['  ]| foam:  and the bark clave the waves.
12:280;1783['+ ]| But begob I was just lowering the heel of the pint when I saw the
12:280;1784['+ ]| citizen getting up$5$ to$9$ waddle to$4$ the door, puffing and blowing with the
12:280;1785['+ ]| dropsy, and he cursing the curse of Cromwell on$4$ him, bell, book and candle
12:280;1786['+ ]| in$4$ Irish, spitting and spatting out of him and Joe and little Alf round him
12:280;1787['+ ]| like$4$ a leprechaun trying to$9$ peacify him.
12:280;1788[ZY ]| ~~ Let me alone, 
12:279;1788['+ ]| says he.
12:280;1789['+ ]| And begob he got as far as the door and they holding him and he
12:280;1790['+ ]| bawls out of him:
12:280;1791[ZY ]| ~~ Three cheers for$4$ Israel!
12:280;1792['+ ]| Arrah, sit down on$4$ the parliamentary side of your arse for$4$ Christ'
12:280;1793['+ ]| sake and do not be making a public exhibition of yourself.  Jesus, there is
12:280;1794['+ ]| always some bloody clown or other kicking up$5$ a bloody murder about
12:280;1795['+ ]| bloody nothing.  Gob, it would turn the porter sour in$4$ your guts, so$5#2$ it would.
12:280;1796['+ ]| And all the ragamuffins and sluts of the nation round the door and
12:280;1797['+ ]| Martin telling the jarvey to$9$ drive ahead and the citizen bawling and Alf and
12:280;1798['+ ]| Joe at him to$9$ whisht and he on$4$ his high horse about the jews and the loafers
12:280;1799['+ ]| calling for$4$ a speech and Jack*Power trying to$9$ get him to$9$ sit down on$4$ the car
12:280;1800['+ ]| and hold his bloody jaw and a loafer with a patch over his eye starts singing
12:280;1801[Z  ]| \If the man in$4$ the moon was a jew, jew, jew\ 
12:280;1801['+ ]| and a slut shouts out of her:
12:280;1802[X  ]| ~~ Eh, mister!  Your fly is open, mister!
12:280;1803['+ ]| And says he:
12:280;1804[C  ]| ~~ Mendelssohn was a jew and Karl*Marx and Mercadante and Spinoza.
12:280;1805[C  ]| And the Saviour was a jew and his father was a jew.  Your God.
12:280;1806[G  ]| ~~ He had no$2$ father, 
12:280;1806['+ ]| says Martin.  
12:280;1806[G  ]| That$6#2$ will$1$ do now.  Drive ahead.
12:280;1807[ZY ]| ~~ Whose God?  
12:280;1807['+ ]| says the citizen.
12:280;1808[C  ]| ~~ Well, his uncle was a jew, 
12:280;1808['+ ]| says he.  
12:280;1808[C  ]| Your God was a jew.  Christ was a jew
12:280;1809[C  ]| like$4$ me.
12:280;1810['+ ]| Gob, the citizen made a plunge back into the shop.
12:280;1811[ZY ]| ~~ By$4$ Jesus, 
12:280;1811['+ ]| says he, 
12:280;1811[ZY ]| I will$1$ brain that$6#2$ bloody jewman for$4$ using the holy name.
12:280;1812[ZY ]| By$4$ Jesus, I will$1$ crucify him so$5#2$ I will$1$.  Give us that$6#2$ biscuitbox here.
12:280;1813[S  ]| ~~ Stop!  Stop!  
12:280;1813['+ ]| says Joe.
12:280;1814['  ]| A large and appreciative gathering of friends and acquaintances from
12:280;1815['  ]| the metropolis and greater Dublin assembled in$4$ their thousands to$9$ bid
12:280;1816['  ]| farewell to$4$ Nagyas=agos*uram*Lip=oti*Virag, late of Messrs*Alexander*Thom's, 
12:280;1817['  ]| printers to$4$ His*Majesty, on$4$ the occasion of his departure for$4$ the
12:280;1818['  ]| distant clime of Sz=azharminczbroj=uguly=as-Dugul=as (Meadow*of*Murmuring*Waters).  
12:280;1819['  ]| The ceremony which$6#1$ went off with great \=eclat\ was
12:280;1820['  ]| characterised by$4$ the most affecting cordiality.  An illuminated scroll of
12:280;1821['  ]| ancient Irish vellum, the work of Irish artists, was presented to$4$ the
12:281;1822['  ]| distinguished phenomenologist on$4$ behalf of a large section of the
12:281;1823['  ]| community and was accompanied by$4$ the gift of a silver casket, tastefully
12:281;1824['  ]| executed in$4$ the style of ancient Celtic ornament, a work which$6#1$ reflects every
12:281;1825['  ]| credit on$4$ the makers, Messrs*Jacob*agus*Jacob.  The departing guest was the
12:281;1826['  ]| recipient of a hearty ovation, many of those who$6#1$ were present being visibly
12:281;1827['  ]| moved when the select orchestra of Irish pipes struck up$5$ the wellknown
12:281;1828['  ]| strains of \Come*Back*to*Erin\, followed immediately by$4$ \Rak=oczsy's*March\.
12:281;1829['  ]| Tarbarrels and bonfires were lighted along the coastline of the four seas on$4$
12:281;1830['  ]| the summits of the Hill*of*Howth, Three*Rock*Mountain, Sugarloaf, Bray*Head, 
12:281;1831['  ]| the mountains*of*Mourne, the Galtees, the Ox and Donegal and
12:281;1832['  ]| Sperrin peaks, the Nagles and the Bograghs, the Connemara*hills, the reeks
12:281;1833['  ]| of M^'Gillicuddy, Slieve*Aughty, Slieve*Bernagh and Slieve*Bloom.  Amid
12:281;1834['  ]| cheers that$6#1$ rent the welkin, responded to$5$ by$4$ answering cheers from a big
12:281;1835['  ]| muster of henchmen on$4$ the distant Cambrian and Caledonian hills, the
12:281;1836['  ]| mastodontic pleasureship slowly moved away saluted by$4$ a final floral
12:281;1837['  ]| tribute from the representatives of the fair sex who$6#1$ were present in$4$ large
12:281;1838['  ]| numbers while, as it proceeded down the river, escorted by$4$ a flotilla of
12:281;1839['  ]| barges, the flags of the Ballast*office and Custom*House were dipped in$4$
12:281;1840['  ]| salute as were also those of the electrical power station at the Pigeonhouse
12:281;1841['  ]| and the Poolbeg*Light.  \Visszontl=at=asra, kedv=es\ \bar=atom!\ \Visszontl=at=asra!\
12:281;1842['  ]| Gone but not forgotten.
12:281;1843['+ ]| Gob, the devil would not stop him till he got hold of the bloody tin
12:281;1844['+ ]| anyhow and out with him and little Alf hanging on$5$ to$4$ his elbow and he
12:281;1845['+ ]| shouting like$4$ a stuck pig, as good as any bloody play in$4$ the Queen's royal
12:281;1846['+ ]| theatre:
12:281;1847[ZY ]| ~~ Where is he till I murder him?
12:281;1848['+ ]| And Ned and J%*J%  paralysed with the laughing.
12:281;1849[AA ]| ~~ Bloody wars, 
12:281;1849['+ ]| says I, 
12:281;1849[AA ]| I will$1$ be in$5$ for$4$ the last gospel.
12:281;1850['+ ]| But as luck would have it the jarvey got the nag's head round the
12:281;1851['+ ]| other way and off with him.
12:281;1852[S  ]| ~~ Hold on$5$, citizen, 
12:281;1852['+ ]| says Joe.  
12:281;1852[S  ]| Stop!
12:281;1853['+ ]| Begob he drew his hand and made a swipe and let fly.  Mercy of God
12:281;1854['+ ]| the sun was in$4$ his eyes or he would have left him for$4$ dead.  Gob, he near sent it
12:281;1855['+ ]| into the county*Longford.  The bloody nag took fright and the old mongrel
12:281;1856['+ ]| after the car like$4$ bloody hell and all the populace shouting and laughing
12:281;1857['+ ]| and the old tinbox clattering along the street.
12:281;1858['  ]| The catastrophe was terrific and instantaneous in$4$ its effect.  The
12:281;1859['  ]| observatory of Dunsink registered in$4$ all eleven shocks, all of the fifth grade
12:281;1860['  ]| of Mercalli's scale, and there is no$2$ record extant of a similar seismic
12:281;1861['  ]| disturbance in$4$ our island since the earthquake of 1534, the year of the
12:281;1862['  ]| rebellion of Silken*Thomas.  The epicentre appears to$9$ have been that$6#2$ part of
12:281;1863['  ]| the metropolis which$6#1$ constitutes the Inn's*Quay ward and parish of Saint*Michan 
12:281;1864['  ]| covering a surface of fortyone acres, two roods and one square
12:281;1865['  ]| pole or perch.  All the lordly residences in$4$ the vicinity of the palace*of*justice
12:281;1866['  ]| were demolished and that$6#2$ noble edifice itself, in$4$ which$6#1$ at the time of the
12:282;1867['  ]| catastrophe important legal debates were in$4$ progress, is literally a mass of
12:282;1868['  ]| ruins beneath which$6#1$ it is to$9$ be feared all the occupants have been buried
12:282;1869['  ]| alive.  From the reports of eyewitnesses it transpires that$3$ the seismic waves
12:282;1870['  ]| were accompanied by$4$ a violent atmospheric perturbation of cyclonic
12:282;1871['  ]| character.  An article of headgear since ascertained to$9$ belong to$4$ the much
12:282;1872['  ]| respected clerk of the crown and peace Mr*George*Fottrell and a silk
12:282;1873['  ]| umbrella with gold handle with the engraved initials, crest, coat of arms and
12:282;1874['  ]| house number of the erudite and worshipful chairman of quarter sessions
12:282;1875['  ]| sir*Frederick*Falkiner, recorder of Dublin, have been discovered by$4$ search
12:282;1876['  ]| parties in$4$ remote parts of the island respectively, the former on$4$ the third
12:282;1877['  ]| basaltic ridge of the giant's causeway, the latter embedded to$4$ the extent of
12:282;1878['  ]| one foot three inches in$4$ the sandy beach of Holeopen bay near the old head
12:282;1879['  ]| of Kinsale.  Other eyewitnesses depose that$3$ they observed an incandescent
12:282;1880['  ]| object of enormous proportions hurtling through the atmosphere at a
12:282;1881['  ]| terrifying velocity in$4$ a trajectory directed southwest by$4$ west.  Messages of
12:282;1882['  ]| condolence and sympathy are being hourly received from all parts of the
12:282;1883['  ]| different continents and the sovereign pontiff has been graciously pleased to$9$
12:282;1884['  ]| decree that$3$ a special \missa pro defunctis\ shall be celebrated simultaneously
12:282;1885['  ]| by$4$ the ordinaries of each and every cathedral church of all the episcopal
12:282;1886['  ]| dioceses subject to$4$ the spiritual authority of the Holy*See in$4$ suffrage of the
12:282;1887['  ]| souls of those faithful departed who$6#1$ have been so$5#1$ unexpectedly called away
12:282;1888['  ]| from our midst.  The work of salvage, removal of \d=ebris\, human remains etc
12:282;1889['  ]| has been entrusted to$4$ Messrs*Michael*Meade*and*Son, 159 Great*Brunswick*street, 
12:282;1890['  ]| and Messrs*T%and*C%*Martin, 77, 78, 79 and 80 North*Wall, 
12:282;1891['  ]| assisted by$4$ the men and officers of the Duke*of*Cornwall's light
12:282;1892['  ]| infantry under the general supervision of H%*R%*H%, rear*admiral, the right
12:282;1893['  ]| honourable sir*Hercules*Hannibal*Habeas*Corpus*Anderson, K%*G%, K%*P%,
12:282;1894['  ]| K%*T%, P%*C%, K%*C%*B%, M%*P%, J%*P%, M%*B%, D%*S%*O%, S%*O%*D%,
12:282;1895['  ]| M%*F%*H%, M%*R%*I%*A%, B%*L%, Mus%*Doc%, P%*L%*G%, F%*T%*C%*D%, F%*R%*U%*I%,
12:282;1896['  ]| F%*R%*C%*P%*I%  and F%*R%*C%*S%*I%
12:282;1897['+ ]| You never saw the like$0$ of it in$4$ all your born puff.  Gob, if he got that$6#2$
12:282;1898['+ ]| lottery ticket on$4$ the side of his poll he would remember the gold*cup, he would
12:282;1899['+ ]| so$5#2$, but begob the citizen would have been lagged for$4$ assault and battery
12:282;1900['+ ]| and Joe for$4$ aiding and abetting.  The jarvey saved his life by$4$ furious driving
12:282;1901['+ ]| as sure as God made Moses.  What?  O, Jesus, he did.  And he let a volley of
12:282;1902['+ ]| oaths after him.
12:282;1903[ZY ]| ~~ Did I kill him, 
12:282;1903['+ ]| says he, 
12:282;1903[ZY ]| or what?
12:282;1904['+ ]| And he shouting to$4$ the bloody dog:
12:282;1905[ZY ]| ~~ After him, Garry!  After him, boy!
12:282;1906['+ ]| And the last we saw was the bloody car rounding the corner and old
12:282;1907['+ ]| sheepsface on$4$ it gesticulating and the bloody mongrel after it with his lugs
12:282;1908['+ ]| back for$4$ all he was bloody well worth to$9$ tear him limb from limb.  Hundred
12:282;1909['+ ]| to$4$ five!  Jesus, he took the value of it out of him, I promise you.
12:282;1910['  ]| When, lo, there came about them all a great brightness and they
12:282;1911['  ]| beheld the chariot wherein He stood ascend to$4$ heaven.  And they beheld
12:283;1912['  ]| Him in$4$ the chariot, clothed upon$5$ in$4$ the glory of the brightness, having
12:283;1913['  ]| raiment as of the sun, fair as the moon and terrible that$3$ for$4$ awe they durst
12:283;1914['  ]| not look upon$4$ Him.  And there came a voice out of heaven, calling:  \Elijah!\
12:283;1915['  ]| \Elijah!\ And He answered with a main cry:  \Abba!  Adonai!\ And they beheld
12:283;1916['  ]| Him even Him, ben Bloom Elijah, amid clouds of angels ascend to$4$ the glory
12:283;1917['  ]| of the brightness at an angle of fortyfive degrees over Donohoe's in$4$ Little*Green*street 
12:283;1918['  ]| like$4$ a shot off a shovel.