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18:608;0001@a   | Yes because he never did a thing like$4$ that$6#2$ before as ask to$9$ get his
18:608;0002@a   | breakfast in$4$ bed with a couple of eggs since the City*Arms*hotel when he
18:608;0003@a   | used to$9$ be pretending to$9$ be laid up$5$ with a sick voice doing his highness to$9$
18:608;0004@a   | make himself interesting for$4$ that$6#2$ old faggot Mrs*Riordan that$6#1$ he thought he
18:608;0005@a   | had a great leg of and she never left us a farthing all for$4$ masses for$4$ herself
18:608;0006@a   | and her soul greatest miser ever was actually afraid to$9$ lay out 4d for$4$ her
18:608;0007@a   | methylated spirit telling me all her ailments she had too much old chat in$4$
18:608;0008@a   | her about politics and earthquakes and the end of the world let us have a bit
18:608;0009@a   | of fun first God help the world if all the women were her sort down on$4$
18:608;0010@a   | bathingsuits and lownecks of course nobody wanted her to$9$ wear them I
18:608;0011@a   | suppose she was pious because no$2$ man would look at her twice I hope I will$1$
18:608;0012@a   | never be like$4$ her a wonder she did not want us to$9$ cover our faces but she was
18:608;0013@a   | a welleducated woman certainly and her gabby talk about Mr*Riordan here
18:608;0014@a   | and Mr*Riordan there I suppose he was glad to$9$ get shut of her and her dog
18:608;0015@a   | smelling my fur and always edging to$9$ get up$5$ under my petticoats especially
18:608;0016@a   | then still I like$1$ that$6#2$ in$4$ him polite to$4$ old women like$4$ that$6#2$ and waiters and
18:608;0017@a   | beggars too he is not proud out of nothing but not always if ever he got
18:608;0018@a   | anything really serious the matter with him it is much better for$4$ them to$9$ go
18:608;0019@a   | into a hospital where everything is clean but I suppose I would have to$9$ dring it
18:608;0020@a   | into him for$4$ a month yes and then we would have a hospital nurse next thing on$4$
18:608;0021@a   | the carpet have him staying there till they throw him out or a nun maybe
18:608;0022@a   | like$4$ the smutty photo he has she is as much a nun as I am not yes because
18:608;0023@a   | they are so$5#1$ weak and puling when they are sick they want a woman to$9$ get well
18:608;0024@a   | if his nose bleeds you would think it was O tragic and that$6#2$ dyinglooking one off
18:608;0025@a   | the south*circular when he sprained his foot at the choir party at the
18:608;0026@a   | sugarloaf Mountain the day I wore that$6#2$ dress Miss*Stack bringing him
18:608;0027@a   | flowers the worst old ones she could find at the bottom of the basket
18:608;0028@a   | anything at all to$9$ get into a man's bedroom with her old maid's voice trying
18:608;0029@a   | to$9$ imagine he was dying on$4$ account of her to$9$ never see thy face again
18:608;0030@a   | though he looked more like$4$ a man with his beard a bit grown in$4$ the bed
18:608;0031@a   | father was the same besides I hate bandaging and dosing when he cut his
18:608;0032@a   | toe with the razor paring his corns afraid he would get bloodpoisoning but if it
18:608;0033@a   | was a thing I was sick then we would see what attention only of course the
18:608;0034@a   | woman hides it not to$9$ give all the trouble they do yes he came somewhere
18:608;0035@a   | I am sure by$4$ his appetite anyway love it is not or he would be off his feed thinking of
18:609;0036@a   | her so$3$ either it was one of those night women if it was down there he was
18:609;0037@a   | really and the hotel story he made up$5$ a pack of lies to$9$ hide it planning it
18:609;0038@a   | Hynes kept me who$6#2$ did I meet ah yes I met do you remember Menton and
18:609;0039@a   | who$6#1$ else who$6#1$ let me see that$6#2$ big babbyface I saw him and he not long
18:609;0040@a   | married flirting with a young girl at Pooles*Myriorama and turned my back
18:609;0041@a   | on$4$ him when he slinked out looking quite conscious what harm but he had
18:609;0042@a   | the impudence to$9$ make up$5$ to$4$ me one time well done to$4$ him mouth almighty
18:609;0043@a   | and his boiled eyes of all the big stupoes I ever met and that$6#1$ is called a
18:609;0044@a   | solicitor only for$3$ I hate having a long wrangle in$4$ bed or else if it is not that$6#2$ it is
18:609;0045@a   | some little bitch or other he got in$5$ with somewhere or picked up$5$ on$4$ the sly if
18:609;0046@a   | they only knew him as well as I do yes because the day before yesterday he
18:609;0047@a   | was scribbling something a letter when I came into the front room to$9$ show
18:609;0048@a   | him Dignam's death in$4$ the paper as if something told me and he covered it
18:609;0049@a   | up$5$ with the blottingpaper pretending to$9$ be thinking about business so$3$ very
18:609;0050@a   | probably that$6#2$ was it to$4$ somebody who$6#1$ thinks she has a softy in$4$ him because
18:609;0051@a   | all men get a bit like$4$ that$6#2$ at his age especially getting on$5$ to$4$ forty he is now
18:609;0052@a   | so$3$ as to$9$ wheedle any money she can out of him no$2$ fool like$4$ an old fool and
18:609;0053@a   | then the usual kissing my bottom was to$9$ hide it not that$3$ I care two straws
18:609;0054@a   | now who$6#1$ he does it with or knew before that$6#2$ way though I would like$1$ to$9$ find out
18:609;0055@a   | so$5#1$ long as I do not have the two of them under my nose all the time like$4$ that$6#2$
18:609;0056@a   | slut that$6#2$ Mary we had in$4$ Ontario*terrace padding out her false bottom to$9$
18:609;0057@a   | excite him bad enough to$9$ get the smell of those painted women off him once
18:609;0058@a   | or twice I had a suspicion by$4$ getting him to$9$ come near me when I found the
18:609;0059@a   | long hair on$4$ his coat without that$6#2$ one when I went into the kitchen
18:609;0060@a   | pretending he was drinking water 1 woman is not enough for$4$ them it was
18:609;0061@a   | all his fault of course ruining servants then proposing that$3$ she could eat at
18:609;0062@a   | our table on$4$ Christmas day if you please O no$7$ thank you not in$4$ my house
18:609;0063@a   | stealing my potatoes and the oysters 2/6 per doz going out to$9$ see her aunt if
18:609;0064@a   | you please common robbery so$5#2$ it was but I was sure he had something on$4$
18:609;0065@a   | with that$6#2$ one it takes me to$9$ find out a thing like$4$ that$6#2$ he said you have no$2$
18:609;0066@a   | proof it was her proof O yes her aunt was very fond of oysters but I told
18:609;0067@a   | her what I thought of her suggesting me to$9$ go out to$9$ be alone with her I
18:609;0068@a   | would not lower myself to$9$ spy on$4$ them the garters I found in$4$ her room the
18:609;0069@a   | Friday she was out that$6#2$ was enough for$4$ me a little bit too much her face
18:609;0070@a   | swelled up$5$ on$4$ her with temper when I gave her her week's notice I saw to$4$
18:609;0071@a   | that$6#2$ better do without them altogether do out the rooms myself quicker only
18:609;0072@a   | for$4$ the damn cooking and throwing out the dirt I gave it to$4$ him anyhow
18:609;0073@a   | either she or me leaves the house I could not even touch him if I thought he
18:609;0074@a   | was with a dirty barefaced liar and sloven like$4$ that$6#2$ one denying it up$5$ to$4$ my
18:609;0075@a   | face and singing about the place in$4$ the W*C too because she knew she was
18:609;0076@a   | too well off yes because he could not possibly do without it that$6#2$ long so$3$ he
18:609;0077@a   | must do it somewhere and the last time he came on$4$ my bottom when was it
18:609;0078@a   | the night Boylan gave my hand a great squeeze going along by$4$ the Tolka in$4$
18:609;0079@a   | my hand there steals another I just pressed the back of his like$4$ that$6#2$ with my
18:609;0080@a   | thumb to$9$ squeeze back singing the young May moon she is beaming love
18;610;0081@a   | because he has an idea about him and me he is not such a fool he said I am
18;610;0082@a   | dining out and going to$4$ the Gaiety though I am not going to$9$ give him the
18;610;0083@a   | satisfaction in$4$ any case God knows he is a change in$4$ a way not to$9$ be always
18;610;0084@a   | and ever wearing the same old hat unless I paid some nicelooking boy to$9$ do
18;610;0085@a   | it since I can not do it myself a young boy would like$1$ me I would confuse him a little
18;610;0086@a   | alone with him if we were I would let him see my garters the new ones and make
18;610;0087@a   | him turn red looking at him seduce him I know what boys feel with that$6#2$
18;610;0088@a   | down on$4$ their cheek doing that$6#2$ frigging drawing out the thing by$4$ the hour
18;610;0089@a   | question and answer would you do this that$6#2$ and the other with the coalman
18;610;0090@a   | yes with a bishop yes I would because I told him about some dean or bishop
18;610;0091@a   | was sitting beside me in$4$ the jews temples gardens when I was knitting that$6#2$
18;610;0092@a   | woollen thing a stranger to$4$ Dublin what place was it and so$5#2$ on$5$ about the
18;610;0093@a   | monuments and he tired me out with statues encouraging him making him
18;610;0094@a   | worse than he is who$6#2$ is in$4$ your mind now tell me who$6#2$ are you thinking of
18;610;0095@a   | who$6#2$ is it tell me his name who$6#2$ tell me who$6#1$ the german Emperor is it yes
18;610;0096@a   | imagine I am him think of him can you feel him trying to$9$ make a whore of me
18;610;0097@a   | what he never will$1$ he ought to$9$ give it up$5$ now at this age of his life simply
18;610;0098@a   | ruination for$4$ any woman and no$2$ satisfaction in$4$ it pretending to$9$ like$1$ it till he
18;610;0099@a   | comes and then finish it off myself anyway and it makes your lips pale
18;610;0100@a   | anyhow it is done now once and for$4$ all with all the talk of the world about it
18;610;0101@a   | people make it is only the first time after that$6#2$ it is just the ordinary do it and
18;610;0102@a   | think no$2$ more about it why can not you kiss a man without going and
18;610;0103@a   | marrying him first you sometimes love to$9$ wildly when you feel that$6#2$ way so$5#1$
18;610;0104@a   | nice all over you you can not help yourself I wish some man or other would
18;610;0105@a   | take me sometime when he is there and kiss me in$4$ his arms there is nothing
18;610;0106@a   | like$4$ a kiss long and hot down to$4$ your soul almost paralyses you then I hate
18;610;0107@a   | that$6#2$ confession when I used to$9$ go to$4$ Father*Corrigan he touched me father
18;610;0108@a   | and what harm if he did where and I said on$4$ the canal bank like$4$ a fool but
18;610;0109@a   | whereabouts on$4$ your person my child on$4$ the leg behind high up$5$ was it yes
18;610;0110@a   | rather high up$5$ was it where you sit down yes O Lord could not he say bottom
18;610;0111@a   | right out and have done with it what has that$6#2$ got to$9$ do with it and did you
18;610;0112@a   | whatever way he put it I forget no$2$ father and I always think of the real
18;610;0113@a   | father what did he want to$9$ know for$5$ when I already confessed it to$4$ God he
18;610;0114@a   | had a nice fat hand the palm moist always I would not mind feeling it neither
18;610;0115@a   | would he I would say by$4$ the bullneck in$4$ his horsecollar I wonder did he know me
18;610;0116@a   | in$4$ the box I could see his face he could not see mine of course he would never turn
18;610;0117@a   | or let on$5$ still his eyes were red when his father died they are lost for$4$ a woman
18;610;0118@a   | of course must be terrible when a man cries let alone them I would like$1$ to$9$ be
18;610;0119@a   | embraced by$4$ one in$4$ his vestments and the smell of incense off him like$4$ the
18;610;0120@a   | pope besides there is no$2$ danger with a priest if you are married he is too careful
18;610;0121@a   | about himself then give something to$4$ H*H the pope for$4$ a penance I wonder
18;610;0122@a   | was he satisfied with me one thing I did not like$1$ his slapping me behind going
18;610;0123@a   | away so$5#1$ familiarly in$4$ the hall though I laughed I am not a horse or an ass am
18;610;0124@a   | I I suppose he was thinking of his fathers I wonder is he awake thinking of
18;610;0125@a   | me or dreaming am I in$4$ it who$6#2$ gave him that$6#2$ flower he said he bought he
18:611;0126@a   | smelt of some kind of drink not whisky or stout or perhaps the sweety kind
18:611;0127@a   | of paste they stick their bills up$5$ with some liqueur I would like$1$ to$9$ sip those
18:611;0128@a   | richlooking green and yellow expensive drinks those stagedoor johnnies
18:611;0129@a   | drink with the opera hats I tasted once with my finger dipped out of that$6#2$
18:611;0130@a   | American that$6#1$ had the squirrel talking stamps with father he had all he
18:611;0131@a   | could do to$9$ keep himself from falling asleep after the last time after we took
18:611;0132@a   | the port and potted meat it had a fine salty taste yes because I felt lovely and
18:611;0133@a   | tired myself and fell asleep as sound as a top the moment I popped straight
18:611;0134@a   | into bed till that$6#2$ thunder woke me up$5$ God be merciful to$4$ us I thought the
18:611;0135@a   | heavens were coming down about us to$9$ punish us when I blessed myself
18:611;0136@a   | and said a Hail*Mary like$4$ those awful thunderbolts in$4$ Gibraltar as if the
18:611;0137@a   | world was coming to$4$ an end and then they come and tell you there is no$2$ God
18:611;0138@a   | what could you do if it was running and rushing about nothing only make
18:611;0139@a   | an act of contrition the candle I lit that$6#2$ evening in$4$ Whitefriars*street chapel
18:611;0140@a   | for$4$ the month of May see it brought its luck though he would scoff if he heard
18:611;0141@a   | because he never goes to$4$ church mass or meeting he says your soul you
18:611;0142@a   | have no$2$ soul inside only grey matter because he does not know what it is to$9$
18:611;0143@a   | have one yes when I lit the lamp because he must have come 3 or 4 times
18:611;0144@a   | with that$6#2$ tremendous big red brute of a thing he has I thought the vein or
18:611;0145@a   | whatever the dickens they call it was going to$9$ burst though his nose is not
18:611;0146@a   | so$5#1$ big after I took off all my things with the blinds down after my hours
18:611;0147@a   | dressing and perfuming and combing it like$4$ iron or some kind of a thick
18:611;0148@a   | crowbar standing all the time he must have eaten oysters I think a few
18:611;0149@a   | dozen he was in$4$ great singing voice no$7$ I never in$4$ all my life felt anyone had
18:611;0150@a   | one the size of that$6#2$ to$9$ make you feel full up$5$ he must have eaten a whole
18:611;0151@a   | sheep after what is the idea making us like$4$ that$6#2$ with a big hole in$4$ the middle
18:611;0152@a   | of us or like$4$ a Stallion driving it up$5$ into you because that$6#2$ is all they want out
18:611;0153@a   | of you with that$6#2$ determined vicious look in$4$ his eye I had to$9$ halfshut my
18:611;0154@a   | eyes still he has not such a tremendous amount of spunk in$4$ him when I made
18:611;0155@a   | him pull out and do it on$4$ me considering how big it is so$5#1$ much the better in$4$
18:611;0156@a   | case any of it was not washed out properly the last time I let him finish it in$4$
18:611;0157@a   | me nice invention they made for$4$ women for$4$ him to$9$ get all the pleasure but if
18:611;0158@a   | someone gave them a touch of it themselves they would know what I went
18:611;0159@a   | through with Milly nobody would believe cutting her teeth too and Mina*Purefoys
18:611;0160@a   | husband give us a swing out of your whiskers filling her up$5$ with a
18:611;0161@a   | child or twins once a year as regular as the clock always with a smell of
18:611;0162@a   | children off her the one they called budgers or something like$4$ a nigger with
18:611;0163@a   | a shock of hair on$4$ it Jesusjack the child is a black the last time I was there a
18:611;0164@a   | squad of them falling over one another and bawling you could not hear your
18:611;0165@a   | ears supposed to$9$ be healthy not satisfied till they have us swollen out like$4$
18:611;0166@a   | elephants or I do not know what supposing I risked having another not off
18:611;0167@a   | him though still if he was married I am sure he would have a fine strong child but I
18:611;0168@a   | do not know Poldy has more spunk in$4$ him yes that$6#2$ would be awfully jolly I
18:611;0169@a   | suppose it was meeting Josie*Powell and the funeral and thinking about me
18:611;0170@a   | and Boylan set him off well he can think what he likes now if that$6#2$ will$1$ do him
18:612;0171@a   | any good I know they were spooning a bit when I came on$4$ the scene he was
18:612;0172@a   | dancing and sitting out with her the night of Georgina*Simpson's
18:612;0173@a   | housewarming and then he wanted to$9$ ram it down my neck it was on$4$
18:612;0174@a   | account of not liking to$9$ see her a wallflower that$6#2$ was why we had the
18:612;0175@a   | standup row over politics he began it not me when he said about Our*Lord
18:612;0176@a   | being a carpenter at last he made me cry of course a woman is so$5#1$ sensitive
18:612;0177@a   | about everything I was fuming with myself after for$4$ giving in$5$ only for$3$ I
18:612;0178@a   | knew he was gone on$4$ me and the first socialist he said He was he annoyed
18:612;0179@a   | me so$5#1$ much I could not put him into a temper still he knows a lot of mixedup
18:612;0180@a   | things especially about the body and the inside I often wanted to$9$ study up$5$
18:612;0181@a   | that$6#2$ myself what we have inside us in$4$ that$6#2$ family physician I could always
18:612;0182@a   | hear his voice talking when the room was crowded and watch him after that$6#2$
18:612;0183@a   | I pretended I had a coolness on$5$ with her over him because he used to$9$ be a
18:612;0184@a   | bit on$4$ the jealous side whenever he asked who$6#2$ are you going to$9$ and I said
18:612;0185@a   | over to$4$ Floey and he made me the present of lord*Byron's poems and the
18:612;0186@a   | three pairs of gloves so$3$ that$6#2$ finished that$6#2$ I could quite easily get him to$9$
18:612;0187@a   | make it up$5$ any time I know how I would even supposing he got in$4$ with her again
18:612;0188@a   | and was going out to$9$ see her somewhere I would know if he refused to$9$ eat the
18:612;0189@a   | onions I know plenty of ways ask him to$9$ tuck down the collar of my blouse
18:612;0190@a   | or touch him with my veil and gloves on$4$ going out 1 kiss then would send
18:612;0191@a   | them all spinning however alright we will$1$ see then let him go to$4$ her she of
18:612;0192@a   | course would only be too delighted to$9$ pretend she is mad in$4$ love with him
18:612;0193@a   | that$3$ I would not so$5#1$ much mind I would just go to$4$ her and ask her do you love him
18:612;0194@a   | and look her square in$4$ the eyes she could not fool me but he might imagine he
18:612;0195@a   | was and make a declaration to$4$ her with his plabbery kind of a manner like$3$
18:612;0196@a   | he did to$4$ me though I had the devil's own job to$9$ get it out of him though I
18:612;0197@a   | liked him for$4$ that$6#2$ it showed he could hold in$5$ and was not to$9$ be got for$4$ the
18:612;0198@a   | asking he was on$4$ the pop of asking me too the night in$4$ the kitchen I was
18:612;0199@a   | rolling the potato cake there is something I want to$9$ say to$4$ you only for$3$ I put
18:612;0200@a   | him off letting on$5$ I was in$4$ a temper with my hands and arms full of pasty
18:612;0201@a   | flour in$4$ any case I let out too much the night before talking of dreams so$3$ I
18:612;0202@a   | did not want to$9$ let him know more than was good for$4$ him she used to$9$ be
18:612;0203@a   | always embracing me Josie whenever he was there meaning him of course
18:612;0204@a   | glauming me over and when I said I washed up$5$ and down as far as possible
18:612;0205@a   | asking me and did you wash possible the women are always egging on$5$ to$4$
18:612;0206@a   | that$6#2$ putting it on$4$ thick when he is there they know by$4$ his sly eye blinking a
18:612;0207@a   | bit putting on$4$ the indifferent when they come out with something the kind
18:612;0208@a   | he is what spoils him I do not wonder in$4$ the least because he was very
18:612;0209@a   | handsome at that$6#2$ time trying to$9$ look like$4$ Lord*Byron I said I liked though
18:612;0210@a   | he was too beautiful for$4$ a man and he was a little before we got engaged
18:612;0211@a   | afterwards though she did not like$1$ it so$5#1$ much the day I was in$4$ fits of laughing
18:612;0212@a   | with the giggles I could not stop about all my hairpins falling out one after
18:612;0213@a   | another with the mass of hair I had you are always in$4$ great humour she said
18:612;0214@a   | yes because it grigged her because she knew what it meant because I used to$9$
18:612;0215@a   | tell her a good bit of what went on$5$ between us not all but just enough to$9$
18:613;0216@a   | make her mouth water but that$6#2$ was not my fault she did not darken the door
18:613;0217@a   | much after we were married I wonder what she has got like$4$ now after living
18:613;0218@a   | with that$6#2$ dotty husband of hers she had her face beginning to$9$ look drawn
18:613;0219@a   | and run down the last time I saw her she must have been just after a row
18:613;0220@a   | with him because I saw on$4$ the moment she was edging to$9$ draw down a
18:613;0221@a   | conversation about husbands and talk about him to$9$ run him down what
18:613;0222@a   | was it she told me O yes that$6#2$ sometimes he used to$9$ go to$4$ bed with his
18:613;0223@a   | muddy boots on$5$ when the maggot takes him just imagine having to$9$ get into
18:613;0224@a   | bed with a thing like$4$ that$6#2$ that$6#1$ might murder you any moment what a man
18:613;0225@a   | well it is not the one way everyone goes mad Poldy anyhow whatever he does
18:613;0226@a   | always wipes his feet on$4$ the mat when he comes in$4$ wet or shine and always
18:613;0227@a   | blacks his own boots too and he always takes off his hat when he comes up$5$
18:613;0228@a   | in$4$ the street like$4$ then and now he is going about in$4$ his slippers to$9$ look for$4$
18:613;0229@a   | &.ps10000 for$4$ a postcard U*p up$5$ O sweetheart May would not a thing like$4$ that$6#2$
18:613;0230@a   | simply bore you stiff to$4$ extinction actually too stupid even to$9$ take his boots
18:613;0231@a   | off now what could you make of a man like$4$ that$6#2$ I would rather die 20 times over
18:613;0232@a   | than marry another of their sex of course he would never find another woman
18:613;0233@a   | like$4$ me to$9$ put up$5$ with him the way I do know me come sleep with me yes
18:613;0234@a   | and he knows that$6#2$ too at the bottom of his heart take that$6#2$ Mrs*Maybrick
18:613;0235@a   | that$6#1$ poisoned her husband for$4$ what I wonder in$4$ love with some other man
18:613;0236@a   | yes it was found out on$4$ her was not she the downright villain to$9$ go and do a
18:613;0237@a   | thing like$4$ that$6#2$ of course some men can be dreadfully aggravating drive you
18:613;0238@a   | mad and always the worst word in$4$ the world what do they ask us to$9$ marry
18:613;0239@a   | them for$5$ if we are so$5#1$ bad as all that$6#2$ comes to$4$ yes because they can not get on$5$
18:613;0240@a   | without us white Arsenic she put in$4$ his tea off flypaper was not it I wonder
18:613;0241@a   | why they call it that$6#2$ if I asked him he would say it is from the Greek leave us as
18:613;0242@a   | wise as we were before she must have been madly in$4$ love with the other
18:613;0243@a   | fellow to$9$ run the chance of being hanged O she did not care if that$6#2$ was her
18:613;0244@a   | nature what could she do besides they are not brutes enough to$9$ go and hang a
18:613;0245@a   | woman surely are they
18:613;0246@a   | they are all so$5#1$ different Boylan talking about the shape of my foot he
18:613;0247@a   | noticed at once even before he was introduced when I was in$4$ the D*B*C
18:613;0248@a   | with Poldy laughing and trying to$9$ listen I was waggling my foot we both
18:613;0249@a   | ordered 2 teas and plain bread and butter I saw him looking with his two
18:613;0250@a   | old maids of sisters when I stood up$5$ and asked the girl where it was what
18:613;0251@a   | do I care with it dropping out of me and that$6#2$ black closed breeches he made
18:613;0252@a   | me buy takes you half an hour to$9$ let them down wetting all myself always
18:613;0253@a   | with some brandnew fad every other week such a long one I did I forgot my
18:613;0254@a   | suede gloves on$4$ the seat behind that$6#2$ I never got after some robber of a
18:613;0255@a   | woman and he wanted me to$9$ put it in$4$ the \Irish*times\ lost in$4$ the ladies
18:613;0256@a   | lavatory D*B*C Dame*street finder return to$4$ Mrs*Marion*Bloom and I saw
18:613;0257@a   | his eyes on$4$ my feet going out through the turning door he was looking
18:613;0258@a   | when I looked back and I went there for$4$ tea 2 days after in$4$ the hope but he
18:613;0259@a   | was not now how did that$6#2$ excite him because I was crossing them when we
18:613;0260@a   | were in$4$ the other room first he meant the shoes that$6#1$ are too tight to$9$ walk in$4$
18:614;0261@a   | my hand is nice like$4$ that$6#2$ if I only had a ring with the stone for$4$ my month a
18:614;0262@a   | nice aquamarine I will$1$ stick him for$4$ one and a gold bracelet I do not like$1$ my foot
18:614;0263@a   | so$5#1$ much still I made him spend once with my foot the night after Goodwins
18:614;0264@a   | botchup of a concert so$5#1$ cold and windy it was well we had that$6#2$ rum in$4$ the
18:614;0265@a   | house to$9$ mull and the fire was not black out when he asked to$9$ take off my
18:614;0266@a   | stockings lying on$4$ the hearthrug in$4$ Lombard*street*west and another time it
18:614;0267@a   | was my muddy boots he would like$1$ me to$9$ walk in$4$ all the horse's dung I could find
18:614;0268@a   | but of course he is not natural like$4$ the rest of the world that$3$ I what did he say
18:614;0269@a   | I could give 9 points in$4$ 10 to$4$ Katty*Lanner and beat her what does that$6#2$
18:614;0270@a   | mean I asked him I forget what he said because the stoppress edition just
18:614;0271@a   | passed and the man with the curly hair in$4$ the Lucan dairy that$6#1$ is so$5#1$ polite I
18:614;0272@a   | think I saw his face before somewhere I noticed him when I was tasting the
18:614;0273@a   | butter so$3$ I took my time Bartell*dArcy too that$3$ he used to$9$ make fun of when
18:614;0274@a   | he commenced kissing me on$4$ the choir stairs after I sang Gounod's Ave*Maria
18:614;0275@a   | what are we waiting for$4$ O my heart kiss me straight on$4$ the brow and
18:614;0276@a   | part which$6#1$ is my brown part he was pretty hot for$4$ all his tinny voice too my
18:614;0277@a   | low notes he was always raving about if you can believe him I liked the way
18:614;0278@a   | he used his mouth singing then he said was not it terrible to$9$ do that$6#2$ there in$4$ a
18:614;0279@a   | place like$4$ that$6#2$ I do not see anything so$5#1$ terrible about it I will$1$ tell him about that$6#2$
18:614;0280@a   | some day not now and surprise him ay and I will$1$ take him there and show him
18:614;0281@a   | the very place too we did it so$3$ now there you are like$1$ it or lump it he thinks
18:614;0282@a   | nothing can happen without him knowing he had not an idea about my
18:614;0283@a   | mother till we were engaged otherwise he would never have got me so$5#1$ cheap as he
18:614;0284@a   | did he was 10 times worse himself anyhow begging me to$9$ give him a tiny bit
18:614;0285@a   | cut off my drawers that$6#2$ was the evening coming along Kenilworth*square
18:614;0286@a   | he kissed me in$4$ the eye of my glove and I had to$9$ take it off asking me
18:614;0287@a   | questions is it permitted to$9$ enquire the shape of my bedroom so$3$ I let him
18:614;0288@a   | keep it as if I forgot it to$9$ think of me when I saw him slip it into his pocket
18:614;0289@a   | of course he is mad on$4$ the subject of drawers that$6#2$ is plain to$9$ be seen always
18:614;0290@a   | skeezing at those brazenfaced things on$4$ the bicycles with their skirts
18:614;0291@a   | blowing up$5$ to$4$ their navels even when Milly and I were out with him at the
18:614;0292@a   | open air fete that$6#2$ one in$4$ the cream muslin standing right against the sun so$3$
18:614;0293@a   | he could see every atom she had on$5$ when he saw me from behind following
18:614;0294@a   | in$4$ the rain I saw him before he saw me however standing at the corner of
18:614;0295@a   | the Harolds*cross*road with a new raincoat on$4$ him with the muffler in$4$ the
18:614;0296@a   | Zingari colours to$9$ show off his complexion and the brown hat looking
18:614;0297@a   | slyboots as usual what was he doing there where he had no$2$ business they can
18:614;0298@a   | go and get whatever they like$1$ from anything at all with a skirt on$4$ it and
18:614;0299@a   | we are not to$9$ ask any questions but they want to$9$ know where were you where
18:614;0300@a   | are you going I could feel him coming along skulking after me his eyes on$4$
18:614;0301@a   | my neck he had been keeping away from the house he felt it was getting too
18:614;0302@a   | warm for$4$ him so$3$ I halfturned and stopped then he pestered me to$9$ say yes till
18:614;0303@a   | I took off my glove slowly watching him he said my openwork sleeves were
18:614;0304@a   | too cold for$4$ the rain anything for$4$ an excuse to$9$ put his hand anear me
18:614;0305@a   | drawers drawers the whole blessed time till I promised to$9$ give him the pair
18:615;0306@a   | off my doll to$9$ carry about in$4$ his waistcoat pocket O Maria Santisima he did
18:615;0307@a   | look a big fool dreeping in$4$ the rain splendid set of teeth he had made me
18:615;0308@a   | hungry to$9$ look at them and beseeched of me to$9$ lift the orange petticoat I
18:615;0309@a   | had on$5$ with the sunray pleats that$3$ there was nobody he said he would kneel
18:615;0310@a   | down in$4$ the wet if I did not so$5#1$ persevering he would too and ruin his new
18:615;0311@a   | raincoat you never know what freak they would take alone with you they are so$5#1$
18:615;0312@a   | savage for$4$ it if anyone was passing so$3$ I lifted them a bit and touched his
18:615;0313@a   | trousers outside the way I used to$4$ Gardner after with my ring hand to$9$ keep
18:615;0314@a   | him from doing worse where it was too public I was dying to$9$ find out was
18:615;0315@a   | he circumcised he was shaking like$4$ a jelly all over they want to$9$ do
18:615;0316@a   | everything too quick take all the pleasure out of it and father waiting all the
18:615;0317@a   | time for$4$ his dinner he told me to$9$ say I left my purse in$4$ the butchers and had
18:615;0318@a   | to$9$ go back for$4$ it what a Deceiver then he wrote me that$6#2$ letter with all those
18:615;0319@a   | words in$4$ it how could he have the face to$4$ any woman after his company
18:615;0320@a   | manners making it so$5#1$ awkward after when we met asking me have I
18:615;0321@a   | offended you with my eyelids down of course he saw I was not he had a few
18:615;0322@a   | brains not like$4$ that$6#2$ other fool Henny*Doyle he was always breaking or
18:615;0323@a   | tearing something in$4$ the charades I hate an unlucky man and if I knew
18:615;0324@a   | what it meant of course I had to$9$ say no$7$ for$4$ form sake do not understand you
18:615;0325@a   | I said and was not it natural so$5#2$ it is of course it used to$9$ be written up$5$ with a
18:615;0326@a   | picture of a womans on$4$ that$6#2$ wall in$4$ Gibraltar with that$6#2$ word I could not find
18:615;0327@a   | anywhere only for$4$ children seeing it too young then writing every morning
18:615;0328@a   | a letter sometimes twice a day I liked the way he made love then he knew
18:615;0329@a   | the way to$9$ take a woman when he sent me the 8 big poppies because mine
18:615;0330@a   | was the 8th then I wrote the night he kissed my heart at Dolphin's*barn I
18:615;0331@a   | could not describe it simply it makes you feel like$4$ nothing on$4$ earth but he
18:615;0332@a   | never knew how to$9$ embrace well like$4$ Gardner I hope he will$1$ come on$4$ Monday
18:615;0333@a   | as he said at the same time four I hate people who$6#1$ come at all hours answer
18:615;0334@a   | the door you think it is the vegetables then it is somebody and you all
18:615;0335@a   | undressed or the door of the filthy sloppy kitchen blows open the day old
18:615;0336@a   | frostyface Goodwin called about the concert in$4$ Lombard*street and I just
18:615;0337@a   | after dinner all flushed and tossed with boiling old stew do not look at me
18:615;0338@a   | professor I had to$9$ say I am a fright yes but he was a real old gent in$4$ his way it
18:615;0339@a   | was impossible to$9$ be more respectful nobody to$9$ say you are out you have to$9$
18:615;0340@a   | peep out through the blind like$4$ the messengerboy today I thought it was a
18:615;0341@a   | putoff first him sending the port and the peaches first and I was just
18:615;0342@a   | beginning to$9$ yawn with nerves thinking he was trying to$9$ make a fool of me
18:615;0343@a   | when I knew his tattarrattat at the door he must have been a bit late because
18:615;0344@a   | it was 1^4 after 3 when I saw the 2 Dedalus girls coming from school I never
18:615;0345@a   | know the time even that$6#2$ watch he gave me never seems to$9$ go properly I would
18:615;0346@a   | want to$9$ get it looked after when I threw the penny to$4$ that$6#2$ lame sailor for$4$
18:615;0347@a   | England home and beauty when I was whistling there is a charming girl I
18:615;0348@a   | love and I had not even put on$5$ my clean shift or powdered myself or a thing
18:615;0349@a   | then this day week we are to$9$ go to$4$ Belfast just as well he has to$9$ go to$4$ Ennis
18:615;0350@a   | his father's anniversary the 27th it would not be pleasant if he did suppose our
18:616;0351@a   | rooms at the hotel were beside each other and any fooling went on$5$ in$4$ the
18:616;0352@a   | new bed I could not tell him to$9$ stop and not bother me with him in$4$ the next
18:616;0353@a   | room or perhaps some protestant clergyman with a cough knocking on$4$ the
18:616;0354@a   | wall then he would never believe the next day we did not do something it is all very
18:616;0355@a   | well a husband but you can not fool a lover after me telling him we never did
18:616;0356@a   | anything of course he did not believe me no$7$ it is better he is going where he is
18:616;0357@a   | besides something always happens with him the time going to$4$ the Mallow
18:616;0358@a   | concert at Maryborough ordering boiling soup for$4$ the two of us then the
18:616;0359@a   | bell rang out he walks down the platform with the soup splashing about
18:616;0360@a   | taking spoonfuls of it had not he the nerve and the waiter after him making a
18:616;0361@a   | holy show of us screeching and confusion for$4$ the engine to$9$ start but he
18:616;0362@a   | would not pay till he finished it the two gentlemen in$4$ the 3rd class carriage
18:616;0363@a   | said he was quite right so$3$ he was too he is so$5#1$ pigheaded sometimes when he
18:616;0364@a   | gets a thing into his head a good job he was able to$9$ open the carriage door
18:616;0365@a   | with his knife or they would have taken us on$5$ to$4$ Cork I suppose that$6#2$ was done
18:616;0366@a   | out of revenge on$4$ him O I love jaunting in$4$ a train or a car with lovely soft
18:616;0367@a   | cushions I wonder will$1$ he take a 1st class for$4$ me he might want to$9$ do it in$4$
18:616;0368@a   | the train by$4$ tipping the guard well O I suppose there will be the usual idiots of
18:616;0369@a   | men gaping at us with their eyes as stupid as ever they can possibly be that$6#2$
18:616;0370@a   | was an exceptional man that$6#2$ common workman that$6#1$ left us alone in$4$ the
18:616;0371@a   | carriage that$6#2$ day going to$4$ Howth I would like$1$ to$9$ find out something about him 1
18:616;0372@a   | or 2 tunnels perhaps then you have to$9$ look out of the window all the nicer
18:616;0373@a   | then coming back suppose I never came back what would they say eloped
18:616;0374@a   | with him that$6#2$ gets you on$5$ on$4$ the stage the last concert I sang at where it is
18:616;0375@a   | over a year ago when was it St*Teresas*hall Clarendon*St little chits of
18:616;0376@a   | missies they have now singing Kathleen*Kearney and her like$0$ on$4$ account of
18:616;0377@a   | father being in$4$ the army and my singing the absentminded beggar and
18:616;0378@a   | wearing a brooch for$4$ Lord*Roberts when I had the map of it all and Poldy
18:616;0379@a   | not Irish enough was it him managed it this time I would not put it past him
18:616;0380@a   | like$3$ he got me on$5$ to$9$ sing in$4$ the Stabat*Mater by$4$ going around saying he was
18:616;0381@a   | putting Lead*Kindly*Light to$4$ music I put him up$5$ to$4$ that$6#2$ till the jesuits found
18:616;0382@a   | out he was a freemason thumping the piano lead Thou me on$5$ copied from
18:616;0383@a   | some old opera yes and he was going about with some of them Sinner Fein
18:616;0384@a   | lately or whatever they call themselves talking his usual trash and nonsense
18:616;0385@a   | he says that$6#2$ little man he showed me without the neck is very intelligent the
18:616;0386@a   | coming man Griffiths is he well he does not look it that$6#2$ is all I can say still it
18:616;0387@a   | must have been him he knew there was a boycott I hate the mention of their
18:616;0388@a   | politics after the war that$6#2$ Pretoria and Ladysmith and Bloemfontein where
18:616;0389@a   | Gardner lieut*Stanley*G 8th*Bn*2nd*East*Lancs*Rgt of enteric fever he was
18:616;0390@a   | a lovely fellow in$4$ khaki and just the right height over me I am sure he was
18:616;0391@a   | brave too he said I was lovely the evening we kissed goodbye at the canal
18:616;0392@a   | lock my Irish beauty he was pale with excitement about going away or we would
18:616;0393@a   | be seen from the road he could not stand properly and I so$5#1$ hot as I never felt
18:616;0394@a   | they could have made their peace in$4$ the beginning or old oom Paul and the
18:616;0395@a   | rest of the other old Krugers go and fight it out between them instead of
18:617;0396@a   | dragging on$5$ for$4$ years killing any finelooking men there were with their
18:617;0397@a   | fever if he was even decently shot it would not have been so$5#1$ bad I love to$9$ see a
18:617;0398@a   | regiment pass in$4$ review the first time I saw the Spanish cavalry at La*Roque
18:617;0399@a   | it was lovely after looking across the bay from Algeciras all the lights of the
18:617;0400@a   | rock like$4$ fireflies or those sham battles on$4$ the 15 acres the Black*Watch with
18:617;0401@a   | their kilts in$4$ time at the march past the 10th*hussars the prince*of*Wales
18:617;0402@a   | own or the lancers O the lancers they are grand or the Dublins that$6#1$ won
18:617;0403@a   | Tugela his father made his money over selling the horses for$4$ the cavalry
18:617;0404@a   | well he could buy me a nice present up$5$ in$4$ Belfast after what I gave him
18:617;0405@a   | they have lovely linen up$4$ there or one of those nice kimono things I must buy a
18:617;0406@a   | mothball like$3$ I had before to$9$ keep in$4$ the drawer with them it would be
18:617;0407@a   | exciting going round with him shopping buying those things in$4$ a new city
18:617;0408@a   | better leave this ring behind want to$9$ keep turning and turning to$9$ get it over
18:617;0409@a   | the knuckle there or they might bell it round the town in$4$ their papers or tell
18:617;0410@a   | the police on$4$ me but they would think we are married O let them all go and
18:617;0411@a   | smother themselves for$4$ the fat lot I care he has plenty of money and he is not
18:617;0412@a   | a marrying man so$3$ somebody better get it out of him if I could find out
18:617;0413@a   | whether he likes me I looked a bit washy of course when I looked close in$4$
18:617;0414@a   | the handglass powdering a mirror never gives you the expression besides
18:617;0415@a   | scrooching down on$4$ me like$4$ that$6#2$ all the time with his big hipbones he is
18:617;0416@a   | heavy too with his hairy chest for$4$ this heat always having to$9$ lie down for$4$
18:617;0417@a   | them better for$4$ him put it into me from behind the way Mrs*Mastiansky
18:617;0418@a   | told me her husband made her like$3$ the dogs do it and stick out her tongue
18:617;0419@a   | as far as ever she could and he so$5#1$ quiet and mild with his tingating cither
18:617;0420@a   | can you ever be up$5$ to$4$ men the way it takes them lovely stuff in$4$ that$6#2$ blue suit
18:617;0421@a   | he had on$5$ and stylish tie and socks with the skyblue silk things on$4$ them he is
18:617;0422@a   | certainly welloff I know by$4$ the cut his clothes have and his heavy watch but
18:617;0423@a   | he was like$4$ a perfect devil for$4$ a few minutes after he came back with the
18:617;0424@a   | stoppress tearing up$5$ the tickets and swearing blazes because he lost 20 quid
18:617;0425@a   | he said he lost over that$6#2$ outsider that$6#1$ won and half he put on$5$ for$4$ me on$4$
18:617;0426@a   | account of Lenehan's tip cursing him to$4$ the lowest pits that$6#2$ sponger he was
18:617;0427@a   | making free with me after the Glencree dinner coming back that$6#2$ long joult
18:617;0428@a   | over the featherbed mountain after the lord*Mayor looking at me with his
18:617;0429@a   | dirty eyes Val*Dillon that$6#2$ big heathen I first noticed him at dessert when I
18:617;0430@a   | was cracking the nuts with my teeth I wished I could have picked every
18:617;0431@a   | morsel of that$6#2$ chicken out of my fingers it was so$5#1$ tasty and browned and as
18:617;0432@a   | tender as anything only for$3$ I did not want to$9$ eat everything on$4$ my plate those
18:617;0433@a   | forks and fishslicers were hallmarked silver too I wish I had some I could
18:617;0434@a   | easily have slipped a couple into my muff when I was playing with them
18:617;0435@a   | then always hanging out of them for$4$ money in$4$ a restaurant for$4$ the bit you
18:617;0436@a   | put down your throat we have to$9$ be thankful for$4$ our mangy cup of tea itself
18:617;0437@a   | as a great compliment to$9$ be noticed the way the world is divided in$4$ any case
18:617;0438@a   | if it is going to$9$ go on$5$ I want at least two other good chemises for$4$ one thing
18:617;0439@a   | and but I do not know what kind of drawers he likes none at all I think did not
18:617;0440@a   | he say yes and half the girls in$4$ Gibraltar never wore them either naked as
18:618;0441@a   | God made them that$6#2$ Andalusian singing her Manola she did not make much
18:618;0442@a   | secret of what she had not yes and the second pair of silkette stockings is
18:618;0443@a   | laddered after one day's wear I could have brought them back to$4$ Lewers this
18:618;0444@a   | morning and kicked up$5$ a row and made that$6#2$ one change them only not to$9$
18:618;0445@a   | upset myself and run the risk of walking into him and ruining the whole
18:618;0446@a   | thing and one of those kidfitting corsets I would want advertised cheap in$4$ the
18:618;0447@a   | Gentlewoman with elastic gores on$4$ the hips he saved the one I have but
18:618;0448@a   | that$6#2$ is no$2$ good what did they say they give a delightful figure line 11/6
18:618;0449@a   | obviating that$6#2$ unsightly broad appearance across the lower back to$9$ reduce
18:618;0450@a   | flesh my belly is a bit too big I will$1$ have to$9$ knock off the stout at dinner or am I
18:618;0451@a   | getting too fond of it the last they sent from ORourke's was as flat as a
18:618;0452@a   | pancake he makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
18:618;0453@a   | he sent at Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash he tried to$9$ palm off
18:618;0454@a   | as claret that$6#1$ he could not get anyone to$9$ drink God spare his spit for$4$ fear he would
18:618;0455@a   | die of the drouth or I must do a few breathing exercises I wonder is that$6#2$
18:618;0456@a   | antifat any good might overdo it the thin ones are not so$5#1$ much the fashion
18:618;0457@a   | now garters that$6#2$ much I have the violet pair I wore today that$6#2$ is all he
18:618;0458@a   | bought me out of the cheque he got on$4$ the first O no$7$ there was the face
18:618;0459@a   | lotion I finished the last of yesterday that$6#1$ made my skin like$4$ new I told him
18:618;0460@a   | over and over again get that$6#2$ made up$5$ in$4$ the same place and do not forget it
18:618;0461@a   | God only knows whether he did after all I said to$4$ him I will$1$ know by$4$ the bottle
18:618;0462@a   | anyway if not I suppose I will$1$ only have to$9$ wash in$4$ my piss like$4$ beeftea or
18:618;0463@a   | chickensoup with some of that$6#2$ opoponax and violet I thought it was
18:618;0464@a   | beginning to$9$ look coarse or old a bit the skin underneath is much finer
18:618;0465@a   | where it peeled off there on$4$ my finger after the burn it is a pity it is not all like$4$
18:618;0466@a   | that$6#2$ and the four paltry handkerchiefs about 6/- in$4$ all sure you can not get on$5$
18:618;0467@a   | in$4$ this world without style all going in$4$ food and rent when I get it I will$1$ lash it
18:618;0468@a   | around I tell you in$4$ fine style I always want to$9$ throw a handful of tea into
18:618;0469@a   | the pot measuring and mincing if I buy a pair of old brogues itself do you
18:618;0470@a   | like$4$ those new shoes yes how much were they I have no$2$ clothes at all the brown
18:618;0471@a   | costume and the skirt and jacket and the one at the cleaners 3 what is that$6#2$ for$4$
18:618;0472@a   | any woman cutting up$5$ this old hat and patching up$5$ the other the men will$1$ not
18:618;0473@a   | look at you and women try to$9$ walk on$4$ you because they know you have no$2$
18:618;0474@a   | man then with all the things getting dearer every day for$4$ the 4 years more I
18:618;0475@a   | have of life up$5$ to$4$ 35 no$7$ I am what am I at all I will$1$ be 33 in$4$ September will$1$ I
18:618;0476@a   | what O well look at that$6#2$ Mrs*Galbraith she is much older than me I saw her
18:618;0477@a   | when I was out last week her beauty's on$4$ the wane she was a lovely woman
18:618;0478@a   | magnificent head of hair on$4$ her down to$4$ her waist tossing it back like$4$ that$6#2$
18:618;0479@a   | like$4$ Kitty*OShea in$4$ Grantham*street 1st thing I did every morning to$9$ look
18:618;0480@a   | across see her combing it as if she loved it and was full of it pity I only got
18:618;0481@a   | to$9$ know her the day before we left and that$6#2$ Mrs*Langtry the jersey lily the
18:618;0482@a   | prince*of*Wales was in$4$ love with I suppose he is like$4$ the first man going the
18:618;0483@a   | roads only for$4$ the name of a king they are all made the one way only a black
18:618;0484@a   | man's I would like$1$ to$9$ try a beauty up$5$ to$4$ what was she 45 there was some funny
18:618;0485@a   | story about the jealous old husband what was it at all and an oyster knife he
18:619;0486@a   | went no$7$ he made her wear a kind of a tin thing round her and the prince*of*Wales 
18:619;0487@a   | yes he had the oyster knife can not be true a thing like$4$ that$6#2$ like$4$ some of
18:619;0488@a   | those books he brings me the works of Master*Francois*Somebody
18:619;0489@a   | supposed to$9$ be a priest about a child born out of her ear because her
18:619;0490@a   | bumgut fell out a nice word for$4$ any priest to$9$ write and her a ~~ e as if any
18:619;0491@a   | fool would not know what that$6#2$ meant I hate that$6#2$ pretending of all things with
18:619;0492@a   | that$6#2$ old blackguard's face on$4$ him anybody can see it is not true and that$3$
18:619;0493@a   | Ruby and Fair*Tyrants he brought me that$6#2$ twice I remember when I came
18:619;0494@a   | to$4$ page 50 the part about where she hangs him up$5$ out of a hook with a cord
18:619;0495@a   | flagellate sure there is nothing for$4$ a woman in$4$ that$6#2$ all invention made up$5$
18:619;0496@a   | about he drinking the champagne out of her slipper after the ball was over
18:619;0497@a   | like$4$ the infant Jesus in$4$ the crib at Inchicore in$4$ the Blessed*Virgin's arms sure
18:619;0498@a   | no$2$ woman could have a child that$6#2$ big taken out of her and I thought first it
18:619;0499@a   | came out of her side because how could she go to$4$ the chamber when she
18:619;0500@a   | wanted to$9$ and she a rich lady of course she felt honoured H*R*H he was in$4$
18:619;0501@a   | Gibraltar the year I was born I bet he found lilies there too where he
18:619;0502@a   | planted the tree he planted more than that$6#2$ in$4$ his time he might have planted
18:619;0503@a   | me too if he had come a bit sooner then I would not be here as I am he ought to$9$
18:619;0504@a   | chuck that$6#2$ Freeman with the paltry few shillings he knocks out of it and go
18:619;0505@a   | into an office or something where he would get regular pay or a bank where they
18:619;0506@a   | could put him up$5$ on$4$ a throne to$9$ count the money all the day of course he
18:619;0507@a   | prefers plottering about the house so$3$ you can not stir with him any side what is
18:619;0508@a   | your programme today I wish he would even smoke a pipe like$4$ father to$9$ get the
18:619;0509@a   | smell of a man or pretending to$9$ be mooching about for$4$ advertisements
18:619;0510@a   | when he could have been in$4$ Mr*Cuffes still only for$4$ what he did then
18:619;0511@a   | sending me to$9$ try and patch it up$5$ I could have got him promoted there to$9$ be
18:619;0512@a   | the manager he gave me a great mirada once or twice first he was as stiff as
18:619;0513@a   | the mischief really and truly Mrs*Bloom only I felt rotten simply with the
18:619;0514@a   | old rubbishy dress that$6#1$ I lost the leads out of the tails with no$2$ cut in$4$ it but
18:619;0515@a   | they are coming into fashion again I bought it simply to$9$ please him I knew it
18:619;0516@a   | was no$2$ good by$4$ the finish pity I changed my mind of going to$4$ Todd*and*Burns
18:619;0517@a   | as I said and not Lees it was just like$4$ the shop itself rummage sale a
18:619;0518@a   | lot of trash I hate those rich shops get on$4$ your nerves nothing kills me
18:619;0519@a   | altogether only he thinks he knows a great lot about a woman's dress and
18:619;0520@a   | cooking mathering everything he can scour off the shelves into it if I went
18:619;0521@a   | by$4$ his advices every blessed hat I put on$5$ does that$6#2$ suit me yes take that$6#2$ that$6#2$ is
18:619;0522@a   | alright the one like$4$ a weddingcake standing up$5$ miles off my head he said
18:619;0523@a   | suited me or the dishcover one coming down on$4$ my backside on$4$ pins and
18:619;0524@a   | needles about the shopgirl in$4$ that$6#2$ place in$4$ Grafton*street I had the
18:619;0525@a   | misfortune to$9$ bring him into and she as insolent as ever she could be with
18:619;0526@a   | her smirk saying I am afraid we are giving you too much trouble what she is
18:619;0527@a   | there for$5$ but I stared it out of her yes he was awfully stiff and no$2$ wonder
18:619;0528@a   | but he changed the second time he looked Poldy pigheaded as usual like$4$ the
18:619;0529@a   | soup but I could see him looking very hard at my chest when he stood up$5$ to$9$
18:619;0530@a   | open the door for$4$ me it was nice of him to$9$ show me out in$4$ any case I am
18:620;0531@a   | extremely sorry Mrs*Bloom believe me without making it too marked the
18:620;0532@a   | first time after him being insulted and me being supposed to$9$ be his wife I
18:620;0533@a   | just half smiled I know my chest was out that$6#2$ way at the door when he said
18:620;0534@a   | I am extremely sorry and I am sure you were
18:620;0535@a   | yes I think he made them a bit firmer sucking them like$4$ that$6#2$ so$5#1$ long he
18:620;0536@a   | made me thirsty titties he calls them I had to$9$ laugh yes this one anyhow stiff
18:620;0537@a   | the nipple gets for$4$ the least thing I will$1$ get him to$9$ keep that$6#2$ up$5$ and I will$1$ take
18:620;0538@a   | those eggs beaten up$5$ with marsala fatten them out for$4$ him what are all
18:620;0539@a   | those veins and things curious the way it is made 2 the same in$4$ case of twins
18:620;0540@a   | they are supposed to$9$ represent beauty placed up$4$ there like$4$ those statues in$4$ the
18:620;0541@a   | museum one of them pretending to$9$ hide it with her hand are they so$5#1$
18:620;0542@a   | beautiful of course compared with what a man looks like$4$ with his two bags
18:620;0543@a   | full and his other thing hanging down out of him or sticking up$5$ at you like$4$
18:620;0544@a   | a hatrack no$2$ wonder they hide it with a cabbageleaf that$6#2$ disgusting
18:620;0545@a   | Cameron highlander behind the meat market or that$6#2$ other wretch with the
18:620;0546@a   | red head behind the tree where the statue of the fish used to$9$ be when I was
18:620;0547@a   | passing pretending he was pissing standing out for$4$ me to$9$ see it with his
18:620;0548@a   | babyclothes up$5$ to$4$ one side the Queen's own they were a nice lot it is well the
18:620;0549@a   | Surreys relieved them they are always trying to$9$ show it to$4$ you every time
18:620;0550@a   | nearly I passed outside the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt*street
18:620;0551@a   | station just to$9$ try some fellow or other trying to$9$ catch my eye as if it was 1
18:620;0552@a   | of the 7 wonders of the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
18:620;0553@a   | night coming home with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
18:620;0554@a   | lemonade to$9$ make you feel nice and watery I went into 1 of them it was so$5#1$
18:620;0555@a   | biting cold I could not keep it when was that$6#2$ 93 the canal was frozen yes it
18:620;0556@a   | was a few months after a pity a couple of the Camerons were not there to$9$ see
18:620;0557@a   | me squatting in$4$ the mens place meadero I tried to$9$ draw a picture of it before
18:620;0558@a   | I tore it up$5$ like$4$ a sausage or something I wonder they are not afraid going
18:620;0559@a   | about of getting a kick or a bang of something there the woman is beauty of
18:620;0560@a   | course that$6#2$ is admitted when he said I could pose for$4$ a picture naked to$4$ some
18:620;0561@a   | rich fellow in$4$ Holles*street when he lost the job in$4$ Hely's and I was selling
18:620;0562@a   | the clothes and strumming in$4$ the coffee palace would I be like$4$ that$6#2$ bath of
18:620;0563@a   | the nymph with my hair down yes only she is younger or I am a little like$4$ that$6#2$
18:620;0564@a   | dirty bitch in$4$ that$6#2$ Spanish photo he has nymphs used they go about like$4$
18:620;0565@a   | that$6#2$ I asked him about her and that$6#2$ word met something with hoses in$4$ it
18:620;0566@a   | and he came out with some jawbreakers about the incarnation he never can
18:620;0567@a   | explain a thing simply the way a body can understand then he goes and
18:620;0568@a   | burns the bottom out of the pan all for$4$ his Kidney this one not so$5#1$ much
18:620;0569@a   | there is the mark of his teeth still where he tried to$9$ bite the nipple I had to$9$
18:620;0570@a   | scream out are not they fearful trying to$9$ hurt you I had a great breast of milk
18:620;0571@a   | with Milly enough for$4$ two what was the reason of that$6#2$ he said I could have
18:620;0572@a   | got a pound a week as a wet nurse all swelled out the morning that$6#2$ delicate
18:620;0573@a   | looking student that$6#1$ stopped in$4$ no*28 with the Citrons Penrose nearly
18:620;0574@a   | caught me washing through the window only for$4$ I snapped up$5$ the towel to$4$
18:620;0575@a   | my face that$6#1$ was his studenting hurt me they used to$4$ weaning her till he got
18:621;0576@a   | doctor*Brady to$9$ give me the belladonna prescription I had to$9$ get him to$9$
18:621;0577@a   | suck them they were so$5#1$ hard he said it was sweeter and thicker than cow's
18:621;0578@a   | then he wanted to$9$ milk me into the tea well he is beyond everything I declare
18:621;0579@a   | somebody ought to$9$ put him in$4$ the budget if I only could remember the 1
18:621;0580@a   | half of the things and write a book out of it the works of Master Poldy yes
18:621;0581@a   | and it is so$5#1$ much smoother the skin much an hour he was at them I am sure by$4$
18:621;0582@a   | the clock like$4$ some kind of a big infant I had at me they want everything in$4$
18:621;0583@a   | their mouth all the pleasure those men get out of a woman I can feel his
18:621;0584@a   | mouth O Lord I must stretch myself I wished he was here or somebody to$9$
18:621;0585@a   | let myself go with and come again like$4$ that$6#2$ I feel all fire inside me or if I
18:621;0586@a   | could dream it when he made me spend the 2nd time tickling me behind with
18:621;0587@a   | his finger I was coming for$4$ about 5 minutes with my legs round him I had
18:621;0588@a   | to$9$ hug him after O Lord I wanted to$9$ shout out all sorts of things fuck or
18:621;0589@a   | shit or anything at all only not to$9$ look ugly or those lines from the strain
18:621;0590@a   | who$6#2$ knows the way he would take it you want to$9$ feel your way with a man
18:621;0591@a   | they are not all like$4$ him thank God some of them want you to$9$ be so$5#1$ nice
18:621;0592@a   | about it I noticed the contrast he does it and does not talk I gave my eyes that$6#1$
18:621;0593@a   | look with my hair a bit loose from the tumbling and my tongue between my
18:621;0594@a   | lips up$5$ to$4$ him the savage brute Thursday Friday one Saturday two Sunday
18:621;0595@a   | three O Lord I can not wait till Monday
18:621;0596[Y  ]| frseeeeeeeefronnnng 
18:621;0596@a   | train somewhere whistling the strength those
18:621;0597@a   | engines have in$4$ them like$4$ big giants and the water rolling all over and out of
18:621;0598@a   | them all sides like$4$ the end of Love's old sweeeetsonnnng the poor men that$6#1$
18:621;0599@a   | have to$9$ be out all the night from their wives and families in$4$ those roasting
18:621;0600@a   | engines stifling it was today I am glad I burned the half of those old Freemans
18:621;0601@a   | and Photo*Bits leaving things like$4$ that$6#2$ lying about he is getting very careless
18:621;0602@a   | and threw the rest of them up$5$ in$4$ the W*C I will$1$ get him to$9$ cut them tomorrow
18:621;0603@a   | for$4$ me instead of having them there for$4$ the next year to$9$ get a few pence for$4$
18:621;0604@a   | them have him asking where is last January's paper and all those old
18:621;0605@a   | overcoats I bundled out of the hall making the place hotter than it is that$6#2$
18:621;0606@a   | rain was lovely and refreshing just after my beauty sleep I thought it was
18:621;0607@a   | going to$9$ get like$4$ Gibraltar my goodness the heat there before the levanter
18:621;0608@a   | came on$5$ black as night and the glare of the rock standing up$5$ in$4$ it like$4$ a big
18:621;0609@a   | giant compared with their 3 Rock mountain they think is so$5#1$ great with the
18:621;0610@a   | red sentries here and there the poplars and they all whitehot and the smell
18:621;0611@a   | of the rainwater in$4$ those tanks watching the sun all the time weltering down
18:621;0612@a   | on$4$ you faded all that$6#2$ lovely frock father's friend Mrs*Stanhope sent me from
18:621;0613@a   | the B*Marche paris what a shame my dearest Doggerina she wrote on$4$ it she
18:621;0614@a   | was very nice what is this her other name was just a p*c to$9$ tell you I sent the
18:621;0615@a   | little present have just had a jolly warm bath and feel a \very\ clean dog now
18:621;0616@a   | enjoyed it wogger she called him wogger wd give anything to$9$ be back in$4$
18:621;0617@a   | Gib and hear you sing Waiting and in$4$ old Madrid Concone is the name of
18:621;0618@a   | those exercises he bought me one of those new some word I could not make
18:621;0619@a   | out shawls amusing things but tear for$4$ the least thing still they are lovely I
18:621;0620@a   | think do not you will$1$ always think of the lovely teas we had together
18:622;0621@a   | scrumptious currant scones and raspberry wafers I adore well now dearest
18:622;0622@a   | Doggerina be sure and write soon kind she left out regards to$4$ your father
18:622;0623@a   | also captain*Grove with love yrs affly Hester x*x*x*x*x she did not look a bit
18:622;0624@a   | married just like$4$ a girl he was years older than her wogger he was awfully
18:622;0625@a   | fond of me when he held down the wire with his foot for$4$ me to$9$ step over at
18:622;0626@a   | the bullfight at La*Linea when that$6#2$ matador Gomez was given the bull's ear
18:622;0627@a   | these clothes we have to$9$ wear whoever invented them expecting you to$9$ walk
18:622;0628@a   | up$4$ Killiney*hill then for$4$ example at that$6#2$ picnic all staysed up$5$ you can not do a
18:622;0629@a   | blessed thing in$4$ them in$4$ a crowd run or jump out of the way that$6#2$ is why I
18:622;0630@a   | was afraid when that$6#2$ other ferocious old Bull began to$9$ charge the
18:622;0631@a   | banderilleros with the sashes and the 2 things in$4$ their hats and the brutes of
18:622;0632@a   | men shouting bravo toro sure the women were as bad in$4$ their nice white
18:622;0633@a   | mantillas ripping all the whole insides out of those poor horses I never
18:622;0634@a   | heard of such a thing in$4$ all my life yes he used to$9$ break his heart at me
18:622;0635@a   | taking off the dog barking in$4$ bell*lane poor brute and it sick what became of
18:622;0636@a   | them ever I suppose they are dead long ago the 2 of them it is like$4$ all through a
18:622;0637@a   | mist makes you feel so$5#1$ old I made the scones of course I had everything all
18:622;0638@a   | to$4$ myself then a girl Hester we used to$9$ compare our hair mine was thicker
18:622;0639@a   | than hers she showed me how to$9$ settle it at the back when I put it up$5$ and
18:622;0640@a   | what is this else how to$9$ make a knot on$4$ a thread with the one hand we were
18:622;0641@a   | like$4$ cousins what age was I then the night of the storm I slept in$4$ her bed she
18:622;0642@a   | had her arms round me then we were fighting in$4$ the morning with the
18:622;0643@a   | pillow what fun he was watching me whenever he got an opportunity at the
18:622;0644@a   | band on$4$ the Alameda*esplanade when I was with father and captain*Grove
18:622;0645@a   | I looked up$5$ at the church first and then at the windows then down and our
18:622;0646@a   | eyes met I felt something go through me like$4$ all needles my eyes were
18:622;0647@a   | dancing I remember after when I looked at myself in$4$ the glass hardly
18:622;0648@a   | recognised myself the change he was attractive to$4$ a girl in$4$ spite of his being
18:622;0649@a   | a little bald intelligent looking disappointed and gay at the same time he was
18:622;0650@a   | like$4$ Thomas in$4$ the shadow of Ashlydyat I had a splendid skin from the sun
18:622;0651@a   | and the excitement like$4$ a rose I did not get a wink of sleep it would not have
18:622;0652@a   | been nice on$4$ account of her but I could have stopped it in$4$ time she gave me
18:622;0653@a   | the Moonstone to$9$ read that$6#2$ was the first I read of Wilkie*Collins East*Lynne
18:622;0654@a   | I read and the shadow of Ashlydyat Mrs*HenryWood* Henry*Dunbar by$4$
18:622;0655@a   | that$6#2$ other woman I lent him afterwards with Mulvey's photo in$4$ it so$3$ as he
18:622;0656@a   | see I was not without and Lord*Lytton Eugene*Aram Molly*bawn she gave
18:622;0657@a   | me by$4$ Mrs*Hungerford on$4$ account of the name I do not like$1$ books with a
18:622;0658@a   | Molly in$4$ them like$4$ that$6#2$ one he brought me about the one from Flanders a
18:622;0659@a   | whore always shoplifting anything she could cloth and stuff and yards of it
18:622;0660@a   | O this blanket is too heavy on$4$ me that$6#2$ is better I have not even one decent
18:622;0661@a   | nightdress this thing gets all rolled under me besides him and his fooling
18:622;0662@a   | that$6#2$ is better I used to$9$ be weltering then in$4$ the heat my shift drenched with
18:622;0663@a   | the sweat stuck in$4$ the cheeks of my bottom on$4$ the chair when I stood up$5$
18:622;0664@a   | they were so$5#1$ fattish and firm when I got up$5$ on$4$ the sofa cushions to$9$ see with
18:622;0665@a   | my clothes up$5$ and the bugs tons of them at night and the mosquito nets I
18:623;0666@a   | could not read a line Lord how long ago it seems centuries of course they
18:623;0667@a   | never came back and she did not put her address right on$4$ it either she may
18:623;0668@a   | have noticed her wogger people were always going away and we never I
18:623;0669@a   | remember that$6#2$ day with the waves and the boats with their high heads
18:623;0670@a   | rocking and the smell of ship those Officer's uniforms on$4$ shore leave made
18:623;0671@a   | me seasick he did not say anything he was very serious I had the high
18:623;0672@a   | buttoned boots on$5$ and my skirt was blowing she kissed me six or seven
18:623;0673@a   | times did not I cry yes I believe I did or near it my lips were taittering when I
18:623;0674@a   | said goodbye she had a Gorgeous wrap of some special kind of blue colour
18:623;0675@a   | on$4$ her for$4$ the voyage made very peculiarly to$4$ one side like$4$ and it was
18:623;0676@a   | extremely pretty it got as dull as the devil after they went I was almost
18:623;0677@a   | planning to$9$ run away mad out of it somewhere we are never easy where we
18:623;0678@a   | are father or aunt or marriage waiting always waiting to$9$ guiiiide him toooo
18:623;0679@a   | me waiting nor speeeed his flying feet their damn guns bursting and
18:623;0680@a   | booming all over the shop especially the Queen's birthday and throwing
18:623;0681@a   | everything down in$4$ all directions if you did not open the windows when
18:623;0682@a   | general*Ulysses*Grant whoever he was or did supposed to$9$ be some great
18:623;0683@a   | fellow landed off the ship and old Sprague the consul that$6#1$ was there from
18:623;0684@a   | before the flood dressed up$5$ poor man and he in$4$ mourning for$4$ the son then
18:623;0685@a   | the same old bugles for$4$ reveille in$4$ the morning and drums rolling and the
18:623;0686@a   | unfortunate poor devils of soldiers walking about with messtins smelling the
18:623;0687@a   | place more than the old longbearded jews in$4$ their jellibees and levites
18:623;0688@a   | assembly and sound clear and gunfire for$4$ the men to$9$ cross the lines and the
18:623;0689@a   | warden marching with his keys to$9$ lock the gates and the bagpipes and only
18:623;0690@a   | captain*Groves and father talking about Rorkes*drift and Plevna and sir*Garnet*Wolseley
18:623;0691@a   | and Gordon at Khartoum lighting their pipes for$4$ them
18:623;0692@a   | everytime they went out drunken old devil with his grog on$4$ the windowsill
18:623;0693@a   | catch him leaving any of it picking his nose trying to$9$ think of some other
18:623;0694@a   | dirty story to$9$ tell up$5$ in$4$ a corner but he never forgot himself when I was
18:623;0695@a   | there sending me out of the room on$4$ some blind excuse paying his
18:623;0696@a   | compliments the Bushmill's whisky talking of course but he would do the same to$4$
18:623;0697@a   | the next woman that$6#1$ came along I suppose he died of galloping drink ages
18:623;0698@a   | ago the days like$4$ years not a letter from a living soul except the odd few I
18:623;0699@a   | posted to$4$ myself with bits of paper in$4$ them so$5#1$ bored sometimes I could fight
18:623;0700@a   | with my nails listening to$4$ that$6#2$ old Arab with the one eye and his heass of an
18:623;0701@a   | instrument singing his heah heah aheah all my compriments on$4$ your
18:623;0702@a   | hotchapotch of your heass as bad as now with the hands hanging off me
18:623;0703@a   | looking out of the window if there was a nice fellow even in$4$ the opposite
18:623;0704@a   | house that$6#2$ medical in$4$ Holles*street the nurse was after when I put on$5$ my
18:623;0705@a   | gloves and hat at the window to$9$ show I was going out not a notion what I
18:623;0706@a   | meant are not they thick never understand what you say even you would want to$9$
18:623;0707@a   | print it up$5$ on$4$ a big poster for$4$ them not even if you shake hands twice with
18:623;0708@a   | the left he did not recognise me either when I half frowned at him outside
18:623;0709@a   | Westland*row chapel where does their great intelligence come in$5$ I would like$1$ to$9$
18:623;0710@a   | know grey matter they have it all in$4$ their tail if you ask me those country
18:624;0711@a   | gougers up$5$ in$4$ the City*Arms intelligence they had a damn sight less than the
18:624;0712@a   | bulls and cows they were selling the meat and the coalman's bell that$6#2$ noisy
18:624;0713@a   | bugger trying to$9$ swindle me with the wrong bill he took out of his hat what
18:624;0714@a   | a pair of paws and pots and pans and kettles to$9$ mend any broken bottles for$4$
18:624;0715@a   | a poor man today and no$2$ visitors or post ever except his cheques or some
18:624;0716@a   | advertisement like$4$ that$6#2$ wonderworker they sent him addressed dear Madam
18:624;0717@a   | only his letter and the card from Milly this morning see she wrote a letter to$4$
18:624;0718@a   | him who$6#2$ did I get the last letter from O Mrs*Dwenn now what possessed
18:624;0719@a   | her to$9$ write from Canada after so$5#1$ many years to$9$ know the recipe I had for$4$
18:624;0720@a   | pisto*madrileno Floey*Dillon since she wrote to$9$ say she was married to$4$ a
18:624;0721@a   | very rich architect if I am to$9$ believe all I hear with a villa and eight rooms her
18:624;0722@a   | father was an awfully nice man he was near seventy always goodhumoured
18:624;0723@a   | well now Miss*Tweedy or Miss*Gillespie there is the piannyer that$6#2$ was a solid
18:624;0724@a   | silver coffee service he had too on$4$ the mahogany sideboard then dying so$5#1$
18:624;0725@a   | far away I hate people that$6#1$ have always their poor story to$9$ tell everybody
18:624;0726@a   | has their own troubles that$6#2$ poor Nancy*Blake died a month ago of acute
18:624;0727@a   | neumonia well I did not know her so$5#1$ well as all that$6#2$ she was Floey's friend
18:624;0728@a   | more than mine poor Nancy it is a bother having to$9$ answer he always tells
18:624;0729@a   | me the wrong things and no$2$ stops to$9$ say like$3$ making a speech your sad
18:624;0730@a   | bereavement symp//h//athy I always make that$6#2$ mistake and ne//w//phew with 2
18:624;0731@a   | double yous in$4$ I hope he will$1$ write me a longer letter the next time if it is a thing
18:624;0732@a   | he really likes me O thanks be to$4$ the great God I got somebody to$9$ give me
18:624;0733@a   | what I badly wanted to$9$ put some heart up$5$ into me you have no$2$ chances at all in$4$
18:624;0734@a   | this place like$3$ you used long ago I wish somebody would write me a
18:624;0735@a   | loveletter his was not much and I told him he could write what he liked yours
18:624;0736@a   | ever Hugh*Boylan in$4$ old Madrid stuff silly women believe love is sighing I
18:624;0737@a   | am dying still if he wrote it I suppose there would be some truth in$4$ it true or no$2$ it
18:624;0738@a   | fills up$5$ your whole day and life always something to$9$ think about every
18:624;0739@a   | moment and see it all round you like$4$ a new world I could write the answer
18:624;0740@a   | in$4$ bed to$9$ let him imagine me short just a few words not those long crossed
18:624;0741@a   | letters Atty*Dillon used to$9$ write to$4$ the fellow that$6#1$ was something in$4$ the four
18:624;0742@a   | courts that$6#1$ jilted her after out of the ladies letterwriter when I told her to$9$
18:624;0743@a   | say a few simple words he could twist how he liked not acting with precipat
18:624;0744@a   | precip itancy with equal candour the greatest earthly happiness answer to$4$ a
18:624;0745@a   | gentleman's proposal affirmatively my goodness there is nothing else it is all
18:624;0746@a   | very fine for$4$ them but as for$4$ being a woman as soon as you are old they might
18:624;0747@a   | as well throw you out in$4$ the bottom of the ashpit.
18:624;0748@a   | Mulvey's was the first when I was in$4$ bed that$6#2$ morning and Mrs*Rubio
18:624;0749@a   | brought it in$5$ with the coffee she stood there standing when I asked her to$9$
18:624;0750@a   | hand me and I pointing at them I could not think of the word a hairpin to$9$
18:624;0751@a   | open it with ah horquilla disobliging old thing and it staring her in$4$ the face
18:624;0752@a   | with her switch of false hair on$4$ her and vain about her appearance ugly as
18:624;0753@a   | she was near 80 or a 100 her face a mass of wrinkles with all her religion
18:624;0754@a   | domineering because she never could get over the Atlantic fleet coming in$5$
18:624;0755@a   | half the ships of the world and the Union*Jack flying with all her
18:625;0756@a   | carabineros because 4 drunken English sailors took all the rock from them
18:625;0757@a   | and because I did not run into mass often enough in$4$ Santa*Maria to$9$ please
18:625;0758@a   | her with her shawl up$5$ on$4$ her except when there was a marriage on$5$ with all
18:625;0759@a   | her miracles of the saints and her black blessed virgin with the silver dress
18:625;0760@a   | and the sun dancing 3 times on$4$ Easter*Sunday morning and when the priest
18:625;0761@a   | was going by$5$ with the bell bringing the vatican to$4$ the dying blessing herself
18:625;0762@a   | for$4$ his Majestad an admirer he signed it I near jumped out of my skin I
18:625;0763@a   | wanted to$9$ pick him up$5$ when I saw him following me along the Calle*Real in$4$
18:625;0764@a   | the shop window then he tipped me just in$4$ passing but I never thought he would
18:625;0765@a   | write making an appointment I had it inside my petticoat bodice all day
18:625;0766@a   | reading it up$5$ in$4$ every hole and corner while father was up$5$ at the drill
18:625;0767@a   | instructing to$9$ find out by$4$ the handwriting or the language of stamps singing
18:625;0768@a   | I remember shall I wear a white rose and I wanted to$9$ put on$5$ the old stupid
18:625;0769@a   | clock to$4$ near the time he was the first man kissed me under the Moorish
18:625;0770@a   | wall my sweetheart when a boy it never entered my head what kissing
18:625;0771@a   | meant till he put his tongue in$4$ my mouth his mouth was sweetlike young I
18:625;0772@a   | put my knee up$5$ to$4$ him a few times to$9$ learn the way what did I tell him I was
18:625;0773@a   | engaged for$5$ for$4$ fun to$4$ the son of a Spanish nobleman named Don*Miguel*de*la*Flora
18:625;0774@a   | and he believed me that$3$ I was to$9$ be married to$4$ him in$4$ 3 years
18:625;0775@a   | time there is many a true word spoken in$4$ jest there is a flower that$6#1$ bloometh
18:625;0776@a   | a few things I told him true about myself just for$4$ him to$9$ be imagining the
18:625;0777@a   | Spanish girls he did not like$1$ I suppose one of them would not have him I got
18:625;0778@a   | him excited he crushed all the flowers on$4$ my bosom he brought me he
18:625;0779@a   | could not count the pesetas and the perragordas till I taught him Cappoquin
18:625;0780@a   | he came from he said on$4$ the black water but it was too short then the day
18:625;0781@a   | before he left May yes it was May when the infant king*of*Spain was born
18:625;0782@a   | I am always like$4$ that$6#2$ in$4$ the spring I would like$1$ a new fellow every year up$5$ on$4$ the
18:625;0783@a   | tiptop under the rockgun near OHara's tower I told him it was struck by$4$
18:625;0784@a   | lightning and all about the old Barbary apes they sent to$4$ Clapham without a
18:625;0785@a   | tail careering all over the show on$4$ each others back Mrs*Rubio said she was
18:625;0786@a   | a regular old rock scorpion robbing the chickens out of Ince's farm and
18:625;0787@a   | throw stones at you if you went anear he was looking at me I had that$6#2$ white
18:625;0788@a   | blouse on$5$ open in$4$ the front to$9$ encourage him as much as I could without
18:625;0789@a   | too openly they were just beginning to$9$ be plump I said I was tired we lay
18:625;0790@a   | over the firtree cove a wild place I suppose it must be the highest rock in$4$
18:625;0791@a   | existence the galleries and casemates and those frightful rocks and Saint*Michael's
18:625;0792@a   | cave with the icicles or whatever they call them hanging down and
18:625;0793@a   | ladders all the mud plotching my boots I am sure that$6#2$ is the way down the
18:625;0794@a   | monkeys go under the sea to$4$ Africa when they die the ships out far like$4$
18:625;0795@a   | chips that$6#1$ was the Malta boat passing yes the sea and the sky you could do
18:625;0796@a   | what you liked lie there for*ever he caressed them outside they love doing
18:625;0797@a   | that$6#2$ it is the roundness there I was leaning over him with my white ricestraw
18:625;0798@a   | hat to$9$ take the newness out of it the left side of my face the best my blouse
18:625;0799@a   | open for$4$ his last day transparent kind of shirt he had I could see his chest
18:625;0800@a   | pink he wanted to$9$ touch mine with his for$4$ a moment but I would not let him
18:626;0801@a   | he was awfully put out first for$4$ fear you never know consumption or leave
18:626;0802@a   | me with a child embarazada that$6#2$ old servant Ines told me that$3$ one drop
18:626;0803@a   | even if it got into you at all after I tried with the Banana but I was afraid it
18:626;0804@a   | might break and get lost up$5$ in$4$ me somewhere because they once took
18:626;0805@a   | something down out of a woman that$6#1$ was up$4$ there for$4$ years covered with
18:626;0806@a   | limesalts they are all mad to$9$ get in$4$ there where they come out of you would think
18:626;0807@a   | they could never go far enough up$5$ and then they are done with you in$4$ a way
18:626;0808@a   | till the next time yes because there is a wonderful feeling there so$5#1$ tender all
18:626;0809@a   | the time how did we finish it off yes O yes I pulled him off into my
18:626;0810@a   | handkerchief pretending not to$9$ be excited but I opened my legs I would not
18:626;0811@a   | let him touch me inside my petticoat because I had a skirt opening up$4$ the
18:626;0812@a   | side I tormented the life out of him first tickling him I loved rousing that$6#2$
18:626;0813@a   | dog in$4$ the hotel rrrsssstt awokwokawok his eyes shut and a bird flying
18:626;0814@a   | below us he was shy all the same I liked him like$4$ that$6#2$ moaning I made him
18:626;0815@a   | blush a little when I got over him that$6#2$ way when I unbuttoned him and took
18:626;0816@a   | his out and drew back the skin it had a kind of eye in$4$ it they are all Buttons
18:626;0817@a   | men down the middle on$4$ the wrong side of them Molly darling he called me
18:626;0818@a   | what was his name Jack Joe Harry*Mulvey was it yes I think a lieutenant he
18:626;0819@a   | was rather fair he had a laughing kind of a voice so$3$ I went round to$4$ the
18:626;0820@a   | whatyoucallit everything was whatyoucallit moustache had he he said he would
18:626;0821@a   | come back Lord it is just like$4$ yesterday to$4$ me and if I was married he would do it
18:626;0822@a   | to$4$ me and I promised him yes faithfully I would let him block me now flying
18:626;0823@a   | perhaps he is dead or killed or a captain or admiral it is nearly 20 years if I
18:626;0824@a   | said firtree cove he would if he came up$5$ behind me and put his hands over
18:626;0825@a   | my eyes to$9$ guess who$6#1$ I might recognise him he is young still about 40
18:626;0826@a   | perhaps he is married some girl on$4$ the black water and is quite changed they
18:626;0827@a   | all do they have not half the character a woman has she little knows what I
18:626;0828@a   | did with her beloved husband before he ever dreamt of her in$4$ broad
18:626;0829@a   | daylight too in$4$ the sight of the whole world you might say they could have
18:626;0830@a   | put an article about it in$4$ the Chronicle I was a bit wild after when I blew out
18:626;0831@a   | the old bag the biscuits were in$4$ from Benady*Bros and exploded it Lord
18:626;0832@a   | what a bang all the woodcocks and pigeons screaming coming back the
18:626;0833@a   | same way that$3$ we went over middle hill round by$4$ the old guardhouse and
18:626;0834@a   | the jew's burialplace pretending to$9$ read out the Hebrew on$4$ them I wanted to$9$
18:626;0835@a   | fire his pistol he said he had not one he did not know what to$9$ make of me with
18:626;0836@a   | his peak cap on$5$ that$6#1$ he always wore crooked as often as I settled it straight
18:626;0837@a   | H*M*S*Calypso swinging my hat that$6#2$ old Bishop that$6#1$ spoke off the altar his
18:626;0838@a   | long preach about woman's higher functions about girls now riding the
18:626;0839@a   | bicycle and wearing peak caps and the new woman bloomers God send him
18:626;0840@a   | sense and me more money I suppose they are called after him I never thought
18:626;0841@a   | that$3$ would be my name Bloom when I used to$9$ write it in$4$ print to$9$ see how it
18:626;0842@a   | looked on$4$ a visiting card or practising for$4$ the butcher and oblige M*Bloom
18:626;0843@a   | you are looking blooming Josie used to$9$ say after I married him well it is better
18:626;0844@a   | than Breen or Briggs does brig or those awful names with bottom in$4$ them
18:626;0845@a   | Mrs*Ramsbottom or some other kind of a bottom Mulvey I would not go mad
18:627;0846@a   | about either or suppose I divorced him Mrs*Boylan my mother whoever she
18:627;0847@a   | was might have given me a nicer name the Lord knows after the lovely one
18:627;0848@a   | she had Lunita*Laredo the fun we had running along Williss*road to$4$
18:627;0849@a   | Europa*point twisting in$5$ and out all round the other side of Jersey they
18:627;0850@a   | were shaking and dancing about in$4$ my blouse like$4$ Milly's little ones now
18:627;0851@a   | when she runs up$4$ the stairs I loved looking down at them I was jumping up$5$
18:627;0852@a   | at the pepper trees and the white poplars pulling the leaves off and throwing
18:627;0853@a   | them at him he went to$4$ India he was to$9$ write the voyages those men have to$9$
18:627;0854@a   | make to$4$ the ends of the world and back it is the least they might get a squeeze
18:627;0855@a   | or two at a woman while they can going out to$9$ be drowned or blown up$5$
18:627;0856@a   | somewhere I went up$4$ Windmill*hill to$4$ the flats that$6#2$ Sunday morning with
18:627;0857@a   | captain*Rubios that$6#1$ was dead spyglass like$4$ the sentry had he said he would have
18:627;0858@a   | one or two from on$4$ board I wore that$6#2$ frock from the B*Marche paris and
18:627;0859@a   | the coral necklace the straits shining I could see over to$4$ Morocco almost the
18:627;0860@a   | bay of Tangier white and the Atlas*mountain with snow on$4$ it and the straits
18:627;0861@a   | like$4$ a river so$5#1$ clear Harry Molly darling I was thinking of him on$4$ the sea all
18:627;0862@a   | the time after at mass when my petticoat began to$9$ slip down at the elevation
18:627;0863@a   | weeks and weeks I kept the handkerchief under my pillow for$4$ the smell of
18:627;0864@a   | him there was no$2$ decent perfume to$9$ be got in$4$ that$6#2$ Gibraltar only that$6#2$ cheap
18:627;0865@a   | peau*dEspagne that$6#1$ faded and left a stink on$4$ you more than anything else I
18:627;0866@a   | wanted to$9$ give him a memento he gave me that$6#2$ clumsy Claddagh ring for$4$
18:627;0867@a   | luck that$6#1$ I gave Gardner going to$4$ south*Africa where those Boers killed
18:627;0868@a   | him with their war and fever but they were well beaten all the same as
18:627;0869@a   | if it brought its bad luck with it like$4$ an opal or pearl still it must have been
18:627;0870@a   | pure 18 carrot gold because it was very heavy but what could you get in$4$
18:627;0871@a   | a place like$4$ that$6#2$ the sandfrog shower from Africa and that$6#2$ derelict ship
18:627;0872@a   | that$6#1$ came up$5$ to$4$ the harbour Marie the Marie whatyoucallit no$7$ he had not a
18:627;0873@a   | moustache that$6#2$ was Gardner yes I can see his face cleanshaven
18:627;0874[Y  ]| Frseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefrong 
18:627;0874@a   | that$6#2$ train again weeping tone once in$4$ the dear
18:627;0875@a   | deaead days beyondre call close my eyes breath my lips forward kiss sad
18:627;0876@a   | look eyes open piano ere oer the world the mists began I hate that$6#2$ istsbeg
18:627;0877@a   | comes loves sweet sooooooooooong I will$1$ let that$6#2$ out full when I get in$4$ front of
18:627;0878@a   | the footlights again Kathleen*Kearney and her lot of squealers Miss*This
18:627;0879@a   | Miss*That Miss*Theother lot of sparrowfarts skitting around talking about
18:627;0880@a   | politics they know as much about as my backside anything in$4$ the world to$9$
18:627;0881@a   | make themselves someway interesting Irish homemade beauties soldier's
18:627;0882@a   | daughter am I ay and whose are you bootmakers and publicans I beg your
18:627;0883@a   | pardon coach I thought you were a wheelbarrow they would die down dead off
18:627;0884@a   | their feet if ever they got a chance of walking down the Alameda on$4$ an
18:627;0885@a   | officer's arm like$4$ me on$4$ the bandnight my eyes flash my bust that$6#1$ they
18:627;0886@a   | have not passion God help their poor head I knew more about men and life
18:627;0887@a   | when I was 15 than they will$1$ all know at 50 they do not know how to$9$ sing a song
18:627;0888@a   | like$4$ that$6#2$ Gardner said no$2$ man could look at my mouth and teeth smiling
18:627;0889@a   | like$4$ that$6#2$ and not think of it I was afraid he might not like$1$ my accent first he so$5#1$
18:627;0890@a   | English all father left me in$4$ spite of his stamps I have my mother's eyes and
18:628;0891@a   | figure anyhow he always said they are so$5#1$ snotty about themselves some of
18:628;0892@a   | those cads he was not a bit like$4$ that$6#2$ he was dead gone on$4$ my lips let them get
18:628;0893@a   | a husband first that$6#1$ is fit to$9$ be looked at and a daughter like$4$ mine or see if
18:628;0894@a   | they can excite a swell with money that$6#1$ can pick and choose whoever he
18:628;0895@a   | wants like$4$ Boylan to$9$ do it 4 or 5 times locked in$4$ each other's arms or the
18:628;0896@a   | voice either I could have been a prima*donna only I married him comes
18:628;0897@a   | loooove's old deep down chin back not too much make it double My*Lady's*Bower
18:628;0898@a   | is too long for$4$ an encore about the moated grange at twilight and
18:628;0899@a   | vaunted rooms yes I will$1$ sing Winds*that*blow*from*the*south that$6#1$ he gave
18:628;0900@a   | after the choirstairs performance I will$1$ change that$6#2$ lace on$4$ my black dress to$9$
18:628;0901@a   | show off my bubs and I will$1$ yes by$4$ God I will$1$ get that$6#2$ big fan mended make them
18:628;0902@a   | burst with envy my hole is itching me always when I think of him I feel I
18:628;0903@a   | want to$9$ I feel some wind in$4$ me better go easy not wake him have him at it
18:628;0904@a   | again slobbering after washing every bit of myself back belly and sides if we
18:628;0905@a   | had even a bath itself or my own room anyway I wish he would sleep in$4$ some bed
18:628;0906@a   | by$4$ himself with his cold feet on$4$ me give us room even to$9$ let a fart God or do
18:628;0907@a   | the least thing better yes hold them like$4$ that$6#2$ a bit on$4$ my side piano quietly
18:628;0908[Y  ]| sweeeee
18:628;0908@a   | there is that$6#2$ train far away pianissimo
18:628;0908[Y  ]| eeeee
18:628;0908@a   | one more tsong
18:628;0909@a   | that$6#2$ was a relief wherever you be let your wind go free who$6#2$ knows if
18:628;0910@a   | that$6#2$ pork chop I took with my cup of tea after was quite good with the heat
18:628;0911@a   | I could not smell anything off it I am sure that$6#2$ queerlooking man in$4$ the
18:628;0912@a   | porkbutcher's is a great rogue I hope that$6#2$ lamp is not smoking fill my nose
18:628;0913@a   | up$5$ with smuts better than having him leaving the gas on$5$ all night I could not
18:628;0914@a   | rest easy in$4$ my bed in$4$ Gibraltar even getting up$5$ to$9$ see why am I so$5#1$ damned
18:628;0915@a   | nervous about that$6#2$ though I like$4$ it in$4$ the winter it is more company O Lord it
18:628;0916@a   | was rotten cold too that$6#2$ winter when I was only about ten was I yes I had
18:628;0917@a   | the big doll with all the funny clothes dressing her up$5$ and undressing that$6#2$
18:628;0918@a   | icy wind skeeting across from those mountains the something Nevada
18:628;0919@a   | sierra*nevada standing at the fire with the little bit of a short shift I had up$5$
18:628;0920@a   | to$9$ heat myself I loved dancing about in$4$ it then make a race back into bed I am
18:628;0921@a   | sure that$6#2$ fellow opposite used to$9$ be there the whole time watching with the
18:628;0922@a   | lights out in$4$ the summer and I in$4$ my skin hopping around I used to$9$ love
18:628;0923@a   | myself then stripped at the washstand dabbing and creaming only when it
18:628;0924@a   | came to$4$ the chamber performance I put out the light too so$3$ then there were
18:628;0925@a   | 2 of us goodbye to$4$ my sleep for$4$ this night anyhow I hope he is not going to$9$
18:628;0926@a   | get in$5$ with those medicals leading him astray to$9$ imagine he is young again
18:628;0927@a   | coming in$5$ at 4 in$4$ the morning it must be if not more still he had the manners
18:628;0928@a   | not to$9$ wake me what do they find to$9$ gabber about all night squandering
18:628;0929@a   | money and getting drunker and drunker could not they drink water then he
18:628;0930@a   | starts giving us his orders for$4$ eggs and tea and Findon haddy and hot
18:628;0931@a   | buttered toast I suppose we will$1$ have him sitting up$5$ like$4$ the king of the country
18:628;0932@a   | pumping the wrong end of the spoon up$5$ and down in$4$ his egg wherever he
18:628;0933@a   | learned that$6#2$ from and I love to$9$ hear him falling up$4$ the stairs of a morning
18:628;0934@a   | with the cups rattling on$4$ the tray and then play with the cat she rubs up$5$
18:628;0935@a   | against you for$4$ her own sake I wonder has she fleas she is as bad as a woman
18:629;0936@a   | always licking and lecking but I hate their claws I wonder do they see
18:629;0937@a   | anything that$6#1$ we can not staring like$4$ that$6#2$ when she sits at the top of the stairs
18:629;0938@a   | so$5#1$ long and listening as I wait always what a robber too that$6#2$ lovely fresh
18:629;0939@a   | place I bought I think I will$1$ get a bit of fish tomorrow or today is it Friday yes
18:629;0940@a   | I will$1$ with some blancmange with black currant jam like$4$ long ago not those
18:629;0941@a   | 2*lb pots of mixed plum and apple from the London and Newcastle
18:629;0942@a   | Williams*and*Woods goes twice as far only for$4$ the bones I hate those eels
18:629;0943@a   | cod yes I will$1$ get a nice piece of cod I am always getting enough for$4$ 3 forgetting
18:629;0944@a   | anyway I am sick of that$6#2$ everlasting butcher's meat from Buckley's loin chops
18:629;0945@a   | and leg beef and rib steak and scrag of mutton and calf's pluck the very
18:629;0946@a   | name is enough or a picnic suppose we all gave 5/- each and or let him pay
18:629;0947@a   | it and invite some other woman for$4$ him who$6#1$ Mrs*Fleming and drove out to$4$
18:629;0948@a   | the furry glen or the strawberry beds we would have him examining all the horses
18:629;0949@a   | toenails first like$3$ he does with the letters no$7$ not with Boylan there yes with
18:629;0950@a   | some cold veal and ham mixed sandwiches there are little houses down at
18:629;0951@a   | the bottom of the banks there on$4$ purpose but it is as hot as blazes he says not
18:629;0952@a   | a bank*holiday anyhow I hate those ruck of Mary*Ann coalboxes out for$4$
18:629;0953@a   | the day Whit*Monday is a cursed day too no$2$ wonder that$6#2$ bee bit him better
18:629;0954@a   | the seaside but I would never again in$4$ this life get into a boat with him after him
18:629;0955@a   | at Bray telling the boatman he knew how to$9$ row if anyone asked could he
18:629;0956@a   | ride the steeplechase for$4$ the gold*cup he would say yes then it came on$5$ to$9$ get
18:629;0957@a   | rough the old thing crookeding about and the weight all down my side
18:629;0958@a   | telling me pull the right reins now pull the left and the tide all swamping in$4$
18:629;0959@a   | floods in$5$ through the bottom and his oar slipping out of the stirrup it is a
18:629;0960@a   | mercy we were not all drowned he can swim of course me no$7$ there is no$2$
18:629;0961@a   | danger whatsoever keep yourself calm in$4$ his flannel trousers I would like$1$ to$9$ have
18:629;0962@a   | tattered them down off him before all the people and give him what that$6#2$ one
18:629;0963@a   | calls flagellate till he was black and blue do him all the good in$4$ the world
18:629;0964@a   | only for$4$ that$6#2$ longnosed chap I do not know who$6#1$ he is with that$6#2$ other beauty
18:629;0965@a   | Burke out of the City*Arms*hotel was there spying around as usual on$4$ the
18:629;0966@a   | slip always where he was not wanted if there was a row on$5$ you would vomit a
18:629;0967@a   | better face there was no$2$ love lost between us that$6#2$ is 1 consolation I wonder
18:629;0968@a   | what kind is that$6#2$ book he brought me Sweets*of*Sin by$4$ a gentleman of
18:629;0969@a   | fashion some other Mr*de*Kock I suppose the people gave him that$6#2$
18:629;0970@a   | nickname going about with his tube from one woman to$4$ another I could not
18:629;0971@a   | even change my new white shoes all ruined with the saltwater and the hat I
18:629;0972@a   | had with that$6#2$ feather all blowy and tossed on$4$ me how annoying and
18:629;0973@a   | provoking because the smell of the sea excited me of course the sardines and
18:629;0974@a   | the bream in$4$ Catalan*bay round the back of the rock they were fine all
18:629;0975@a   | silver in$4$ the fishermen's baskets old Luigi near a hundred they said came
18:629;0976@a   | from Genoa and the tall old chap with the earrings I do not like$1$ a man you
18:629;0977@a   | have to$9$ climb up$5$ to$4$ to$9$ get at I suppose they are all dead and rotten long ago
18:629;0978@a   | besides I do not like$1$ being alone in$4$ this big barracks of a place at night I
18:629;0979@a   | suppose I will$1$ have to$9$ put up$5$ with it I never brought a bit of salt in$5$ even when
18:629;0980@a   | we moved in$4$ the confusion musical academy he was going to$9$ make on$4$ the
18:630;0981@a   | first floor drawingroom with a brassplate or Bloom's private hotel he
18:630;0982@a   | suggested go and ruin himself altogether the way his father did down in$4$
18:630;0983@a   | Ennis like$4$ all the things he told father he was going to$9$ do and me but I saw
18:630;0984@a   | through him telling me all the lovely places we could go for$4$ the honeymoon
18:630;0985@a   | Venice by$4$ moonlight with the gondolas and the lake of Como he had a
18:630;0986@a   | picture cut out of some paper of and mandolines and lanterns O how nice I
18:630;0987@a   | said whatever I liked he was going to$9$ do immediately if not sooner will$1$ you
18:630;0988@a   | be my man will$1$ you carry my can he ought to$9$ get a leather medal with a
18:630;0989@a   | putty rim for$4$ all the plans he invents then leaving us here all day you would never
18:630;0990@a   | know what old beggar at the door for$4$ a crust with his long story might be a
18:630;0991@a   | tramp and put his foot in$4$ the way to$9$ prevent me shutting it like$4$ that$6#2$ picture
18:630;0992@a   | of that$6#2$ hardened criminal he was called in$4$ Lloyds*Weekly*news 20 years in$4$
18:630;0993@a   | jail then he comes out and murders an old woman for$4$ her money imagine
18:630;0994@a   | his poor wife or mother or whoever she is such a face you would run miles away
18:630;0995@a   | from I could not rest easy till I bolted all the doors and windows to$9$ make sure
18:630;0996@a   | but it is worse again being locked up$5$ like$5$ in$4$ a prison or a madhouse they
18:630;0997@a   | ought to$9$ be all shot or the cat of nine tails a big brute like$4$ that$6#2$ that$6#1$ would
18:630;0998@a   | attack a poor old woman to$9$ murder her in$4$ her bed I would cut them off him so$3$ I
18:630;0999@a   | would not that$3$ he would be much use still better than nothing the night I was
18:630;1000@a   | sure I heard burglars in$4$ the kitchen and he went down in$4$ his shirt with a
18:630;1001@a   | candle and a poker as if he was looking for$4$ a mouse as white as a sheet
18:630;1002@a   | frightened out of his wits making as much noise as he possibly could for$4$ the
18:630;1003@a   | burglar's benefit there is not much to$9$ steal indeed the Lord knows still it is the
18:630;1004@a   | feeling especially now with Milly away such an idea for$4$ him to$9$ send the girl
18:630;1005@a   | down there to$9$ learn to$9$ take photographs on$4$ account of his grandfather
18:630;1006@a   | instead of sending her to$4$ Skerry's*academy where she would have to$9$ learn not like$4$
18:630;1007@a   | me getting all 1s at school only he would do a thing like$4$ that$6#2$ all the same on$4$
18:630;1008@a   | account of me and Boylan that$6#2$ is why he did it I am certain the way he plots
18:630;1009@a   | and plans everything out I could not turn round with her in$4$ the place lately
18:630;1010@a   | unless I bolted the door first gave me the fidgets coming in$5$ without
18:630;1011@a   | knocking first when I put the chair against the door just as I was washing
18:630;1012@a   | myself there below with the glove get on$4$ your nerves then doing the loglady
18:630;1013@a   | all day put her in$4$ a glasscase with two at a time to$9$ look at her if he knew she
18:630;1014@a   | broke off the hand off that$6#2$ little gimcrack statue with her roughness and
18:630;1015@a   | carelessness before she left that$3$ I got that$6#2$ little Italian boy to$9$ mend so$3$ that$3$
18:630;1016@a   | you can not see the join for$4$ 2 shillings would not even teem the potatoes for$4$ you
18:630;1017@a   | of course she is right not to$9$ ruin her hands I noticed he was always talking to$4$
18:630;1018@a   | her lately at the table explaining things in$4$ the paper and she pretending to$9$
18:630;1019@a   | understand sly of course that$6#2$ comes from his side of the house he can not say I
18:630;1020@a   | pretend things can he I am too honest as a matter of fact and helping her into
18:630;1021@a   | her coat but if there was anything wrong with her it is me she would tell not him I
18:630;1022@a   | suppose he thinks I am finished out and laid on$4$ the shelf well I am not no$7$ nor
18:630;1023@a   | anything like$4$ it we will$1$ see we will$1$ see now she is well on$5$ for$4$ flirting too with
18:630;1024@a   | Tom*Devan's two sons imitating me whistling with those romps of Murray girls
18:630;1025@a   | calling for$4$ her can Milly come out please she is in$4$ great demand to$9$ pick what
18:631;1026@a   | they can out of her round in$4$ Nelson*street riding Harry*Devan's bicycle at
18:631;1027@a   | night it is as well he sent her where she is she was just getting out of bounds
18:631;1028@a   | wanting to$9$ go on$4$ the skatingrink and smoking their cigarettes through their
18:631;1029@a   | nose I smelt it off her dress when I was biting off the thread of the button I
18:631;1030@a   | sewed on$5$ to$4$ the bottom of her jacket she could not hide much from me I tell
18:631;1031@a   | you only I ought not to$9$ have stitched it and it on$4$ her it brings a parting and
18:631;1032@a   | the last plumpudding too split in$4$ 2 halves see it comes out no$2$ matter what
18:631;1033@a   | they say her tongue is a bit too long for$4$ my taste your blouse is open too
18:631;1034@a   | low she says to$4$ me the pan calling the kettle blackbottom and I had to$9$ tell
18:631;1035@a   | her not to$9$ cock her legs up$5$ like$4$ that$6#2$ on$4$ show on$4$ the windowsill before all
18:631;1036@a   | the people passing they all look at her like$4$ me when I was her age of course
18:631;1037@a   | any old rag looks well on$4$ you then a great touchmenot too in$4$ her own way
18:631;1038@a   | at the*Only*Way in$4$ the Theatre*royal take your foot away out of that$6#2$ I hate
18:631;1039@a   | people touching me afraid of her life I would crush her skirt with the pleats a lot
18:631;1040@a   | of that$6#2$ touching must go on$5$ in$4$ theatres in$4$ the crush in$4$ the dark they are
18:631;1041@a   | always trying to$9$ wiggle up$5$ to$4$ you that$6#2$ fellow in$4$ the pit at the Gaiety for$4$
18:631;1042@a   | Beerbohm*Tree in$4$ Trilby the last time I will$1$ ever go there to$9$ be squashed like$4$
18:631;1043@a   | that$6#2$ for$4$ any Trilby or her barebum every two minutes tipping me there and
18:631;1044@a   | looking away he is a bit daft I think I saw him after trying to$9$ get near two
18:631;1045@a   | stylishdressed ladies outside Switzer's window at the same little game I
18:631;1046@a   | recognised him on$4$ the moment the face and everything but he did not
18:631;1047@a   | remember me yes and she did not even want me to$9$ kiss her at the Broadstone
18:631;1048@a   | going away well I hope she will$1$ get someone to$9$ dance attendance on$4$ her the
18:631;1049@a   | way I did when she was down with the mumps and her glands swollen
18:631;1050@a   | where is this and where is that$6#2$ of course she can not feel anything deep yet I
18:631;1051@a   | never came properly till I was what 22 or so$5#2$ it went into the wrong place
18:631;1052@a   | always only the usual girl's nonsense and giggling that$6#2$ Conny*Connolly
18:631;1053@a   | writing to$4$ her in$4$ white ink on$4$ black paper sealed with sealingwax though
18:631;1054@a   | she clapped when the curtain came down because he looked so$5#1$ handsome
18:631;1055@a   | then we had Martin*Harvey for$4$ breakfast dinner and supper I thought to$4$
18:631;1056@a   | myself afterwards it must be real love if a man gives up$5$ his life for$4$ her that$6#2$
18:631;1057@a   | way for$4$ nothing I suppose there are a few men like$4$ that$6#2$ left it is hard to$9$
18:631;1058@a   | believe in$4$ it though unless it really happened to$4$ me the majority of them
18:631;1059@a   | with not a particle of love in$4$ their natures to$9$ find two people like$4$ that$6#2$
18:631;1060@a   | nowadays full up$5$ of each other that$6#1$ would feel the same way as you do
18:631;1061@a   | they are usually a bit foolish in$4$ the head his father must have been a bit queer
18:631;1062@a   | to$9$ go and poison himself after her still poor old man I suppose he felt lost
18:631;1063@a   | she is always making love to$4$ my things too the few old rags I have wanting to$9$
18:631;1064@a   | put her hair up$5$ at 15 my powder too only ruin her skin on$4$ her she has time
18:631;1065@a   | enough for$4$ that$6#2$ all her life after of course she is restless knowing she is pretty
18:631;1066@a   | with her lips so$5#1$ red a pity they will$1$ not stay that$6#2$ way I was too but there is no$2$
18:631;1067@a   | use going to$4$ the fair with the thing answering me like$4$ a fishwoman when I
18:631;1068@a   | asked to$9$ go for$4$ a half a stone of potatoes the day we met Mrs*Joe*Gallaher
18:631;1069@a   | at the trottingmatches and she pretended not to$9$ see us in$4$ her trap with
18:631;1070@a   | Friery the solicitor we were not grand enough till I gave her 2 damn fine
18:632;1071@a   | cracks across the ear for$4$ herself take that$6#2$ now for$4$ answering me like$4$ that$6#2$
18:632;1072@a   | and that$6#2$ for$4$ your impudence she had me that$6#2$ exasperated of course
18:632;1073@a   | contradicting I was badtempered too because how was it there was a weed
18:632;1074@a   | in$4$ the tea or I did not sleep the night before cheese I ate was it and I told her
18:632;1075@a   | over and over again not to$9$ leave knives crossed like$4$ that$6#2$ because she has
18:632;1076@a   | nobody to$9$ command her as she said herself well if he does not correct her
18:632;1077@a   | faith I will$1$ that$6#2$ was the last time she turned on$4$ the teartap I was just like$4$
18:632;1078@a   | that$6#2$ myself they dare not order me about the place it is his fault of course
18:632;1079@a   | having the two of us slaving here instead of getting in$5$ a woman long ago am
18:632;1080@a   | I ever going to$9$ have a proper servant again of course then she would see him
18:632;1081@a   | coming I would have to$9$ let her know or she would revenge it are not they a nuisance that$6#2$
18:632;1082@a   | old Mrs*Fleming you have to$9$ be walking round after her putting the things
18:632;1083@a   | into her hands sneezing and farting into the pots well of course she is old she
18:632;1084@a   | can not help it a good job I found that$6#2$ rotten old smelly dishcloth that$6#1$ got lost
18:632;1085@a   | behind the dresser I knew there was something and opened the area
18:632;1086@a   | window to$9$ let out the smell bringing in$5$ his friends to$9$ entertain them like$4$ the
18:632;1087@a   | night he walked home with a dog if you please that$6#1$ might have been mad
18:632;1088@a   | especially Simon*Dedalus son his father such a criticiser with his glasses up$5$
18:632;1089@a   | with his tall hat on$4$ him at the cricket match and a great big hole in$4$ his sock
18:632;1090@a   | one thing laughing at the other and his son that$6#1$ got all those prizes for$4$
18:632;1091@a   | whatever he won them in$4$ the intermediate imagine climbing over the
18:632;1092@a   | railings if anybody saw him that$6#1$ knew us I wonder he did not tear a big hole
18:632;1093@a   | in$4$ his grand funeral trousers as if the one nature gave was not enough for$4$
18:632;1094@a   | anybody hawking him down into the dirty old kitchen now is he right in$4$ his
18:632;1095@a   | head I ask pity it was not washing day my old pair of drawers might have
18:632;1096@a   | been hanging up$5$ too on$4$ the line on$4$ exhibition for$4$ all he would ever care with the
18:632;1097@a   | ironmould mark the stupid old bundle burned on$4$ them he might think was
18:632;1098@a   | something else and she never even rendered down the fat I told her and now
18:632;1099@a   | she is going such as she was on$4$ account of her paralysed husband getting
18:632;1100@a   | worse there is always something wrong with them disease or they have to$9$ go
18:632;1101@a   | under an operation or if it is not that$6#2$ it is drink and he beats her I will$1$ have to$9$
18:632;1102@a   | hunt around again for$4$ someone every day I get up$5$ there is some new thing
18:632;1103@a   | on$5$ sweet God sweet God well when I am stretched out dead in$4$ my grave I
18:632;1104@a   | suppose I will$1$ have some peace I want to$9$ get up$5$ a minute if I am let wait O Jesus
18:632;1105@a   | wait yes that$6#2$ thing has come on$4$ me yes now would not that$6#2$ afflict you of
18:632;1106@a   | course all the poking and rooting and ploughing he had up$5$ in$4$ me now what
18:632;1107@a   | am I to$9$ do Friday Saturday Sunday would not that$6#2$ pester the soul out of a
18:632;1108@a   | body unless he likes it some men do God knows there is always something
18:632;1109@a   | wrong with us 5 days every 3 or 4 weeks usual monthly auction is not it
18:632;1110@a   | simply sickening that$6#2$ night it came on$4$ me like$4$ that$6#2$ the one and only time we
18:632;1111@a   | were in$4$ a box that$6#1$ Michael*Gunn gave him to$9$ see Mrs*Kendal and her
18:632;1112@a   | husband at the Gaiety something he did about insurance for$4$ him in$4$
18:632;1113@a   | Drimmies I was fit to$9$ be tied though I would not give in$5$ with that$6#2$ gentleman
18:632;1114@a   | of fashion staring down at me with his glasses and him the other side of me
18:632;1115@a   | talking about Spinoza and his soul that$6#1$ is dead I suppose millions of years
18:633;1116@a   | ago I smiled the best I could all in$4$ a swamp leaning forward as if I was
18:633;1117@a   | interested having to$9$ sit it out then to$4$ the last tag I will$1$ not forget that$6#2$ wife*of*Scarli
18:633;1118@a   | in$4$ a hurry supposed to$9$ be a fast play about adultery that$6#2$ idiot in$4$ the
18:633;1119@a   | gallery hissing the woman adulteress he shouted I suppose he went and had
18:633;1120@a   | a woman in$4$ the next lane running round all the back ways after to$9$ make up$5$
18:633;1121@a   | for$4$ it I wish he had what I had then he would boo I bet the cat itself is better off
18:633;1122@a   | than us have we too much blood up$5$ in$4$ us or what O patience above it is
18:633;1123@a   | pouring out of me like$4$ the sea anyhow he did not make me pregnant as big as
18:633;1124@a   | he is I do not want to$9$ ruin the clean sheets I just put on$5$ I suppose the clean
18:633;1125@a   | linen I wore brought it on$5$ too damn it damn it and they always want to$9$ see
18:633;1126@a   | a stain on$4$ the bed to$9$ know you are a virgin for$4$ them all that$6#1$ is troubling them
18:633;1127@a   | they are such fools too you could be a widow or divorced 40 times over a
18:633;1128@a   | daub of red ink would do or blackberry juice no$7$ that$6#2$ is too purply O Jamesy
18:633;1129@a   | let me up$5$ out of this pooh sweets*of*sin whoever suggested that$6#2$ business for$4$
18:633;1130@a   | women what between clothes and cooking and children this damned old
18:633;1131@a   | bed too jingling like$4$ the dickens I suppose they could hear us away over the
18:633;1132@a   | other side of the park till I suggested to$9$ put the quilt on$4$ the floor with the
18:633;1133@a   | pillow under my bottom I wonder is it nicer in$4$ the day I think it is easy I
18:633;1134@a   | think I will$1$ cut all this hair off me there scalding me I might look like$4$ a young
18:633;1135@a   | girl would not he get the great suckin the next time he turned up$5$ my clothes
18:633;1136@a   | on$4$ me I would give anything to$9$ see his face where is the chamber gone easy I have a
18:633;1137@a   | holy horror of its breaking under me after that$6#2$ old commode I wonder was
18:633;1138@a   | I too heavy sitting on$4$ his knee I made him sit on$4$ the easychair purposely
18:633;1139@a   | when I took off only my blouse and skirt first in$4$ the other room he was so$5#1$
18:633;1140@a   | busy where he ought not to$9$ be he never felt me I hope my breath was sweet
18:633;1141@a   | after those kissing comfits easy God I remember one time I could scout it
18:633;1142@a   | out straight whistling like$4$ a man almost easy O Lord how noisy I hope
18:633;1143@a   | they are bubbles on$4$ it for$4$ a wad of money from some fellow I will$1$ have to$9$
18:633;1144@a   | perfume it in$4$ the morning do not forget I bet he never saw a better pair of
18:633;1145@a   | thighs than that$6#2$ look how white they are the smoothest place is right there
18:633;1146@a   | between this bit here how soft like$4$ a peach easy God I would not mind being a
18:633;1147@a   | man and get up$5$ on$4$ a lovely woman O Lord what a row you are making like$4$
18:633;1148@a   | the jersey lily easy easy O how the waters come down at Lahore
18:633;1149@a   | who$6#2$ knows is there anything the matter with my insides or have I
18:633;1150@a   | something growing in$4$ me getting that$6#2$ thing like$4$ that$6#2$ every week when was it
18:633;1151@a   | last I Whit*Monday yes it is only about 3 weeks I ought to$9$ go to$4$ the doctor
18:633;1152@a   | only it would be like$4$ before I married him when I had that$6#2$ white thing
18:633;1153@a   | coming from me and Floey made me go to$4$ that$6#2$ dry old stick Dr*Collins for$4$
18:633;1154@a   | womens diseases on$4$ Pembroke*road your vagina he called it I suppose that$6#2$ is
18:633;1155@a   | how he got all the gilt mirrors and carpets getting round those rich ones off
18:633;1156@a   | Stephen's*green running up$5$ to$4$ him for$4$ every little fiddlefaddle her vagina
18:633;1157@a   | and her cochinchina they have money of course so$3$ they are all right I would not
18:633;1158@a   | marry him not if he was the last man in$4$ the world besides there is something
18:633;1159@a   | queer about their children always smelling around those filthy bitches all
18:633;1160@a   | sides asking me if what I did had an offensive odour what did he want me to$9$
18:634;1161@a   | do but the one thing gold maybe what a question if I smathered it all over
18:634;1162@a   | his wrinkly old face for$4$ him with all my compriments I suppose he would know
18:634;1163@a   | then and could you pass it easily pass what I thought he was talking about
18:634;1164@a   | the rock*of*Gibraltar the way he put it that$6#2$ is a very nice invention too by$4$ the
18:634;1165@a   | way only I like$1$ letting myself down after in$4$ the hole as far as I can squeeze
18:634;1166@a   | and pull the chain then to$9$ flush it nice cool pins and needles still there is
18:634;1167@a   | something in$4$ it I suppose I always used to$9$ know by$4$ Milly's when she was a
18:634;1168@a   | child whether she had worms or not still all the same paying him for$4$ that$6#2$
18:634;1169@a   | how much is that$6#2$ doctor one guinea please and asking me had I frequent
18:634;1170@a   | omissions where do those old fellows get all the words they have omissions
18:634;1171@a   | with his shortsighted eyes on$4$ me cocked sideways I would not trust him too
18:634;1172@a   | far to$9$ give me chloroform or God knows what else still I liked him when he
18:634;1173@a   | sat down to$9$ write the thing out frowning so$5#1$ severe his nose intelligent like$4$
18:634;1174@a   | that$6#2$ you be damned you lying strap O anything no$2$ matter who$6#1$ except an
18:634;1175@a   | idiot he was clever enough to$9$ spot that$6#2$ of course that$6#2$ was all thinking of
18:634;1176@a   | him and his mad crazy letters my Precious one everything connected with
18:634;1177@a   | your glorious Body everything underlined that$6#1$ comes from it is a thing of
18:634;1178@a   | beauty and of joy for*ever something he got out of some nonsensical book
18:634;1179@a   | that$6#1$ he had me always at myself 4 and 5 times a day sometimes and I said I
18:634;1180@a   | had not are you sure O yes I said I am quite sure in$4$ a way that$6#1$ shut him up$5$ I
18:634;1181@a   | knew what was coming next only natural weakness it was he excited me I
18:634;1182@a   | do not know how the first night ever we met when I was living in$4$ Rehoboth*terrace
18:634;1183@a   | we stood staring at one another for$4$ about 10 minutes as if we met
18:634;1184@a   | somewhere I suppose on$4$ account of my being jewess looking after my
18:634;1185@a   | mother he used to$9$ amuse me the things he said with the half sloothering
18:634;1186@a   | smile on$4$ him and all the Doyles said he was going to$9$ stand for$4$ a member*of*Parliament 
18:634;1187@a   | O was not I the born fool to$9$ believe all his blather about home
18:634;1188@a   | rule and the land league sending me that$6#2$ long strool of a song out of the
18:634;1189@a   | Huguenots to$9$ sing in$4$ French to$9$ be more classy O*beau*pays*de*la*Touraine
18:634;1190@a   | that$6#1$ I never even sang once explaining and rigmaroling about religion and
18:634;1191@a   | persecution he will$1$ not let you enjoy anything naturally then might he as a
18:634;1192@a   | great favour the very 1st opportunity he got a chance in$4$ Brighton*square
18:634;1193@a   | running into my bedroom pretending the ink got on$4$ his hands to$9$ wash it off
18:634;1194@a   | with the Albion milk and sulphur soap I used to$9$ use and the gelatine still
18:634;1195@a   | round it O I laughed myself sick at him that$6#2$ day I better not make an
18:634;1196@a   | alnight sitting on$4$ this affair they ought to$9$ make chambers a natural size so$3$
18:634;1197@a   | that$3$ a woman could sit on$4$ it properly he kneels down to$9$ do it I suppose
18:634;1198@a   | there is not in$4$ all creation another man with the habits he has look at the way
18:634;1199@a   | he is sleeping at the foot of the bed how can he without a hard bolster it is well
18:634;1200@a   | he does not kick or he might knock out all my teeth breathing with his hand
18:634;1201@a   | on$4$ his nose like$4$ that$6#2$ Indian god he took me to$9$ show one wet Sunday in$4$ the
18:634;1202@a   | museum in$4$ Kildare*street all yellow in$4$ a pinafore lying on$4$ his side on$4$ his
18:634;1203@a   | hand with his ten toes sticking out that$3$ he said was a bigger religion than
18:634;1204@a   | the jews and Our Lords both put together all over Asia imitating him as he is
18:634;1205@a   | always imitating everybody I suppose he used to$9$ sleep at the foot of the bed
18:635;1206@a   | too with his big square feet up$5$ in$4$ his wife's mouth damn this stinking thing
18:635;1207@a   | anyway where is this those napkins are ah yes I know I hope the old press
18:635;1208@a   | does not creak ah I knew it would he is sleeping hard had a good time
18:635;1209@a   | somewhere still she must have given him great value for$4$ his money of course
18:635;1210@a   | he has to$9$ pay for$4$ it from her O this nuisance of a thing I hope they will$1$ have
18:635;1211@a   | something better for$4$ us in$4$ the other world tying ourselves up$5$ God help us
18:635;1212@a   | that$6#2$ is all right for$4$ tonight now the lumpy old jingly bed always reminds me
18:635;1213@a   | of old Cohen I suppose he scratched himself in$4$ it often enough and he
18:635;1214@a   | thinks father bought it from Lord*Napier that$6#1$ I used to$9$ admire when I was
18:635;1215@a   | a little girl because I told him easy piano O I like$1$ my bed God here we are
18:635;1216@a   | as bad as ever after 16 years how many houses were we in$4$ at all Raymond*terrace
18:635;1217@a   | and Ontario*terrace and Lombard*street and Holles*street and he
18:635;1218@a   | goes about whistling every time we are on$4$ the run again his huguenots or the
18:635;1219@a   | frogs march pretending to$9$ help the men with our 4 sticks of furniture and
18:635;1220@a   | then the City*Arms*hotel worse and worse says Warden*Daly that$6#2$ charming
18:635;1221@a   | place on$4$ the landing always somebody inside praying then leaving all their
18:635;1222@a   | stinks after them always know who$6#1$ was in$4$ there last every time we are just
18:635;1223@a   | getting on$5$ right something happens or he puts his big foot in$4$ it Thom's and
18:635;1224@a   | Hely's and Mr*Cuffe's and Drimmies either he is going to$9$ be run into prison
18:635;1225@a   | over his old lottery tickets that$6#1$ was to$9$ be all our salvations or he goes and
18:635;1226@a   | gives impudence we will$1$ have him coming home with the sack soon out of the
18:635;1227@a   | Freeman too like$4$ the rest on$4$ account of those Sinner*Fein or the freemasons
18:635;1228@a   | then we will$1$ see if the little man he showed me dribbling along in$4$ the wet all by$4$
18:635;1229@a   | himself round by$4$ Coady's*lane will$1$ give him much consolation that$3$ he says
18:635;1230@a   | is so$5#1$ capable and sincerely Irish he is indeed judging by$4$ the sincerity of the
18:635;1231@a   | trousers I saw on$4$ him wait there is George's*church bells wait 3 quarters the
18:635;1232@a   | hour 1 wait 2*oclock well that$6#2$ is a nice hour of the night for$4$ him to$9$ be
18:635;1233@a   | coming home at to$4$ anybody climbing down into the area if anybody saw
18:635;1234@a   | him I will$1$ knock him off that$6#2$ little habit tomorrow first I will$1$ look at his shirt to$9$
18:635;1235@a   | see or I will$1$ see if he has that$6#2$ French letter still in$4$ his pocketbook I suppose he
18:635;1236@a   | thinks I do not know deceitful men all their 20 pockets are not enough for$4$ their
18:635;1237@a   | lies then why should we tell them even if it is the truth they do not believe you
18:635;1238@a   | then tucked up$5$ in$4$ bed like$4$ those babies in$4$ the Aristocrats Masterpiece he
18:635;1239@a   | brought me another time as if we had not enough of that$6#2$ in$4$ real life without
18:635;1240@a   | some old Aristocrat or whatever his name is disgusting you more with those
18:635;1241@a   | rotten pictures children with two heads and no$2$ legs that$6#2$ is the kind of villainy
18:635;1242@a   | they are always dreaming about with not another thing in$4$ their empty heads
18:635;1243@a   | they ought to$9$ get slow poison the half of them then tea and toast for$4$ him
18:635;1244@a   | buttered on$4$ both sides and newlaid eggs I suppose I am nothing any more
18:635;1245@a   | when I would not let him lick me in$4$ Holles*street one night man man tyrant
18:635;1246@a   | as ever for$4$ the one thing he slept on$4$ the floor half the night naked the way
18:635;1247@a   | the jews used when somebody dies belonged to$4$ them and would not eat any
18:635;1248@a   | breakfast or speak a word wanting to$9$ be petted so$3$ I thought I stood out
18:635;1249@a   | enough for$4$ one time and let him he does it all wrong too thinking only of
18:635;1250@a   | his own pleasure his tongue is too flat or I do not know what he forgets that$6#2$
18:636;1251@a   | wethen I do not I will$1$ make him do it again if he does not mind himself and lock
18:636;1252@a   | him down to$9$ sleep in$4$ the coalcellar with the blackbeetles I wonder was it her
18:636;1253@a   | Josie off her head with my castoffs he is such a born liar too no$7$ he would never
18:636;1254@a   | have the courage with a married woman that$6#2$ is why he wants me and Boylan
18:636;1255@a   | though as for$4$ her Denis as she calls him that$6#2$ forlornlooking spectacle you
18:636;1256@a   | could not call him a husband yes it is some little bitch he has got in$5$ with even
18:636;1257@a   | when I was with him with Milly at the College races that$6#2$ Hornblower with
18:636;1258@a   | the child's bonnet on$4$ the top of his nob let us into by$4$ the back way he was
18:636;1259@a   | throwing his sheep's eyes at those two doing skirt duty up$5$ and down I tried
18:636;1260@a   | to$9$ wink at him first no$2$ use of course and that$6#2$ is the way his money goes this
18:636;1261@a   | is the fruits of Mr*Paddy*Dignam yes they were all in$4$ great style at the
18:636;1262@a   | grand funeral in$4$ the paper Boylan brought in$5$ if they saw a real officer's
18:636;1263@a   | funeral that$6#2$ would be something reversed arms muffled drums the poor horse
18:636;1264@a   | walking behind in$4$ black L*Boom and Tom*Kernan that$6#2$ drunken little
18:636;1265@a   | barrelly man that$6#1$ bit his tongue off falling down the mens W*C drunk in$4$
18:636;1266@a   | some place or other and Martin*Cunningham and the two Dedaluses and
18:636;1267@a   | Fanny*MCoy's husband white head of cabbage skinny thing with a turn in$4$
18:636;1268@a   | her eye trying to$9$ sing my songs she would want to$9$ be born all over again and her
18:636;1269@a   | old green dress with the lowneck as she can not attract them any other way like$4$
18:636;1270@a   | dabbling on$4$ a rainy day I see it all now plainly and they call that$6#2$ friendship
18:636;1271@a   | killing and then burying one another and they all with their wives and
18:636;1272@a   | families at home more especially Jack*Power keeping that$6#2$ barmaid he does
18:636;1273@a   | of course his wife is always sick or going to$9$ be sick or just getting better of
18:636;1274@a   | it and he is a goodlooking man still though he is getting a bit grey over the
18:636;1275@a   | ears they are a nice lot all of them well they are not going to$9$ get my husband
18:636;1276@a   | again into their clutches if I can help it making fun of him then behind his
18:636;1277@a   | back I know well when he goes on$5$ with his idiotics because he has sense
18:636;1278@a   | enough not to$9$ squander every penny piece he earns down their gullets and
18:636;1279@a   | looks after his wife and family goodfornothings poor Paddy*Dignam all the
18:636;1280@a   | same I am sorry in$4$ a way for$4$ him what are his wife and 5 children going to$9$
18:636;1281@a   | do unless he was insured comical little teetotum always stuck up$5$ in$4$ some
18:636;1282@a   | pub corner and her or her son waiting Bill*Bailey will$1$ not you please come
18:636;1283@a   | home her widow's weeds will$1$ not improve her appearance they are awfully
18:636;1284@a   | becoming though if you are goodlooking what men was not he yes he was at
18:636;1285@a   | the Glencree dinner and Ben*Dollard base barreltone the night he borrowed
18:636;1286@a   | the swallowtail to$9$ sing out of in$4$ Holles*street squeezed and squashed into
18:636;1287@a   | them and grinning all over his big Dolly face like$4$ a wellwhipped child's
18:636;1288@a   | botty did not he look a balmy ballocks sure enough that$6#2$ must have been a
18:636;1289@a   | spectacle on$4$ the stage imagine paying 5/- in$4$ the preserved seats for$4$ that$6#2$ to$9$
18:636;1290@a   | see him trotting off in$4$ his trowlers and Simon*Dedalus too he was always
18:636;1291@a   | turning up$5$ half screwed singing the second verse first the old love is the new
18:636;1292@a   | was one of his so$5#1$ sweetly sang the maiden on$4$ the hawthorn bough he was
18:636;1293@a   | always on$5$ for$4$ flirtyfying too when I sang Maritana with him at Freddy*Mayer's
18:636;1294@a   | private opera he had a delicious glorious voice Phoebe dearest
18:636;1295@a   | goodbye sweetheart \sweetheart\ he always sang it not like$4$ Bartell*DArcy
18:637;1296@a   | sweet \tart\ goodbye of course he had the gift of the voice so$3$ there was no$2$ art
18:637;1297@a   | in$4$ it all over you like$4$ a warm showerbath O Maritana wildwood flower we
18:637;1298@a   | sang splendidly though it was a bit too high for$4$ my register even transposed
18:637;1299@a   | and he was married at the time to$4$ May*Goulding but then he would say or do
18:637;1300@a   | something to$9$ knock the good out of it he is a widower now I wonder what
18:637;1301@a   | sort is his son he says he is an author and going to$9$ be a university professor
18:637;1302@a   | of Italian and I am to$9$ take lessons what is he driving at now showing him my
18:637;1303@a   | photo it is not good of me I ought to$9$ have got it taken in$4$ drapery that$6#1$ never
18:637;1304@a   | looks out of fashion still I look young in$4$ it I wonder he did not make him a
18:637;1305@a   | present of it altogether and me too after all why not I saw him driving down
18:637;1306@a   | to$4$ the Kingsbridge*station with his father and mother I was in$4$ mourning
18:637;1307@a   | that$6#2$ is 11 years ago now yes he would be 11 though what was the good in$4$ going
18:637;1308@a   | into mourning for$4$ what was neither one thing nor the other the first cry was
18:637;1309@a   | enough for$4$ me I heard the deathwatch too ticking in$4$ the wall of course he
18:637;1310@a   | insisted he would go into mourning for$4$ the cat I suppose he is a man now by$4$ this
18:637;1311@a   | time he was an innocent boy then and a darling little fellow in$4$ his lord*Fauntleroy 
18:637;1312@a   | suit and curly hair like$4$ a prince on$4$ the stage when I saw him at
18:637;1313@a   | Mat*Dillon's he liked me too I remember they all do wait by$4$ God yes wait
18:637;1314@a   | yes hold on$5$ he was on$4$ the cards this morning when I laid out the deck
18:637;1315@a   | union with a young stranger neither dark nor fair you met before I thought
18:637;1316@a   | it meant him but he is no$2$ chicken nor a stranger either besides my face was
18:637;1317@a   | turned the other way what was the 7th card after that$6#2$ the 10 of spades for$4$ a
18:637;1318@a   | journey by$4$ land then there was a letter on$4$ its way and scandals too the 3
18:637;1319@a   | queens and the 8 of diamonds for$4$ a rise in$4$ society yes wait it all came out
18:637;1320@a   | and 2 red 8s for$4$ new garments look at that$6#2$ and did not I dream something too
18:637;1321@a   | yes there was something about poetry in$4$ it I hope he has not long greasy hair
18:637;1322@a   | hanging into his eyes or standing up$5$ like$4$ a red Indian what do they go
18:637;1323@a   | about like$4$ that$6#2$ for$4$ only getting themselves and their poetry laughed at I
18:637;1324@a   | always liked poetry when I was a girl first I thought he was a poet like$4$ lord*Byron
18:637;1325@a   | and not an ounce of it in$4$ his composition I thought he was quite
18:637;1326@a   | different I wonder is he too young he is about wait 88 I was married 88 Milly
18:637;1327@a   | is 15 yesterday 89 what age was he then at Dillon's 5 or 6 about 88 I suppose
18:637;1328@a   | he is 20 or more I am not too old for$4$ him if he is 23 or 24 I hope he is not that$6#2$
18:637;1329@a   | stuckup university student sort no$7$ otherwise he would not go sitting down in$4$
18:637;1330@a   | the old kitchen with him taking Epps's cocoa and talking of course he
18:637;1331@a   | pretended to$9$ understand it all probably he told him he was out of Trinity*college
18:637;1332@a   | he is very young to$9$ be a professor I hope he is not a professor like$4$
18:637;1333@a   | Goodwin was he was a potent professor of John*Jameson they all write
18:637;1334@a   | about some woman in$4$ their poetry well I suppose he will$1$ not find many like$4$ me
18:637;1335@a   | where softly sighs of love the light guitar where poetry is in$4$ the air the blue
18:637;1336@a   | sea and the moon shining so$5#1$ beautifully coming back on$4$ the nightboat from
18:637;1337@a   | Tarifa the lighthouse at Europa*point the guitar that$6#2$ fellow played was so$5#1$
18:637;1338@a   | expressive will$1$ I ever go back there again all new faces two glancing eyes a
18:637;1339@a   | lattice hid I will$1$ sing that$6#2$ for$4$ him they are my eyes if he is anything of a poet two
18:637;1340@a   | eyes as darkly bright as love's own star are not those beautiful words as love's
18:638;1341@a   | young star it will$1$ be a change the Lord knows to$9$ have an intelligent person to$9$
18:638;1342@a   | talk to$4$ about yourself not always listening to$4$ him and Billy*Prescott's ad and
18:638;1343@a   | Keyes's ad and Tom the Devil's ad then if anything goes wrong in$4$ their
18:638;1344@a   | business we have to$9$ suffer I am sure he is very distinguished I would like$1$ to$9$ meet a
18:638;1345@a   | man like$4$ that$6#2$ God not those other ruck besides he is young those fine young
18:638;1346@a   | men I could see down in$4$ Margate*strand bathingplace from the side of the
18:638;1347@a   | rock standing up$5$ in$4$ the sun naked like$4$ a God or something and then
18:638;1348@a   | plunging into the sea with them why are not all men like$4$ that$6#2$ there would be some
18:638;1349@a   | consolation for$4$ a woman like$4$ that$6#2$ lovely little statue he bought I could look
18:638;1350@a   | at him all day long curly head and his shoulders his finger up$5$ for$4$ you to$9$
18:638;1351@a   | listen there is real beauty and poetry for$4$ you I often felt I wanted to$9$ kiss him
18:638;1352@a   | all over also his lovely young cock there so$5#1$ simple I would not mind taking
18:638;1353@a   | him in$4$ my mouth if nobody was looking as if it was asking you to$9$ suck it so$5#1$
18:638;1354@a   | clean and white he looks with his boyish face I would too in$4$ 1^2 a minute
18:638;1355@a   | even if some of it went down what it is only like$4$ gruel or the dew there is no$2$
18:638;1356@a   | danger besides he would be so$5#1$ clean compared with those pigs of men I suppose
18:638;1357@a   | never dream of washing it from 1 year's end to$4$ the other the most of them
18:638;1358@a   | only that$6#2$ is what gives the women the moustaches I am sure it will$1$ be grand if I
18:638;1359@a   | can only get in$5$ with a handsome young poet at my age I will$1$ throw them the
18:638;1360@a   | 1st thing in$4$ the morning till I see if the wishcard comes out or I will$1$ try pairing
18:638;1361@a   | the lady herself and see if he comes out I will$1$ read and study all I can find or
18:638;1362@a   | learn a bit off by$4$ heart if I knew who$6#1$ he likes so$3$ he will$1$ not think me stupid if
18:638;1363@a   | he thinks all women are the same and I can teach him the other part I will$1$
18:638;1364@a   | make him feel all over him till he half faints under me then he will$1$ write about
18:638;1365@a   | me lover and mistress publicly too with our 2 photographs in$4$ all the papers
18:638;1366@a   | when he becomes famous O but then what am I going to$9$ do about him
18:638;1367@a   | though
18:638;1368@a   | no$7$ that$6#2$ is no$2$ way for$4$ him has he no$2$ manners nor no$2$ refinement nor no$2$
18:638;1369@a   | nothing in$4$ his nature slapping us behind like$4$ that$6#2$ on$4$ my bottom because I
18:638;1370@a   | did not call him Hugh the ignoramus that$6#1$ does not know poetry from a
18:638;1371@a   | cabbage that$6#2$ is what you get for$4$ not keeping them in$4$ their proper place
18:638;1372@a   | pulling off his shoes and trousers there on$4$ the chair before me so$5#1$ barefaced
18:638;1373@a   | without even asking permission and standing out that$6#2$ vulgar way in$4$ the half
18:638;1374@a   | of a shirt they wear to$9$ be admired like$4$ a priest or a butcher or those old
18:638;1375@a   | hypocrites in$4$ the time of Julius*Caesar of course he is right enough in$4$ his
18:638;1376@a   | way to$9$ pass the time as a joke sure you might as well be in$4$ bed with what
18:638;1377@a   | with a lion God I am sure he would have something better to$9$ say for$4$ himself an old
18:638;1378@a   | Lion would O well I suppose it is because they were so$5#1$ plump and tempting
18:638;1379@a   | in$4$ my short petticoat he could not resist they excite myself sometimes it is well
18:638;1380@a   | for$4$ men all the amount of pleasure they get off a woman's body were so$5#1$
18:638;1381@a   | round and white for$4$ them always I wished I was one myself for$4$ a change
18:638;1382@a   | just to$9$ try with that$6#2$ thing they have swelling up$5$ on$4$ you so$5#1$ hard and at the
18:638;1383@a   | same time so$5#1$ soft when you touch it my uncle John has a thing long I heard
18:638;1384@a   | those cornerboys saying passing the corner of Marrowbone*lane my aunt
18:638;1385@a   | Mary has a thing hairy because it was dark and they knew a girl was
18:639;1386@a   | passing it did not make me blush why should it either it is only nature and he
18:639;1387@a   | puts his thing long into my aunt Mary's hairy etcetera and turns out to$9$ be
18:639;1388@a   | you put the handle in$4$ a sweepingbrush men again all over they can pick and
18:639;1389@a   | choose what they please a married woman or a fast widow or a girl for$4$ their
18:639;1390@a   | different tastes like$4$ those houses round behind Irish*street no$7$ but we are to$9$ be
18:639;1391@a   | always chained up$5$ they are not going to$9$ be chaining me up$5$ no$2$ damn fear
18:639;1392@a   | once I start I tell you for$4$ their stupid husbands jealousy why can not we all
18:639;1393@a   | remain friends over it instead of quarrelling her husband found it out what
18:639;1394@a   | they did together well naturally and if he did can he undo it he is coronado
18:639;1395@a   | anyway whatever he does and then he going to$4$ the other mad extreme about
18:639;1396@a   | the wife in$4$ Fair*Tyrants of course the man never even casts a 2nd thought
18:639;1397@a   | on$4$ the husband or wife either it is the woman he wants and he gets her what
18:639;1398@a   | else were we given all those desires for$4$ I would like$1$ to$9$ know I can not help it if I am
18:639;1399@a   | young still can I it is a wonder I am not an old shrivelled hag before my time
18:639;1400@a   | living with him so$5#1$ cold never embracing me except sometimes when he is
18:639;1401@a   | asleep the wrong end of me not knowing I suppose who$6#1$ he has any man
18:639;1402@a   | that$6#1$ would kiss a woman's bottom I would throw my hat at him after that$6#2$ he would kiss
18:639;1403@a   | anything unnatural where we have not 1 atom of any kind of expression in$4$ us
18:639;1404@a   | all of us the same 2 lumps of lard before ever I would do that$6#2$ to$4$ a man pfooh the
18:639;1405@a   | dirty brutes the mere thought is enough I kiss the feet of you senorita there is
18:639;1406@a   | some sense in$4$ that$6#2$ did not he kiss our halldoor yes he did what a madman
18:639;1407@a   | nobody understands his cracked ideas but me still of course a woman wants
18:639;1408@a   | to$9$ be embraced 20 times a day almost to$9$ make her look young no$2$ matter by$4$
18:639;1409@a   | who$6#1$ so$5#1$ long as to$9$ be in$4$ love or loved by$4$ somebody if the fellow you want
18:639;1410@a   | is not there sometimes by$4$ the Lord God I was thinking would I go around by$4$
18:639;1411@a   | the quays there some dark evening where nobody would know me and pick up$5$ a
18:639;1412@a   | sailor off the sea that$6#1$ would be hot on$5$ for$4$ it and not care a pin whose I was only
18:639;1413@a   | do it off up$5$ in$4$ a gate somewhere or one of those wildlooking gipsies in$4$
18:639;1414@a   | Rathfarnham had their camp pitched near the Bloomfield laundry to$9$ try
18:639;1415@a   | and steal our things if they could I only sent mine there a few times for$4$ the
18:639;1416@a   | name model laundry sending me back over and over some old ones odd
18:639;1417@a   | stockings that$6#2$ blackguardlooking fellow with the fine eyes peeling a switch
18:639;1418@a   | attack me in$4$ the dark and ride me up$5$ against the wall without a word or a
18:639;1419@a   | murderer anybody what they do themselves the fine gentlemen in$4$ their silk
18:639;1420@a   | hats that$6#2$ K*C lives up$4$ somewhere this way coming out of Hardwicke*lane
18:639;1421@a   | the night he gave us the fish supper on$4$ account of winning over the boxing
18:639;1422@a   | match of course it was for$4$ me he gave it I knew him by$4$ his gaiters and the
18:639;1423@a   | walk and when I turned round a minute after just to$9$ see there was a woman
18:639;1424@a   | after coming out of it too some filthy prostitute then he goes home to$4$ his
18:639;1425@a   | wife after that$6#2$ only I suppose the half of those sailors are rotten again with
18:639;1426@a   | disease O move over your big carcass out of that$6#2$ for$4$ the love of Mike listen
18:639;1427@a   | to$4$ him the winds that$6#1$ waft my sighs to$4$ thee so$5#1$ well he may sleep and sigh the
18:639;1428@a   | great Suggester Don*Poldo*de*la*Flora if he knew how he came out on$4$ the
18:640;1429@a   | cards this morning he would have something to$9$ sigh for$4$ a dark man in$4$ some
18:640;1430@a   | perplexity between 2 7s too in$4$ prison for$4$ Lord knows what he does that$6#2$ I
18:640;1431@a   | do not know and I am to$9$ be slooching around down in$4$ the kitchen to$9$ get his
18:640;1432@a   | lordship his breakfast while he is rolled up$5$ like$4$ a mummy will$1$ I indeed did
18:640;1433@a   | you ever see me running I would just like$1$ to$9$ see myself at it show them attention
18:640;1434@a   | and they treat you like$4$ dirt I do not care what anybody says it would be much
18:640;1435@a   | better for$4$ the world to$9$ be governed by$4$ the women in$4$ it you would not see
18:640;1436@a   | women going and killing one another and slaughtering when do you ever
18:640;1437@a   | see women rolling around drunk like$4$ they do or gambling every penny they
18:640;1438@a   | have and losing it on$4$ horses yes because a woman whatever she does she
18:640;1439@a   | knows where to$9$ stop sure they would not be in$4$ the world at all only for$4$ us
18:640;1440@a   | they do not know what it is to$9$ be a woman and a mother how could they
18:640;1441@a   | where would they all of them be if they had not all a mother to$9$ look after
18:640;1442@a   | them what I never had that$6#2$ is why I suppose he is running wild now out at
18:640;1443@a   | night away from his books and studies and not living at home on$4$ account of
18:640;1444@a   | the usual rowy house I suppose well it is a poor case that$3$ those that$6#1$ have a
18:640;1445@a   | fine son like$4$ that$6#2$ they are not satisfied and I none was he not able to$9$ make one
18:640;1446@a   | it was not my fault we came together when I was watching the two dogs up$5$ in$4$
18:640;1447@a   | her behind in$4$ the middle of the naked street that$6#1$ disheartened me altogether
18:640;1448@a   | I suppose I ought not to$9$ have buried him in$4$ that$6#2$ little woolly jacket I knitted
18:640;1449@a   | crying as I was but give it to$4$ some poor child but I knew well I would never have
18:640;1450@a   | another our 1st death too it was we were never the same since O I am not
18:640;1451@a   | going to$9$ think myself into the glooms about that$6#2$ any more I wonder why he
18:640;1452@a   | would not stay the night I felt all the time it was somebody strange he brought
18:640;1453@a   | in$5$ instead of roving around the city meeting God knows who$6#1$ nightwalkers
18:640;1454@a   | and pickpockets his poor mother would not like$1$ that$6#2$ if she was alive ruining
18:640;1455@a   | himself for$4$ life perhaps still it is a lovely hour so$5#1$ silent I used to$9$ love coming
18:640;1456@a   | home after dances the air of the night they have friends they can talk to$4$
18:640;1457@a   | we have none either he wants what he will$1$ not get or it is some woman ready to$9$
18:640;1458@a   | stick her knife in$4$ you I hate that$6#2$ in$4$ women no$2$ wonder they treat us the way
18:640;1459@a   | they do we are a dreadful lot of bitches I suppose it is all the troubles we have
18:640;1460@a   | makes us so$5#1$ snappy I am not like$4$ that$6#2$ he could easy have slept in$4$ there on$4$ the
18:640;1461@a   | sofa in$4$ the other room I suppose he was as shy as a boy he being so$5#1$ young
18:640;1462@a   | hardly 20 of me in$4$ the next room he would have heard me on$4$ the chamber arrah
18:640;1463@a   | what harm Dedalus I wonder it is like$4$ those names in$4$ Gibraltar Delapaz*Delagracia
18:640;1464@a   | they had the devil's queer names there father*Vilaplana of Santa*Maria
18:640;1465@a   | that$6#1$ gave me the rosary Rosales*y*OReilly in$4$ the Calle*las*Siete*Revueltas
18:640;1466@a   | and Pisimbo and Mrs*Opisso in$4$ Governor*street O what a name
18:640;1467@a   | I would go and drown myself in$4$ the first river if I had a name like$4$ her O my and
18:640;1468@a   | all the bits of streets Paradise*ramp and Bedlam*ramp and Rodgers*ramp
18:640;1469@a   | and Crutchetts*ramp and the devils*gap steps well small blame to$4$ me if I am
18:640;1470@a   | a harumscarum I know I am a bit I declare to$4$ God I do not feel a day older
18:640;1471@a   | than then I wonder could I get my tongue round any of the Spanish como
18:640;1472@a   | esta usted muy bien gracias y usted see I have not forgotten it all I thought I
18:641;1473@a   | had only for$4$ the grammar a noun is the name of any person place or thing
18:641;1474@a   | pity I never tried to$9$ read that$6#2$ novel cantankerous Mrs*Rubio lent me by$4$
18:641;1475@a   | Valera with the questions in$4$ it all upside down the two ways I always knew
18:641;1476@a   | we would go away in$4$ the end I can tell him the Spanish and he tell me the Italian
18:641;1477@a   | then he will$1$ see I am not so$5#1$ ignorant what a pity he did not stay I am sure the poor
18:641;1478@a   | fellow was dead tired and wanted a good sleep badly I could have brought
18:641;1479@a   | him in$4$ his breakfast in$4$ bed with a bit of toast so$5#1$ long as I did not do it on$4$ the
18:641;1480@a   | knife for$4$ bad luck or if the woman was going her rounds with the
18:641;1481@a   | watercress and something nice and tasty there are a few olives in$4$ the kitchen
18:641;1482@a   | he might like$1$ I never could bear the look of them in$4$ Abrines I could do the
18:641;1483@a   | criada the room looks all right since I changed it the other way you see
18:641;1484@a   | something was telling me all the time I would have to$9$ introduce myself not
18:641;1485@a   | knowing me from Adam very funny would not it I am his wife or pretend we
18:641;1486@a   | were in$4$ Spain with him half awake without a God's notion where he is dos
18:641;1487@a   | huevos estrellados senor Lord the cracked things come into my head
18:641;1488@a   | sometimes it would be great fun supposing he stayed with us why not there is the
18:641;1489@a   | room upstairs empty and Milly's bed in$4$ the back room he could do his
18:641;1490@a   | writing and studies at the table in$4$ there for$4$ all the scribbling he does at it
18:641;1491@a   | and if he wants to$9$ read in$4$ bed in$4$ the morning like$4$ me as he is making the
18:641;1492@a   | breakfast for$4$ 1 he can make it for$4$ 2 I am sure I am not going to$9$ take in$5$ lodgers
18:641;1493@a   | off the street for$4$ him if he takes a gesabo of a house like$4$ this I would love to$9$ have
18:641;1494@a   | a long talk with an intelligent welleducated person I would have to$9$ get a nice pair
18:641;1495@a   | of red slippers like$4$ those Turks with the fez used to$9$ sell or yellow and a nice
18:641;1496@a   | semitransparent morning gown that$6#1$ I badly want or a peachblossom
18:641;1497@a   | dressing jacket like$4$ the one long ago in$4$ Walpoles only 8/6 or 18/6 I will$1$ just
18:641;1498@a   | give him one more chance I will$1$ get up$5$ early in$4$ the morning I am sick of Cohen's
18:641;1499@a   | old bed in$4$ any case I might go over to$4$ the markets to$9$ see all the vegetables
18:641;1500@a   | and cabbages and tomatoes and carrots and all kinds of splendid fruits all
18:641;1501@a   | coming in$5$ lovely and fresh who$6#2$ knows who$6#1$ would be the 1st man I would meet they are
18:641;1502@a   | out looking for$4$ it in$4$ the morning Mamy*Dillon used to$9$ say they are and the
18:641;1503@a   | night too that$6#2$ was her massgoing I would love a big juicy pear now to$9$ melt in$4$
18:641;1504@a   | your mouth like$4$ when I used to$9$ be in$4$ the longing way then I will$1$ throw him up$5$
18:641;1505@a   | his eggs and tea in$4$ the moustachecup she gave him to$9$ make his mouth
18:641;1506@a   | bigger I suppose he would like$4$ my nice cream too I know what I will$1$ do I will$1$ go about
18:641;1507@a   | rather gay not too much singing a bit now and then mi fa pieta Masetto
18:641;1508@a   | then I will$1$ start dressing myself to$9$ go out presto non son piu forte I will$1$ put on$5$ my
18:641;1509@a   | best shift and drawers let him have a good eyeful out of that$6#2$ to$9$ make his
18:641;1510@a   | micky stand for$4$ him I will$1$ let him know if that$6#2$ is what he wanted that$3$ his wife is
18:641;1511@a   | fucked yes and damn well fucked too up$5$ to$4$ my neck nearly not by$4$ him 5 or
18:641;1512@a   | 6 times handrunning there is the mark of his spunk on$4$ the clean sheet I
18:641;1513@a   | would not bother to$9$ even iron it out that$6#2$ ought to$9$ satisfy him if you do not
18:641;1514@a   | believe me feel my belly unless I made him stand there and put him into me
18:641;1515@a   | I have a mind to$9$ tell him every scrap and make him do it out in$4$ front of me
18:641;1516@a   | serve him right it is all his own fault if I am an adulteress as the thing in$4$ the
18:642;1517@a   | gallery said O much about it if that$6#2$ is all the harm ever we did in$4$ this vale of
18:642;1518@a   | tears God knows it is not much does not everybody only they hide it I suppose
18:642;1519@a   | that$6#2$ is what a woman is supposed to$9$ be there for$5$ or He would not have made
18:642;1520@a   | us the way He did so$5#1$ attractive to$4$ men then if he wants to$9$ kiss my bottom I will$1$
18:642;1521@a   | drag open my drawers and bulge it right out in$4$ his face as large as life he
18:642;1522@a   | can stick his tongue 7 miles up$4$ my hole as he is there my brown part then I will$1$
18:642;1523@a   | tell him I want &.ps1 or perhaps 30/- I will$1$ tell him I want to$9$ buy underclothes
18:642;1524@a   | then if he gives me that$6#2$ well he will$1$ not be too bad I do not want to$9$ soak it all
18:642;1525@a   | out of him like$4$ other women do I could often have written out a fine cheque
18:642;1526@a   | for$4$ myself and write his name on$4$ it for$4$ a couple of pounds a few times he
18:642;1527@a   | forgot to$9$ lock it up$5$ besides he will$1$ not spend it I will$1$ let him do it off on$4$ me
18:642;1528@a   | behind provided he does not smear all my good drawers O I suppose that$6#2$
18:642;1529@a   | can not be helped I will$1$ do the indifferent 1 or 2 questions I will$1$ know by$4$ the answers
18:642;1530@a   | when he is like$4$ that$6#2$ he can not keep a thing back I know every turn in$4$ him I will$1$
18:642;1531@a   | tighten my bottom well and let out a few smutty words smellrump or lick
18:642;1532@a   | my shit or the first mad thing comes into my head then I will$1$ suggest about yes
18:642;1533@a   | O wait now sonny my turn is coming I will$1$ be quite gay and friendly over it O
18:642;1534@a   | but I was forgetting this bloody pest of a thing pfooh you would not know
18:642;1535@a   | which$6#1$ to$9$ laugh or cry we are such a mixture of plum and apple no$7$ I will$1$ have to$9$
18:642;1536@a   | wear the old things so$5#1$ much the better it will$1$ be more pointed he will$1$ never know
18:642;1537@a   | whether he did it or not there that$6#2$ is good enough for$4$ you any old thing at all
18:642;1538@a   | then I will$1$ wipe him off me just like$4$ a business his omission then I will$1$ go out I will$1$
18:642;1539@a   | have him eying up$5$ at the ceiling where is she gone now make him want me
18:642;1540@a   | that$6#2$ is the only way a quarter after what an unearthly hour I suppose they are
18:642;1541@a   | just getting up$5$ in$4$ China now combing out their pigtails for$4$ the day we will$1$
18:642;1542@a   | soon have the nuns ringing the angelus they have nobody coming in$5$ to$9$ spoil
18:642;1543@a   | their sleep except an odd priest or two for$4$ his night office or the alarmclock
18:642;1544@a   | next door at cockshout clattering the brains out of itself let me see if I can
18:642;1545@a   | doze off 1 2 3 4 5 what kind of flowers are those they invented like$4$ the stars
18:642;1546@a   | the wallpaper in$4$ Lombard*street was much nicer the apron he gave me was
18:642;1547@a   | like$4$ that$6#2$ something only I only wore it twice better lower this lamp and try
18:642;1548@a   | again so$3$ as I can get up$5$ early I will$1$ go to$4$ Lambe's there beside Findlater's and
18:642;1549@a   | get them to$9$ send us some flowers to$9$ put about the place in$4$ case he brings
18:642;1550@a   | him home tomorrow today I mean no$7$ no$7$ Fridays an unlucky day first I
18:642;1551@a   | want to$9$ do the place up$5$ someway the dust grows in$4$ it I think while I am
18:642;1552@a   | asleep then we can have music and cigarettes I can accompany him first I
18:642;1553@a   | must clean the keys of the piano with milk what shall I wear shall I wear a white
18:642;1554@a   | rose or those fairy cakes in$4$ Lipton's I love the smell of a rich big shop at
18:642;1555@a   | 7*1^2*d a lb or the other ones with the cherries in$4$ them and the pinky sugar 11d
18:642;1556@a   | a couple of lbs of those a nice plant for$4$ the middle of the table I would get that$6#2$
18:642;1557@a   | cheaper in$4$ wait where is this I saw them not long ago I love flowers I would love to$9$
18:642;1558@a   | have the whole place swimming in$4$ roses God of heaven there is nothing like$4$
18:642;1559@a   | nature the wild mountains then the sea and the waves rushing then the
18:642;1560@a   | beautiful country with the fields of oats and wheat and all kinds of things
18:643;1561@a   | and all the fine cattle going about that$6#2$ would do your heart good to$9$ see
18:643;1562@a   | rivers and lakes and flowers all sorts of shapes and smells and colours
18:643;1563@a   | springing up$5$ even out of the ditches primroses and violets nature it is as for$4$
18:643;1564@a   | them saying there is no$2$ God I would not give a snap of my two fingers for$4$ all
18:643;1565@a   | their learning why do not they go and create something I often asked him
18:643;1566@a   | atheists or whatever they call themselves go and wash the cobbles off
18:643;1567@a   | themselves first then they go howling for$4$ the priest and they dying and why
18:643;1568@a   | why because they are afraid of hell on$4$ account of their bad conscience ah yes
18:643;1569@a   | I know them well who$6#2$ was the first person in$4$ the universe before there was
18:643;1570@a   | anybody that$6#1$ made it all who$6#2$ ah that$6#2$ they do not know neither do I so$3$ there
18:643;1571@a   | you are they might as well try to$9$ stop the sun from rising tomorrow the sun
18:643;1572@a   | shines for$4$ you he said the day we were lying among the rhododendrons on$4$
18:643;1573@a   | Howth*head in$4$ the grey tweed suit and his straw hat the day I got him to$9$
18:643;1574@a   | propose to$4$ me yes first I gave him the bit of seedcake out of my mouth and
18:643;1575@a   | it was leapyear like$4$ now yes 16 years ago my God after that$6#2$ long kiss I near
18:643;1576@a   | lost my breath yes he said I was a flower of the mountain yes so$3$ we are
18:643;1577@a   | flowers all a woman's body yes that$6#2$ was one true thing he said in$4$ his life and
18:643;1578@a   | the sun shines for$4$ you today yes that$6#2$ was why I liked him because I saw he
18:643;1579@a   | understood or felt what a woman is and I knew I could always get round
18:643;1580@a   | him and I gave him all the pleasure I could leading him on$5$ till he asked me
18:643;1581@a   | to$9$ say yes and I would not answer first only looked out over the sea and the
18:643;1582@a   | sky I was thinking of so$5#1$ many things he did not know of Mulvey and Mr*Stanhope
18:643;1583@a   | and Hester and father and old captain*Groves and the sailors
18:643;1584@a   | playing all birds fly and I say stoop and washing up$5$ dishes they called it on$4$
18:643;1585@a   | the pier and the sentry in$4$ front of the governor's house with the thing round
18:643;1586@a   | his white helmet poor devil half roasted and the Spanish girls laughing in$4$
18:643;1587@a   | their shawls and their tall combs and the auctions in$4$ the morning the
18:643;1588@a   | Greeks and the jews and the Arabs and the devil knows who$6#1$ else from all
18:643;1589@a   | the ends of Europe and Duke*street and the fowl market all clucking
18:643;1590@a   | outside Larby*Sharon's and the poor donkeys slipping half asleep and the
18:643;1591@a   | vague fellows in$4$ the cloaks asleep in$4$ the shade on$4$ the steps and the big
18:643;1592@a   | wheels of the carts of the bulls and the old castle thousands of years old yes
18:643;1593@a   | and those handsome Moors all in$4$ white and turbans like$4$ kings asking you
18:643;1594@a   | to$9$ sit down in$4$ their little bit of a shop and Ronda with the old windows of
18:643;1595@a   | the posadas 2 glancing eyes a lattice hid for$4$ her lover to$9$ kiss the iron and
18:643;1596@a   | the wineshops half open at night and the castanets and the night we missed
18:643;1597@a   | the boat at Algeciras the watchman going about serene with his lamp and O
18:643;1598@a   | that$6#2$ awful deepdown torrent O and the sea the sea crimson sometimes like$4$
18:643;1599@a   | fire and the glorious sunsets and the figtrees in$4$ the Alameda gardens yes
18:643;1600@a   | and all the queer little streets and the pink and blue and yellow houses and
18:643;1601@a   | the rosegardens and the jessamine and geraniums and cactuses and
18:643;1602@a   | Gibraltar as a girl where I was a Flower of the mountain yes when I put the
18:643;1603@a   | rose in$4$ my hair like$4$ the Andalusian girls used or shall I wear a red yes and
18:643;1604@a   | how he kissed me under the Moorish wall and I thought well as well him as
18:644;1605@a   | another and then I asked him with my eyes to$9$ ask again yes and then he
18:644;1606@a   | asked me would I yes to$9$ say yes my mountain flower and first I put my
18:644;1607@a   | arms around him yes and drew him down to$4$ me so$3$ he could feel my breasts
18:644;1608@a   | all perfume yes and his heart was going like$4$ mad and yes I said yes I will$1$
18:644;1609@a   | Yes.