Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Page 70

Assigned reading (1 par [] plus 154 notes) [secondary]

"U.S.E." = United States of Europe?
VI.B.3.073b (r): "United States of Asia"
0DV: "the United States of Africa"
043.29 the united states of Scotia Picta
078.11 our Uppercrust Sideria of Utilitarios
105.36 the Unique Estates of Amessican
130.28 the United States of America
143.08 unstant, in the states of suspensive exanimation
185.31 the United Stars of Ourania
320.15 the unitred stables

soft felt trilby hats (FW2)
[broguen eeriesh myth]



Did Joyce know the tunes these titles refer to? (Probably not, I'm thinking)
[make a heart of glassabc/midi
[butchery]
[Patsy O'Strap]
[roebucks raugh at pinnacle's peak]
[clan march]
[a hikely excellent crude manabc/midi
[Bullfoost Mountains♬?
[like a starling bierd] abc
[long dance untidled] (untitled)
[Cloudy Green] abc/midi lyrics
[the tairor of his clothes]

"first, be the hirsuiter...
next, be the heeltapper...
last of all, be the stirabouter"

Joe Biggar:
Ear of Dionysius:


FDV: "and he missed six pounds fifteen and he found his overcoat disturbed. The gate business was all threats & abuse. Humphrey's unsolicited visitor said through the gate first that he would break his head next that he would then break the gate over his head and finally give him his (Humphrey's) blood to drink. He kept abusing him from ten thirty till one in the afternoon without a lunch interval. Earwicker, longsuffering,"

4DV: "It ought to be always remembered that there was a commercial stopping in the hotel before that and he missed six pounds fifteen and found his overcoat disturbed. The gate business was in fact all threats and abuse and in this sort. Humphrey's unsolicited visitor promised through the gate outside which he was first, that he would break his head for him, next, that he would break the gate over his head the way he would crack a nut with a monkey wrench and, last of all, that he would give him his (Humphrey's) blood to drink. He went on at a great rate abusing him from ten thirty up to one in the afternoon without even a lunch interval. Earwicker, longsuffering,"

mysteries:


[03:07-05:13]

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