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[Pat Mullen, Tom Mallon, Dan Meldon, Don Maldon]
[♬ Muldoons. The solid man]
Apple Pie ABC [wiki]

"rubbed some shine off Shem and [making him Shem-mer?]
put some shame into Shaun" [making him Shem-mer, too?]

[♬ frai is frau and swee is too, swee is two when swoo is free]

(and now a shift to Mamalujo, the four masters)

[♬ the four with them]

"So there you are now there they were... the four with them... The four of them and thank court now there were no more of them. So pass the push, for port' sake. Be it soon. Ah ho! ...For Craig sake. Be it suck."
007.06 "Grace before Glutton. For what we are, gifs à gross if we are, about to believe. So pool the begg and pass the kish for crawsake. Omen. So sigh us."
057.07 "Hear the four of them! Hark torroar of them!"
080.18 "Give over it! And no more of it! So pass the pick for child sake! O men!"
214.35 "thank all, the four of them, and the roar of them"
377.29 "to fore of them. And thanking the fish, in core of them. To pass the grace for Gard sake! Ahmohn."
384.06 "They were the big four, the four maaster waves of Erin, all listening... and oftentimes they used to be saying grace together... the four of us and sure, thank God, there are no more of us"
385.31 "and now, thank God, there were no more of them"

393.02 "and so now pass the loaf for Christ sake. Amen. And so. And all."

395.23 "so pass the poghue for grace sake. Amen."

397.22 "pass the teeth for choke sake, Amensch"

535.25 "— Pass the fish for Christ's sake!"

cf "tiresome old King Mark, that tiresome old pantaloon"

FDV: "So there you are they were, the four of them, sitting around their old tables of the law to talk it all over & over again. Festy and hyacinth and gentian and & o'darnel. [...] was four of them and thank Court now there were no more of them. So pass the push for port sake. Be it now. And I knew his father behind the war of the two roses,"

FDV2: "So there you are now they were, the four of them, sitting in their judge's chambers around their old traditional tables of the law under the auspices of Lolly to talk it all over & over again. Festy and hyacinth and gentian and & not to forget a'duna o'darnel. That was four of them and thank Court now there were no more of them. So pass the push for port sake. Be it soon. Ah ho! And do you remember his father the same in his monapoleums behind the war of the two roses, old Minster York before"

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JAJ 1922

Papal Swiss bodyguard 

almost unchanged from FDV to last:
Commodore  Quomodo   How fares 
valley     vales     your health 
O hairy,   hodie,    today 
Arthre     Arator    gentleman
jennyrosy  generose  noble


[gash from a burner]

Jim 'the Penman' Saward (forger)

'a feminine Irish rose'
"their masculine Oirisher Rose (his neece cleur!)...
that fenemine Parish Poser, (how dare he!)"

"hames" def pix
[dovetimid... Bottome]

(now the camera pulls back and we get a broader view, with a dozen songs and poems squeezed in)

[Artha kama dharma moksa]
[dark Rosa Lane a sigh and a weep]
[Lesbia Looshe the beam in her eye]
[lone Coogan Barry his arrow of song]
[♬ Coogan Barry]
[arrow of song]
[♬ Sean Kelly's anagrim a blush at the name]
[♬ Sullivan that trumpeting tramp]
[Dufferin the Sit of her Style]
[♬ Kathleen May Vernon her Mebbe fair efforts]
[Fillthepot Curran his scotchlove machreether]
[♬ Op. 2 Phil Adolphos the weary O, the leery,]
[♬ Samyouwill... Lover... old molly bit]
[♬ that bored saunter by]
[♬ wedding on the greene]

FDV: "the usual sentence of Nolans Brumans & King left his court trailing his tunic. On the Swiss bobbyguard's curial but courtly: Commodore valley O hairy Arthery jennyrosy?: the firewaterloover replied with such a fortytudor ages rowdawnham tanyouhide that all the advocatesses within echo pulling up their briefs simply soccered him imprumptu rightaway like to like the muddy goalbird who he was, conclaiming: Hon! Verg! Putor! Nan! Sham! Shames!"


FDV2: "the usual sentence of Nolans Brumans & King having murdered all the English he knew left his tribunal scotfree trailing his tunic in his hurry & thereinunder proudly showing off the blank patch to his britgits. To the Swiss bobbyguard's curial but courtlike: Commodore valley O hairy Arthre jennyrosy?: the firewaterloover returted with such a vinesmelling fortytudor ages rawdownhams tanyouhide that all the twofromthirty advocatesses within echo pulling up their briefs safely & soundly soccered him umprumptu rightaway hames to Drinkbottle Dingy Dwellings like the muddy goalbird who he was, conclaiming: Hon! Verg! Nan! Putor! Shams! Shames!"

mysteries: "but, took us as, by surprise"



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[the captivating youth] abc sheet
[masculine Oirisher Rose]
[♬ dindy dandy?]
[dindy dandy sugar de candy]
[♬ mechree]
[♬ postheen flowns] lyrics
[♬ belive them of all his untiring young dames]
[all all alonely]



FDV: "Though Pegger's Windup contrasted so neatly with the tristitone of the wet pinter's as were they opposites, evolved by the power of nature & spirit as the sole means & condition of its manifestation, polarised for reunion by the symphysis of their antipathies. Distinctly different were their destinies. While the maidies of the bar clustered & flattered around the willingly pressed, complimenting him on having all his senses about him, sticking hyacinths in his hair, & bringing busses to his cheeks, legando round his nice new neck for him & pizzicando at his willywags it was not unobserved by the court that for one among all, with unmixed admiration he seemed blindly, mutely, hands over ears fascinated when she shining aminglement, the shay of his shifting into the shimmering of hers till the wishwish of her shashay melted musically mid the deepdeep of his shayshaun [...] The four judges Unchus Munchus, Punchus and Pylax could no more than pass"

FDV2: "The hilarious hilariohoot of Pegger's Windup contrasted so neatly with the tristitone of the wet pinter's as were they opposites, evolved by a powers of nature & spirit as the sole means & condition of its manifestation, polarised for reunion by the symphysis of their antipathies. Distinctly different were their destinies. Whereas the maidies of the bar fluttered & flattered around the willingly pressed, complimenting him on having all his senses about him, sticking hyacinths in his curls, & bringing busses to his cheeks, legando round his nice new neck for him & pizzicando at his woolywags it was not unobserved by their worships that by one among all wild gentian of the hills Makegiddculling reeks, in unmixed admiration he seemed blindly, mutely, speechlessly anamourate while with heruponhim shining aminglement, the shay of his shifting into the shimmering of hers till the wild wishwish of her shashay melted moist musically mid the dark deepdeep of his shayshaun [...] {And whereas} Distracted (for was not just this, in effect, which had just caused that the effect of that which it had caused to occur) The four judges Uncius Muntius, Punchus and Pylax put their wigs together but could do no more than pass"

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"mhuith peisth mhuiseas fearra bheura muirre hriosmas"
  with   best   wishes   for a  very  merry  Christmas
(phonetic gaelic)

[be the relics of the bones of the storybouchal that was ate be Cliopatrick (the sow) princess of parked porkers] PoA5!
[♬ they might talk about Markarthy or they might walk to Baalastartey or they might join the nabour party and come on to Porterfeud] lyrics
Enniscorthy? tune
[endorse]

Sunlight soap

[the market steak before the dorming of the mawn] abc/mid
[chancery hand]



FDV: "King, Festy, declared on his oath & before God & their honours that he did not fire a stone either before or after he was born up to that day & this he supplemented in the same language by postasserting that he might never see sight or light of this world or the next if ever hetook or threw the sign of a stone either before or after being baptised up to that blessed hour."

4DV: "King, Festy, declared through his interpreter on his oath and before God and all their honours that he did not fire a stone either before or after he was born down to that day and this he supplemented by postasserting what he would impart that he might never ask to see sight or light of this world or the next world or any other world if ever he up with a hand to take or throw the sign of a stone at man, sheep or salvation army either before or after being baptised down to that holy and blessed hour."

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Sun Yat-Sen, 1924

the coinage "pugnaxities" can serve as exemplar of a special wakean category: the dream-blurring effect is achieved by re-inserting its etymological grandparent, 'pugnax', without further punning

"from flagfall to antepost"
cf 583.22 "From the fall of the fig to doom's last post"
these are supposed to be horseracing slang implying backwards time!?

"of the unfortunate class"
049.28 of the Sheawolving class
099.32 of the clontarfminded class
111.23 of that lydialike languishing class
431.34 of the whole rhythmetic class
575.05 from the proletarian class


[♬ Saturn's mountain fort]
128.13 mundyfoot
137.09 sadurn's mounted foot
181.18 Sluttery's Mowlted Futt
324.26 last mount's chattiry
350.27 Parishmoslattary [most farfetched!]
405.30 spadefuls of mounded food
499.31 Wonted Foot
581.04 sullivan's mounted beards

[♬ the crack that bruck the bank in Multifarnham]

thunderwords



FDV: "and to the perplexedly uncondemnatory bench the first"
4DV: "and to the perplexedly uncondemnatory bench the first"

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[♬ Crosscann Lorne]

Marquess of Lorne

[♬ corso in cursu on coarser again]
[The gracious miss was we not doubt sensible]
[we not doubt sensible how yellowatty on the forx... O'Dowd me not!] abc/midi
[see-you-Sunday]

martinet

023.20 Quarry silex [why are you silent], Homfrie Noanswa? Undy gentian festyknees, Livia Noanswa?
089.27 Quare hircum? [why the goat?] No answer. Unde gentium fe...? No ah.

ogham cites:
"Which was meant in a
shirt of two shifts [shirt-of-two-strokes]
macoghamade or up [Mac-ogam (son ogham)]
Finn's threehatted ladder? [Finn's three-shanked/ ladder]
That a head in thighs under a bush [head in/under a bush]
at the sunface would bait a [Ogma Sun-face invented Ogham]
serpent to a millrace through the heather. [Serpent through the heather/ millrace]
Arm [arm (weapon)]
bird [bird]
colour defdum ethnic [colour]
fort perhaps? [fortress]
Sure and glomsk handy jotalpheson as well. [Iōt'alphasōn]
Hokey jasons, then, in a pigeegeeses?" [Muc-ogam (pig ogham)]

FDV: "" (nothing!)
4DV: ""

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Waterhouse's clock c1860

"and only abfalltree" ← 'inter omnes, Arbor una nobilis' ♬

"he was one of those lucky cocks for whom the audible-visible-gnosible-edible world existed" ← Travers Smith: Psychic Messages from Oscar Wilde 'I was always one of those for whom the visible world existed' ← Oscar Wilde ← Goncourt diaries ← Théophile Gautier c1857 "Toute ma valeur, les critiques n'ont jamais parlé de cela: c'est que je suis un homme pour qui le monde visible existe." [so, a sensualist rather than an idealist... I think]

"cogitabundantly" ← 'cogitabundus' (Latin for 'full of thoughts')

"...living, loving, breathing and sleeping morphomelosophopancreates, as he most significantly did, whenevery he thought he heard he saw he felt he made a bell clipperclipperclipperclipper" (sensualist = mechanist???)

"A crossgrained trapper with murty odd oogs, awlforated ares, inquiline nase and a twitcherous mouph" ← "a coarsegrained person with odd hips & twitching mouth"  ← 'a coarse-grained person with two left feet, odd hips, and twitching eyes'

FW2: "with {a stopper head, bottle shoulders, a barrel bauck and} tumblerous legs"

[Helmingham Erchenwyne Rutter Egbert Crumwall Odin Maximus Esme Saxon Esa Vercingetorix Ethelwulf Rupprecht Ydwallo Bentley Osmund Dysart Yggdrasselmann]
cf Lyulph Ydwallo Odin Nestor Egbert Lyonel Toedmag Hugh Erchenwyne Saxon Esa Cromwell Orma Nevill Dysart Plantagenet Bentley

[the three wicked Vuncouverers] good magic spells broken by betrayers
[Forests bent down awhits... Cumhilum] abc/midi
[there — is — a — grain — aleland in Long's gourgling barral]

Sir Philip Crampton monument w/drinking fountains:

FW2: "hvad? {Wirrgeling and boeuffickly bucephull.} And had he"
FW2: "Portterand's praise. {Wheataured, however, and with fallen mam}maries?"



FDV: "there was not as much light as wd light a child's altar"
4DV: "there was not as much light as would dim a child's altar"

mysteries:



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