Assigned reading
(4 pars [] plus 143 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "you, if that is what the gentle passion has come to out there heaven help the hindmost and yet it begins to look like it it does indeed, and it is no use trying to stop it either or telling human beings to take warning by the past: for, if you could see inside the cerebral saucepan of any one adolescent you would see many convolouli suggestive of other times & lands, ay and other tongues [...] too, and not alone that but, looking far into futurity, your own convolouli would reel to fancy the taking of what stale words were originally found for: and the best of it is that whereas the pioneer side of the new pupilteacher type will soon begin to tell you that no man has the right to set a boundary to the march of a language a second the beast of burden commonsense on other side if not the open confession of its over presumptuous partner is going to tell you) you must draw the line somewhere.
After that you must draw the line somewhere."
2DV: "you, if that is what amour, which of gentle broost rathe is intaken, is coming seems circling to out yondest heaven holp the hindmost and yet it begins to look like it it does by my fay, and it is no use your preaching to stop it either or praying human claspers to take warning by the past: for, an you could peep inside the cerebral saucepan of any one adolescent you would see in that house of thought a litter convolvuli suggestive of other times, lost or strayed, & lands, derelict or sunk, tongues [...] too too, and not alone that but, looking far into faturity, your own convolouli would reel to jazzfancy the fresh takinplace of what stale words were whilom woven on & fitted fairly featly too: and the best of it is that whereas the pathfinder side of the new pupilteacher duplex will soon set on to lark to you that no mouth has the might to set a mearbound to the march of a landsmaul in a half a syllable sylb the beast of burden comeonsince larking round the other side is going to whisht to you coybells) you must draw the line somewhere.
After that you must draw the line somewhere."
mysteries:
[03:52-05:50]
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Friday, June 20, 2014
Page 291
Assigned reading
(9 pars [] plus 123 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "it must have been a terrible grief for whohowhowhow? the poor girl!: and no wonder so many of the men people offered to console with her and that's not the last of it either (would it were! - - - but to think of him finding a second elizabess where he did and how he did — (I) forget now was it in a street or by accident — and to try to think of her trying to get that bearded virility into her limited lap at the same time for towelling purposes as if he were a nine months' babe: well, dear me and"
2DV: "lately of Landsend Corner, man; it must have been a terrible mavrue mavrone for whohowhowhow? the poor girl!: all so isoladed, and no wonder so many of the male members upped to console with her in true tears and groans and that's not the last of it either would it were! - - - but to think of him finding an eliza the second also called bess where he did and how he did — (I) forget now was it in a street or per accident — and to try to think of that her hands across the sea trying to get all that bearded virility into her limited lap at the same time for towelling ends as if he were a nine months' baber: well, dear me and"
mysteries:
[01:54-03:52]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "it must have been a terrible grief for whohowhowhow? the poor girl!: and no wonder so many of the men people offered to console with her and that's not the last of it either (would it were! - - - but to think of him finding a second elizabess where he did and how he did — (I) forget now was it in a street or by accident — and to try to think of her trying to get that bearded virility into her limited lap at the same time for towelling purposes as if he were a nine months' babe: well, dear me and"
2DV: "lately of Landsend Corner, man; it must have been a terrible mavrue mavrone for whohowhowhow? the poor girl!: all so isoladed, and no wonder so many of the male members upped to console with her in true tears and groans and that's not the last of it either would it were! - - - but to think of him finding an eliza the second also called bess where he did and how he did — (I) forget now was it in a street or per accident — and to try to think of that her hands across the sea trying to get all that bearded virility into her limited lap at the same time for towelling ends as if he were a nine months' baber: well, dear me and"
mysteries:
[01:54-03:52]
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Page 290
Assigned reading
(8 pars [] plus 139 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "who then gave him the advantage of a good bath at her fair hands — if she then but she could never have foreseen him coming back to Erin under another name to buy her back, ay, faith, and the bessies besides, on behalf of an oldestablished firm, Lagrimae and Gemiti;"
2DV: "she is now now is she or in what countree that was the belle of the chapel or on what limbs-to-lave her semicupiose eyes are planting kindling themselves brightly — who then (4.32 m.p. to be precise according to all three doctors' synchronising waterburies to the tickleticks, of the synchronisms, all listening, a time confirmed by the 4th medical officer & his clerk with notary, whose presence was required by law) gave him the advantage of a good cuddlebath at her proper mits — if she then (4.32 m.p. to be precise according to the three worthy wakebailiffs as repeated before) but she could never have forfelt such a cold douche as him coming back to Erin under a waterproof name — would it wash — to buy her in, ay, faith, and other mavourneens besides, for 'twas he was the born suborner, man, on behalf of an oldestablished mark of winebakers, Lagrimatae Lagrima and Gemiti later Grinding & Nashe"
mysteries:
[00:00-01:54]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "who then gave him the advantage of a good bath at her fair hands — if she then but she could never have foreseen him coming back to Erin under another name to buy her back, ay, faith, and the bessies besides, on behalf of an oldestablished firm, Lagrimae and Gemiti;"
2DV: "she is now now is she or in what countree that was the belle of the chapel or on what limbs-to-lave her semicupiose eyes are planting kindling themselves brightly — who then (4.32 m.p. to be precise according to all three doctors' synchronising waterburies to the tickleticks, of the synchronisms, all listening, a time confirmed by the 4th medical officer & his clerk with notary, whose presence was required by law) gave him the advantage of a good cuddlebath at her proper mits — if she then (4.32 m.p. to be precise according to the three worthy wakebailiffs as repeated before) but she could never have forfelt such a cold douche as him coming back to Erin under a waterproof name — would it wash — to buy her in, ay, faith, and other mavourneens besides, for 'twas he was the born suborner, man, on behalf of an oldestablished mark of winebakers, Lagrimatae Lagrima and Gemiti later Grinding & Nashe"
mysteries:
[00:00-01:54]
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Page 289
Assigned reading
(7 pars [] plus 152 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "a great faith in the old ways innovated by him and it is verily believed that not all the liquor that's in the queen's cellar and not all the gold that the Indus contains would ever induce them to go back to their ancient habits which as his response to his curses they let drop without another word too: and talking of missions in general — of course, this has nothing to say to his private tuitions when, so to put it, on the shaughraun — and re {to return} for a moment to the first landing if the pretty elizabess —"
2DV: "a healing faith in the old ways innovated by him and it is verily believed that not all the soupcans that's in the queen's cellar and not all the gold that the Indus contains would ever induce them to go back to their ancient time honoured habits which having listened curefully to his continental curses they let drop as a dumbbody drops without another word either as swift as puddywhack: and talking of missions in general — of course, this has blameall in the world to say to his private when, so to put it, on the shaughraun -- and to return for a moment also to the first landing (only for a moment) if the pretty elizabess -- she lost her heart, a song says, and beauty alone knows when"
mysteries:
[07:26-09:18]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "a great faith in the old ways innovated by him and it is verily believed that not all the liquor that's in the queen's cellar and not all the gold that the Indus contains would ever induce them to go back to their ancient habits which as his response to his curses they let drop without another word too: and talking of missions in general — of course, this has nothing to say to his private tuitions when, so to put it, on the shaughraun — and re {to return} for a moment to the first landing if the pretty elizabess —"
2DV: "a healing faith in the old ways innovated by him and it is verily believed that not all the soupcans that's in the queen's cellar and not all the gold that the Indus contains would ever induce them to go back to their ancient time honoured habits which having listened curefully to his continental curses they let drop as a dumbbody drops without another word either as swift as puddywhack: and talking of missions in general — of course, this has blameall in the world to say to his private when, so to put it, on the shaughraun -- and to return for a moment also to the first landing (only for a moment) if the pretty elizabess -- she lost her heart, a song says, and beauty alone knows when"
mysteries:
[07:26-09:18]
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Page 288
Assigned reading
(8 pars [] plus 159 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "changing letters for them and blending themes for them and devising witty tailwords whilst he would smile upon and trim his ungles, telling himself a five of funny stories on the sly how first of all and on second thoughts and third is the charm and fourthermore and filthily and oxyton and baroccidents and proper accidence and hepta and hexenshoes; & in point of act after his landed in Ireland for the 2nd time he converted many of the natives, boys and men, to put off their hats from their old sinful bodies as often as they passed another temple and showed them the way to by instruction and example and, bejove, that same gallic rite is very prevalent down to this windy night in what was before that a land of nods in spite of all the blood, all the brains, all the brawn, all the bile, that was shed, that were shot, that was shook all the while for our people have still"
2DV: "changing letters for them to bonnes mottes and blending tschemes for em in tropadores and devising tingling tailwords whilst he would smile eggways ned, he would, and pick upon his 10 ordinailed ungles, telling himself a reel of funic ficts upon the shy how first of all and on second thoughts and third's the charmhim girlalove and fourthermore and filthily and back from Oxatown and baroccidents and proper accidence and hopetohell and hexenshoes; & in point of act when he landed in Ireland Leinster for the 2nd time in his fourmaster and jollyboat the good barque Christiane de Troy, he converted many many square leagues of natives, young ordands and their elders, to put off their barcelonas from their old sinful corpucules as often as they came within sight of another familiar temple and showed them the celestine way to by his threecards tristar and his hattricks and, bejove, that same galloroman rite is very prevalent up to this windy soiree all over what was before a land of nods in spite of all the blood, all the brains, all the brawn, all the bile, that was shed, that were shot, that was shook all the while for our people have still"
mysteries:
[05:27-07:26]
synopsis: 'an interlude — describing Dolph in detail'
FDV: "changing letters for them and blending themes for them and devising witty tailwords whilst he would smile upon and trim his ungles, telling himself a five of funny stories on the sly how first of all and on second thoughts and third is the charm and fourthermore and filthily and oxyton and baroccidents and proper accidence and hepta and hexenshoes; & in point of act after his landed in Ireland for the 2nd time he converted many of the natives, boys and men, to put off their hats from their old sinful bodies as often as they passed another temple and showed them the way to by instruction and example and, bejove, that same gallic rite is very prevalent down to this windy night in what was before that a land of nods in spite of all the blood, all the brains, all the brawn, all the bile, that was shed, that were shot, that was shook all the while for our people have still"
2DV: "changing letters for them to bonnes mottes and blending tschemes for em in tropadores and devising tingling tailwords whilst he would smile eggways ned, he would, and pick upon his 10 ordinailed ungles, telling himself a reel of funic ficts upon the shy how first of all and on second thoughts and third's the charmhim girlalove and fourthermore and filthily and back from Oxatown and baroccidents and proper accidence and hopetohell and hexenshoes; & in point of act when he landed in Ireland Leinster for the 2nd time in his fourmaster and jollyboat the good barque Christiane de Troy, he converted many many square leagues of natives, young ordands and their elders, to put off their barcelonas from their old sinful corpucules as often as they came within sight of another familiar temple and showed them the celestine way to by his threecards tristar and his hattricks and, bejove, that same galloroman rite is very prevalent up to this windy soiree all over what was before a land of nods in spite of all the blood, all the brains, all the brawn, all the bile, that was shed, that were shot, that was shook all the while for our people have still"
mysteries:
[05:27-07:26]
Monday, June 16, 2014
Page 287 (#Latin)
Assigned reading
(6 pars [] plus 124 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: someone (Shem?) starts a geometry lesson mysteriously using mud, but is quickly interrupted by a defense of his bonafides
FDV: "Take mud. You take your river. Dump it at a given point to be called α but pronounced olfa. There's mud & α.
Now (he'd very frequently coached backward tending boys of the same and over his own age,"
preliminary translation of 1dv-latin:
come ye now without delay
while (fittingly in the language of the dead)
the Livian mystery of things yet unborn
is revealed
as we lounge by the fleshpots, wrapped in good vibes
observing filth
from which many roots will flower
let us turn over in our minds the wisdom of Giordano (Bruno):
all life flows like a river, the same anew,
knowing itself via others,
as a river embraces both banks of its brooks
2DV: "First, Take a mugful of mud. Oglores! What wd I do that for? That a gooses goosey ganswer you give so it is, what wd you do that for? Just for the beginning. You take your madder river mud. Any liffey mud will do. Dump it at a point of coast to be called α but pronounced olfa. There's mud island & α. Bene.
Now (for Dolph, Dean of idles venite sine tute sine mora dumque de eis entibus nascituris decentius in lingua romana mortuorum mysterium parva charta livianum liviana ostenditur, sedentes in laetitia super ollas carniurn et spectantes situm quo lutetiae unde auspiciis secundis tantae surgete consurgent humana humanae stirpes antiquam antiquissimam flaminum amborum Jordani et Jambaptistae sapientiam sapienti mentibus revolvamus totum tute fluvii modo mundo fluere eadem quae ex aggere fuerunt fututa fuere iterum inter alveum fore futura quodlibet sese ipsissimum ipsum per aliudpiam agnoscere contrarium ominis amnis omnem demum amnem ripas ripis rivalibus amplecti recurrently often coached ribollium tending mikes of the same and over his own choirage, among of whom he was pulled up,"
venitosine {tute sine mora} [Schork sees singular venito, not venite]
venite sine mora
venite praeteriti, sine mora
come, ye preterite ones, without delay
mora = delay
praeteriti = those having been passed over
dumque de eis nascituris
dumque de entibus nascituris
dumque de entibus nascituris
and while, of beings about to be born
dumque = and while
entibus = beings [eis = those?]
nascituris (should be naturus) = about to be born
decentius in lingua mortuorum
decentius in lingua romana mortuorum
decentius in lingua romana mortuorum
quite fittingly, in the Latin language of the dead,
decentius = quite fittingly
mysterium livianum ostenditur, [the Livian mystery is revealed?]
parva charta liviana ostenditur,
parva chartula liviana ostenditur,
a slip of cheap paper is on display. [this Livian litter?]
ostenditur = is shown
parva chartula liviana = a cheap slip of light paper
parva = small/cheap (PARwah)
carta liviana = light paper (Italian) pulpy?
chartula = slip of paper CARTyulah
sedentes super ollas carnium
sedentes in laetitia super ollas carnium
sedentes in laetitia super ollas carnium,
sitting cheerfully by the fleshpots
Vulgate Exodus 16:3 "sedebamus super ollas carnium"= we sat by/over the flashpots
in laetitia = cheerfully
et spectantes situm quo unde auspiciis secundis tantae surgete humana stirpes
et spectantes situm lutetiae unde auspiciis secundis tantae consurgent humanae stirpes
spectantes immo situm lutetiae unde auspiciis secundis tantae consurgent humanae stirpes,
observing, yea, under favorable omens, the filth of Paris from which so many races will spring,
spectantes = observing
situm = filth
quo = where
immo = on the contrary
Lutetia = Paris
auspiciis secundis = good vibes
tantae = so many
consurgent = will rise up
stirpes = branches, races, rootstock
antiquam Jordani sapientiam mentibus revolvamus [let us turn over in our minds the wisdom of Giordano]
antiquissimam flaminum amborum Jordani et Jambaptistae sapienti mentibus revolvamus
antiquissimam flaminum amborum Jordani et Jambaptistae mentibus revolvamus sapientiam:
let us turn over in our minds the most ancient and wise theory of the pair of priests Giordano Bruno and Giambattista Vico.
flaminum = Roman 'priests'
amborum = both, the two
revolvamus = let us turn over
totum fluvii modo fluere [everything flows like a river]
totum tute fluvii modo mundo fluere
totum tute fluvii modo mundo fluere,
the entire world flows smoothly, like a river;
totum = all together
tute = smoothly
fluvii = river
modo = in the manner?
mundus = world (mundo dative or ablative), mundo = I cleanse?
fluere = to flow?
eadem quae fuerunt iterum [...]
eadem quae ex aggere fututa fuere iterum
eadem quae ex aggere fututa fuere iterum
and that the same things which have been caressed from the embankment... once again
eadem = the same things
fuerunt = they have been
iterum = again
ex aggere = from the embankment
fututa = fucked
[...]
inter alveum fore futura
intra alveum fore futura,
will... be within the bed of the river;
alveum = riverbed
quodlibet sese {ipsissimum} per aliudpiam scere [sciere?]
quodlibet sese ipsum per aliudpiam agnoscere contrarium
quodlibet sese ipsum per aliudpiam agnoscere contrarium,
and that each thing recognizes itself through its opposite;
ominis amnis ripas rivalibus amplecti
omnem demum amnem ripis rivalibus amplecti
omnem demum amnem ripis rivalibus amplecti
and that every river has two banks which embrace the same stream.
demum = finally
amnem = river
ripis = riverbanks
rivalibus = 'of brooks'?
amplecti = embrace
mysteries:
[03:34-05:27]
synopsis: someone (Shem?) starts a geometry lesson mysteriously using mud, but is quickly interrupted by a defense of his bonafides
FDV: "Take mud. You take your river. Dump it at a given point to be called α but pronounced olfa. There's mud & α.
Now (he'd very frequently coached backward tending boys of the same and over his own age,"
preliminary translation of 1dv-latin:
come ye now without delay
while (fittingly in the language of the dead)
the Livian mystery of things yet unborn
is revealed
as we lounge by the fleshpots, wrapped in good vibes
observing filth
from which many roots will flower
let us turn over in our minds the wisdom of Giordano (Bruno):
all life flows like a river, the same anew,
knowing itself via others,
as a river embraces both banks of its brooks
2DV: "First, Take a mugful of mud. Oglores! What wd I do that for? That a gooses goosey ganswer you give so it is, what wd you do that for? Just for the beginning. You take your madder river mud. Any liffey mud will do. Dump it at a point of coast to be called α but pronounced olfa. There's mud island & α. Bene.
Now (for Dolph, Dean of idles venite sine tute sine mora dumque de eis entibus nascituris decentius in lingua romana mortuorum mysterium parva charta livianum liviana ostenditur, sedentes in laetitia super ollas carniurn et spectantes situm quo lutetiae unde auspiciis secundis tantae surgete consurgent humana humanae stirpes antiquam antiquissimam flaminum amborum Jordani et Jambaptistae sapientiam sapienti mentibus revolvamus totum tute fluvii modo mundo fluere eadem quae ex aggere fuerunt fututa fuere iterum inter alveum fore futura quodlibet sese ipsissimum ipsum per aliudpiam agnoscere contrarium ominis amnis omnem demum amnem ripas ripis rivalibus amplecti recurrently often coached ribollium tending mikes of the same and over his own choirage, among of whom he was pulled up,"
venito
venite sine mora
venite praeteriti, sine mora
come, ye preterite ones, without delay
mora = delay
praeteriti = those having been passed over
dumque de eis nascituris
dumque de entibus nascituris
dumque de entibus nascituris
and while, of beings about to be born
dumque = and while
entibus = beings [eis = those?]
nascituris (should be naturus) = about to be born
decentius in lingua mortuorum
decentius in lingua romana mortuorum
decentius in lingua romana mortuorum
quite fittingly, in the Latin language of the dead,
decentius = quite fittingly
mysterium livianum ostenditur, [the Livian mystery is revealed?]
parva charta liviana ostenditur,
parva chartula liviana ostenditur,
a slip of cheap paper is on display. [this Livian litter?]
ostenditur = is shown
parva chartula liviana = a cheap slip of light paper
parva = small/cheap (PARwah)
carta liviana = light paper (Italian) pulpy?
chartula = slip of paper CARTyulah
sedentes super ollas carnium
sedentes in laetitia super ollas carnium
sedentes in laetitia super ollas carnium,
sitting cheerfully by the fleshpots
Vulgate Exodus 16:3 "sedebamus super ollas carnium"= we sat by/over the flashpots
in laetitia = cheerfully
et spectantes situm quo unde auspiciis secundis tantae surgete humana stirpes
et spectantes situm lutetiae unde auspiciis secundis tantae consurgent humanae stirpes
spectantes immo situm lutetiae unde auspiciis secundis tantae consurgent humanae stirpes,
observing, yea, under favorable omens, the filth of Paris from which so many races will spring,
spectantes = observing
situm = filth
quo = where
immo = on the contrary
Lutetia = Paris
auspiciis secundis = good vibes
tantae = so many
consurgent = will rise up
stirpes = branches, races, rootstock
antiquam Jordani sapientiam mentibus revolvamus [let us turn over in our minds the wisdom of Giordano]
antiquissimam flaminum amborum Jordani et Jambaptistae sapienti mentibus revolvamus
antiquissimam flaminum amborum Jordani et Jambaptistae mentibus revolvamus sapientiam:
let us turn over in our minds the most ancient and wise theory of the pair of priests Giordano Bruno and Giambattista Vico.
flaminum = Roman 'priests'
amborum = both, the two
revolvamus = let us turn over
totum fluvii modo fluere [everything flows like a river]
totum tute fluvii modo mundo fluere
totum tute fluvii modo mundo fluere,
the entire world flows smoothly, like a river;
totum = all together
tute = smoothly
fluvii = river
modo = in the manner?
mundus = world (mundo dative or ablative), mundo = I cleanse?
fluere = to flow?
eadem quae fuerunt iterum [...]
eadem quae ex aggere fututa fuere iterum
eadem quae ex aggere fututa fuere iterum
and that the same things which have been caressed from the embankment... once again
eadem = the same things
fuerunt = they have been
iterum = again
ex aggere = from the embankment
fututa = fucked
[...]
inter alveum fore futura
intra alveum fore futura,
will... be within the bed of the river;
alveum = riverbed
quodlibet sese {ipsissimum} per aliudpiam scere [sciere?]
quodlibet sese ipsum per aliudpiam agnoscere contrarium
quodlibet sese ipsum per aliudpiam agnoscere contrarium,
and that each thing recognizes itself through its opposite;
ominis amnis ripas rivalibus amplecti
omnem demum amnem ripis rivalibus amplecti
omnem demum amnem ripis rivalibus amplecti
and that every river has two banks which embrace the same stream.
demum = finally
amnem = river
ripis = riverbanks
rivalibus = 'of brooks'?
amplecti = embrace
mysteries:
[03:34-05:27]
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Page 286
Assigned reading
(10 pars [] plus 178 notes)
[secondary]
[McH]
[*]
synopsis: 'from counting — to arithmetic and algebra'
FDV: "Equal to = hsaoc. Ploto. Comic cuts was page fond and flirty so always at long last as it would happen had he to bid goodby to the cardinhands he so liked. It would be then dear hearts of my counting farewell to back numbers. Construct an equiliteral triangle. Can you do her? Easy an kisshams."
2DV: "Equal = hsaoc. Ploato [p.l.o.t.o.]. So, Comic cuts was always in page fond and flirty so always at long last as it would happen had he to bid adeuce to the cardinhands he so liked. It would be then dear hearts of my counting farewell to back numbers & please lick one and turn over to problem. Construct an equilittoral triangle. Like an eckoustra! Can you do her? I cont, ken you? Simpl an kisshams. First, Take a"
mysteries:
[01:42-03:34]
synopsis: 'from counting — to arithmetic and algebra'
FDV: "Equal to = hsaoc. Ploto. Comic cuts was page fond and flirty so always at long last as it would happen had he to bid goodby to the cardinhands he so liked. It would be then dear hearts of my counting farewell to back numbers. Construct an equiliteral triangle. Can you do her? Easy an kisshams."
2DV: "Equal = hsaoc. Ploato [p.l.o.t.o.]. So, Comic cuts was always in page fond and flirty so always at long last as it would happen had he to bid adeuce to the cardinhands he so liked. It would be then dear hearts of my counting farewell to back numbers & please lick one and turn over to problem. Construct an equilittoral triangle. Like an eckoustra! Can you do her? I cont, ken you? Simpl an kisshams. First, Take a"
mysteries:
[01:42-03:34]
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