1
[BPenelope]Penelope

1
2Yes because he never did a thing ⧼a⧽a like that before as ask to get his
2
3 breakfast in bed with a couple of eggs since the City Arms hotel when he
3
4 used to be pretending to be laid up with a sick voice doing his highness to
4
5make himself interesting for that old faggot Mrs Riordan ∧⧼that⧽that that he
6 thought he
5 had a great leg of and she that he
6 thought he
5 had a great leg of and she ∧⧼that⧽that that he
6 thought he
5 had a great leg of and she that he
6 thought he
5 had a great leg of and she never left us a farthing all for masses
7 for herself*⧼.⧽
6 and her soul greatest>greatest< miser ever was actually>ever was actually< afraid to
8 lay out ⸢3[fourpence]fourpence 4d 4d 3⸣ [fourpence]fourpence 4d 4d for her
7 methylated spirit telling me all her ailments
9she had too much old chat in
8her ⧼but⧽but about politics and earthquakes∧and earthquakes∧
10and the end of the world let us have a bit
9of fun first God help the world if
11all the women were ⸢3[like her]like her her sort her sort 3⸣ [like her]like her her sort her sort down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces⸢1down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces1⸣ but⸢B
9she had too much old chat in
8her ⧼but⧽but about politics and earthquakes∧and earthquakes∧
10and the end of the world let us have a bit
9of fun first God help the world if
11all the women were ⸢3[like her]like her her sort her sort 3⸣ [like her]like her her sort her sort down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces⸢1down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces1⸣ butB⸣ she was
13 a
15 welleducated woman∧and her soul greatest>greatest< miser ever was actually>ever was actually< afraid to
8 lay out ⸢3[fourpence]fourpence 4d 4d 3⸣ [fourpence]fourpence 4d 4d for her
7 methylated spirit telling me all her ailments
9she had too much old chat in
8her ⧼but⧽but about politics and earthquakes∧and earthquakes∧
10and the end of the world let us have a bit
9of fun first God help the world if
11all the women were ⸢3[like her]like her her sort her sort 3⸣ [like her]like her her sort her sort down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces⸢1down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces1⸣ but⸢B
9she had too much old chat in
8her ⧼but⧽but about politics and earthquakes∧and earthquakes∧
10and the end of the world let us have a bit
9of fun first God help the world if
11all the women were ⸢3[like her]like her her sort her sort 3⸣ [like her]like her her sort her sort down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces⸢1down on
10bathingsuits and
12lownecks of course nobody wanted her to wear them I
11suppose she was
13pious because no man would look at her twice I hope Ill
12never be like her⸢3I hope Ill
12never be like her3⸣
14a wonder she didn*⧼'⧽t want us to cover our faces1⸣ butB⸣ she was
13 a
15 welleducated woman∧ certainly⸢BcertainlyB⸣ and her gabby⸢3gabby3⸣ talk about Mr Riordan
16 here
14 and Mr Riordan there I suppose he was glad to get shut of her and her
17 dog
15 smelling my fur∧fur∧ and always edging to get up under my petticoats
18especially
16then⸢B
18especially
16thenB⸣ still I like that in him polite to old women like that∧still I like that in him polite to old women like that∧ and
19waiters⸢Band
19waitersB⸣ and
17beggars too hes not proud out of nothing⸢4hes not proud out of nothing4⸣ but not always⸢1and
17beggars too hes not proud out of nothing⸢4hes not proud out of nothing4⸣ but not always1⸣
20 if ever he got
18 anything really serious the matter with him it*⧼'⧽s much better
21 for them to go
19 into a hospital where everything is clean but I suppose
22 I*⧼'⧽d have to >⧼drive⧽drive dring dring <⧼drive⧽drive dring dring it
20 into him for a month∧but I suppose
22 I*⧼'⧽d have to >⧼drive⧽drive dring dring <⧼drive⧽drive dring dring it
20 into him for a month∧ yes and then wed
23have a hospital nurse next thing on
21the carpet have him staying there till
24 they throw him out∧have him staying there till
24 they throw him out∧ or a nun maybe
22like the smutty∧smutty∧ photo he has shes as
25much a nun⸢3a nun3⸣ as Im not⸢1yes and then wed
23have a hospital nurse next thing on
21the carpet have him staying there till
24 they throw him out∧have him staying there till
24 they throw him out∧ or a nun maybe
22like the smutty∧smutty∧ photo he has shes as
25much a nun⸢3a nun3⸣ as Im not1⸣ yes because
23 they*⧼'⧽re so weak and puling when
26 they*⧼'⧽re sick they want a woman to get well⸢1they want a woman to get well1⸣
24 if his nose bleeds you*⧼'⧽d
27think it was O tragic⸢B if his nose bleeds you*⧼'⧽d
27think it was O tragicB⸣ and that dyinglooking one ⸢3[that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off 3⸣ [that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off
25the south circular⸢1 ⸢3[that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off 3⸣ [that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off
25the south circular1⸣ when he sprained his foot at the
29 choir party at ⸢5[lough Bray]lough Bray the
26sugarloaf Mountain the
26sugarloaf Mountain 5⸣ [lough Bray]lough Bray the
26sugarloaf Mountain the
26sugarloaf Mountain the day I wore that
30 dress Miss Stack bringing him
27 flowers the worst old ones⸢Bold onesB⸣ she could find
1 at the bottom of the basket
28 anything at all to get into a mans bedroom⸢5 anything at all to get into a mans bedroom5⸣
2with her old maids voice trying
29to imagine he was dying on account of her
3to never see thy face again⸢3
2with her old maids voice trying
29to imagine he was dying on account of her
3to never see thy face again3⸣
30 though he looked more like a man with his
4 beard a bit grown in the bed∧and that dyinglooking one ⸢3[that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off 3⸣ [that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off
25the south circular⸢1 ⸢3[that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off 3⸣ [that used to be doing
28skirtduty along]that used to be doing
28skirtduty along off off
25the south circular1⸣ when he sprained his foot at the
29 choir party at ⸢5[lough Bray]lough Bray the
26sugarloaf Mountain the
26sugarloaf Mountain 5⸣ [lough Bray]lough Bray the
26sugarloaf Mountain the
26sugarloaf Mountain the day I wore that
30 dress Miss Stack bringing him
27 flowers the worst old ones⸢Bold onesB⸣ she could find
1 at the bottom of the basket
28 anything at all to get into a mans bedroom⸢5 anything at all to get into a mans bedroom5⸣
2with her old maids voice trying
29to imagine he was dying on account of her
3to never see thy face again⸢3
2with her old maids voice trying
29to imagine he was dying on account of her
3to never see thy face again3⸣
30 though he looked more like a man with his
4 beard a bit grown in the bed∧
31 father was the same besides I hate bandaging
5 and dosing when he cut his
32 toe with the razor paring his corns afraid
6 he*⧼'⧽d get bloodpoisoning but if it
33was a thing I was sick then wed see
7what attention only of course the
34woman hides it not to give all the trouble
8they do⸢3but if it
33was a thing I was sick then wed see
7what attention only of course the
34woman hides it not to give all the trouble
8they do3⸣ yes he came somewhere
35 I*⧼'⧽m sure by his appetite anyway love
9 it*⧼'⧽s not or he*⧼'⧽d be off his feed thinking of
36 her so either it was one of
10 those night women if it was down there he was
37 really and the hotel story he
11 made up a pack of lies to hide it planning it
38 Hynes kept me>Hynes kept me< who did I
12 meet ah yes I met do you remember Menton and
39 who else who let me see
13 that big babbyface I saw him and he not long
40 married flirting with a young
14 girl at Poole*⧼'⧽s Myriorama and turned my back
41 on him when he slinked
15out⸢Bwhen he slinked
15outB⸣ looking quite conscious⸢3looking quite conscious3⸣ what harm but he had
42 the impudence to
16 make up to me one time well done to him mouth almighty∨mouth almighty∨
43 and his
17 boiled eyes>well done to him mouth almighty∨mouth almighty∨
43 and his
17 boiled eyes< of all the big stupoes I ever met and that*⧼'⧽s called a
44 solicitor∧planning it
38 Hynes kept me>Hynes kept me< who did I
12 meet ah yes I met do you remember Menton and
39 who else who let me see
13 that big babbyface I saw him and he not long
40 married flirting with a young
14 girl at Poole*⧼'⧽s Myriorama and turned my back
41 on him when he slinked
15out⸢Bwhen he slinked
15outB⸣ looking quite conscious⸢3looking quite conscious3⸣ what harm but he had
42 the impudence to
16 make up to me one time well done to him mouth almighty∨mouth almighty∨
43 and his
17 boiled eyes>well done to him mouth almighty∨mouth almighty∨
43 and his
17 boiled eyes< of all the big stupoes I ever met and that*⧼'⧽s called a
44 solicitor∧
18 only for I hate having a long wrangle in bed or else if it*⧼'⧽s not that it*⧼'⧽s
45
19 some little bitch or other he got in with somewhere or picked up on the sly if
46
20 they only knew him as well as I do yes because the day ∧⧼Dignam died⧽Dignam died
21before yesterday
21before yesterday ∧⧼Dignam died⧽Dignam died
21before yesterday
21before yesterday he
47 was ∧⧼writing⧽writing scribbling something scribbling something ∧⧼writing⧽writing scribbling something scribbling something a letter when I
22 came into the front room ∧⧼for the matches⧽for the matches to show
48 him ⸢B[the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s B⸣ [the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s death in the paper to show
48 him ⸢B[the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s B⸣ [the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s death in the paper ∧⧼for the matches⧽for the matches to show
48 him ⸢B[the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s B⸣ [the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s death in the paper to show
48 him ⸢B[the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s B⸣ [the]the
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s
23Dignam*⧼'⧽s death in the paper as if something told me and he covered it
49
24 up with the blottingpaper pretending to be thinking about business so very
50
25 probably that was it to somebody who thinks she has a softy in him because
51
26 all men get a bit like that at his age especially getting on to forty he is now
52
27 so as to wheedle any money she can out of him no fool like an old fool and
53
28 then the usual kissing my bottom was to hide it not that I care two straws
54
29now who he does it with or knew before that way though I*⧼'⧽d like to find
30 out
55 so long as I don*⧼'⧽t have the two of them under my nose all the time
31 like that
56 slut*⧼,⧽ that Mary*⧼,⧽ we had in Ontario terrace padding out her
32 false bottom to
57 excite him bad enough to get the smell of those painted
33 women off him once
58 or twice I had a suspicion by getting him to come near
34 me when I found the
59long hair on his coat⸢4when I found the
59long hair on his coat4⸣ without that one when I went
35into the kitchen
60pretending he was drinking water 1 woman is not enough
36for them⸢3when I went
35into the kitchen
60pretending he was drinking water 1 woman is not enough
36for them3⸣ it was
61 all his fault of course ruining servants then proposing that
37 she could eat at
62 our table on Christmas day if you please⸢2if you please2⸣ O no thank you
1 not in my house
63 stealing my potatoes and the oysters 2/6 ⸢B[a dozen]a dozen per
2doz per
2doz B⸣ [a dozen]a dozen per
2doz per
2doz going out to see her aunt*⧼,⧽ if
64 you please*⧼,⧽ common robbery so it
3 was but I was sure he had something on
65 with that one∧but I was sure he had something on
65 with that one∧ it takes me to find
4 out a thing like that he said you have no
66 proof it was her proof O yes her
5 aunt was very fond of oysters but I told
67 her what I thought of her
6 suggesting me to go out to be alone with her I
68 wouldn*⧼'⧽t lower myself
7 to spy on them the garters I found in her room the
69 Friday she was out that
8 was enough for me a little bit too much>suggesting me to go out to be alone with her I
68 wouldn*⧼'⧽t lower myself
7 to spy on them the garters I found in her room the
69 Friday she was out that
8 was enough for me a little bit too much< her face
70 swelled up⸢BupB⸣ on her>on her<
9 with temper when I gave her her week*⧼'⧽s notice I saw to
71 that>I saw to
71 that< better do
10 without them altogether do out the rooms myself quicker only
72 for the damn
11 cooking and throwing out the dirt I gave it to him anyhow
73 either she or me
12 leaves the house∧ suggesting me to go out to be alone with her I
68 wouldn*⧼'⧽t lower myself
7 to spy on them the garters I found in her room the
69 Friday she was out that
8 was enough for me a little bit too much>suggesting me to go out to be alone with her I
68 wouldn*⧼'⧽t lower myself
7 to spy on them the garters I found in her room the
69 Friday she was out that
8 was enough for me a little bit too much< her face
70 swelled up⸢BupB⸣ on her>on her<
9 with temper when I gave her her week*⧼'⧽s notice I saw to
71 that>I saw to
71 that< better do
10 without them altogether do out the rooms myself quicker only
72 for the damn
11 cooking and throwing out the dirt I gave it to him anyhow
73 either she or me
12 leaves the house∧ I couldn*⧼'⧽t even touch him if I thought he
74 was with a
13 dirty barefaced⸢2barefaced2⸣ liar and sloven like that one denying it up to my
75face
14and⸢2denying it up to my
75face
14and2⸣ singing about the place in the W*⧼.⧽ C*⧼.⧽ too because she knew she
15 was
76 too well off yes because he couldn*⧼'⧽t possibly do without it that long
16 so he
77 must do it somewhere and the last time he came on my bottom when
17 was it
78 the night Boylan gave my hand a great squeeze going along by the
18 Tolka in
79my hand there steals another⸢3in
79my hand there steals another3⸣ I just pressed the back of his like
19 that with my
80 thumb to squeeze back∧I just pressed the back of his like
19 that with my
80 thumb to squeeze back∧ singing the young May moon she*⧼'⧽s
20 beaming⧼,⧽, love
81 because he has an idea about him and me he*⧼'⧽s not such a
21 fool he said I*⧼'⧽m
82dining out and going to the Gaiety⸢Bhe said I*⧼'⧽m
82dining out and going to the GaietyB⸣ though I*⧼'⧽m not
22 going to ⧼f⧽f give him the
83 satisfaction in any case God knows he*⧼'⧽s a
23 change in a way not to be always
84 and ever∧and ever∧ wearing the same old∧old∧ hat
24 unless I paid some nicelooking>nicelooking< boy to do
85 it since I can*⧼'⧽t do it myself a
25 young boy would like me I*⧼'⧽d confuse him a little
86 alone with him if we
26were Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ ⸢3 alone with him if we
26were Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ 3⸣ and make
87him turn red⸢Band make
87him turn redB⸣
27 looking at him∧unless I paid some nicelooking>nicelooking< boy to do
85 it since I can*⧼'⧽t do it myself a
25 young boy would like me I*⧼'⧽d confuse him a little
86 alone with him if we
26were Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ ⸢3 alone with him if we
26were Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ Id⸢4Id4⸣ let him see my garters the new ones∧ 3⸣ and make
87him turn red⸢Band make
87him turn redB⸣
27 looking at him∧ seduce him I know what boys feel with that
88down on their
28cheek⸢3seduce him I know what boys feel with that
88down on their
28cheek3⸣ doing that frigging drawing out the thing by the hour
89 question and
29 answer would you do this that and the other with the coalman
90 yes with a
30 bishop yes I would because I told him about some dean or bishop
91 was
31 sitting beside me in the jews temples gardens when I was knitting that
92
32woollen thing⸢Bwhen I was knitting that
92
32woollen thingB⸣ a stranger to Dublin what place was it and so on about the
93
33 monuments and he tired me out with statues encouraging him making him
94
34 worse than he is who is in your mind now tell me who are you thinking of
95
35 who is it tell me his name who tell me who the ⸢3[german emperor ]german emperor german
36Emperor german
36Emperor 3⸣ [german emperor ]german emperor german
36Emperor german
36Emperor is it yes
96 imagine I*⧼'⧽m him think of him can you feel him
37trying to make a whore of me
97what he never will⸢2
37trying to make a whore of me
97what he never will2⸣ he ought to give it up
1 now at this age of his life simply
98 ruination for any woman and no
2 satisfaction in it pretending to like it ∧⧼and⧽and till he till he ∧⧼and⧽and till he till he
99 comes and then finish it
3 off myself anyway and it makes your lips pale
100 anyhow it*⧼'⧽s done now
4 once and for all∧once and for all∧ with all the talk of the world ⧼people⧽people about it
101 people
5 make it*⧼'⧽s only the first time after that it*⧼'⧽s just the ordinary do it and
102
6 think no more about it∧do it and
102
6 think no more about it∧ why can*⧼'⧽t you kiss a man without going and
103
7marrying him first⸢4without going and
103
7marrying him first4⸣ you sometimes love to wildly when you feel that way so
104
8 nice all over you you can*⧼'⧽t help yourself I wish some man or other
9 would
105 take me sometime when he*⧼'⧽s there and kiss me in his arms∧I wish some man or other
9 would
105 take me sometime when he*⧼'⧽s there and kiss me in his arms∧
10there*⧼'⧽s nothing
106like a kiss long and hot down to your soul almost
11paralyses you⧼.⧽. ⸢B
10there*⧼'⧽s nothing
106like a kiss long and hot down to your soul almost
11paralyses you⧼.⧽. B⸣ then I hate
107 that confession when I used to go to Father
12 Corrigan he touched me father
108 and what harm if he did⸢B and what harm if he didB⸣ where and I said
13 on the canal bank like a fool but
109 whereabouts on your person my child⸢3my child3⸣
14 on the leg behind high up was it yes
110 rather high up was it where you sit
15 down yes O Lord couldn*⧼'⧽t he say bottom
111 right out and have done with
16 it what has that got to do with it⸢Bwhat has that got to do with itB⸣ and did you
112whatever way he put it I
17forget no father and I always think of the real∧the real∧
113 father∧no father and I always think of the real∧the real∧
113 father∧ what did he want
18to know for when I already confessed it to God⸢2and did you
112whatever way he put it I
17forget no father and I always think of the real∧the real∧
113 father∧no father and I always think of the real∧the real∧
113 father∧ what did he want
18to know for when I already confessed it to God2⸣ he
114 had a nice fat hand
19the palm moist always⸢B
19the palm moist alwaysB⸣ I wouldn*⧼'⧽t mind feeling it neither
115would he Id
20say by ⸢3[his]his the the 3⸣ [his]his the the bullneck⸢1neither
115would he Id
20say by ⸢3[his]his the the 3⸣ [his]his the the bullneck1⸣ in his horsecollar⸢2in his horsecollar2⸣ I wonder did he know me
116
21in the box I could see his face he couldnt see mine⸢3I could see his face he couldnt see mine3⸣ of course he*⧼'⧽d never
22turn
117or let on⸢BI wonder did he know me
116
21in the box I could see his face he couldnt see mine⸢3I could see his face he couldnt see mine3⸣ of course he*⧼'⧽d never
22turn
117or let onB⸣ still his eyes were red when his father died theyre lost for a
23woman
118of course must be terrible when a man cries let alone them Id like to
24be
119embraced by one in his vestments and the smell of incense off him like
25the
120pope⸢5still his eyes were red when his father died theyre lost for a
23woman
118of course must be terrible when a man cries let alone them Id like to
24be
119embraced by one in his vestments and the smell of incense off him like
25the
120pope5⸣ besides there*⧼'⧽s no danger with a priest ∧he
114 had a nice fat hand
19the palm moist always⸢B
19the palm moist alwaysB⸣ I wouldn*⧼'⧽t mind feeling it neither
115would he Id
20say by ⸢3[his]his the the 3⸣ [his]his the the bullneck⸢1neither
115would he Id
20say by ⸢3[his]his the the 3⸣ [his]his the the bullneck1⸣ in his horsecollar⸢2in his horsecollar2⸣ I wonder did he know me
116
21in the box I could see his face he couldnt see mine⸢3I could see his face he couldnt see mine3⸣ of course he*⧼'⧽d never
22turn
117or let on⸢BI wonder did he know me
116
21in the box I could see his face he couldnt see mine⸢3I could see his face he couldnt see mine3⸣ of course he*⧼'⧽d never
22turn
117or let onB⸣ still his eyes were red when his father died theyre lost for a
23woman
118of course must be terrible when a man cries let alone them Id like to
24be
119embraced by one in his vestments and the smell of incense off him like
25the
120pope⸢5still his eyes were red when his father died theyre lost for a
23woman
118of course must be terrible when a man cries let alone them Id like to
24be
119embraced by one in his vestments and the smell of incense off him like
25the
120pope5⸣ besides there*⧼'⧽s no danger with a priest ∧ if you*⧼'⧽re married
26he*⧼'⧽s too careful
121about himself then give something to H*⧼.⧽ H*⧼.⧽ the
27pope for a penance⸢Bif you*⧼'⧽re married
26he*⧼'⧽s too careful
121about himself then give something to H*⧼.⧽ H*⧼.⧽ the
27pope for a penanceB⸣ I wonder
122 was he satisfied with me one thing I didn*⧼'⧽t
28 like his slapping me behind going
123 away so familiarly∧so familiarly∧ in the hall though I
29 laughed I*⧼'⧽m not a horse or an ass am
124 I I suppose he was thinking of his
30fathers I wonder is he awake thinking of
125 me or dreaming am I in it who
31gave him that flower he said he bought⸢3who
31gave him that flower he said he bought3⸣ he
126 smelt of some kind of drink not
32 whisky or stout or perhaps the sweety kind
127of paste they stick their bills up
33with⸢1or perhaps the sweety kind
127of paste they stick their bills up
33with1⸣ some liqueur ⧼I⧽I I*⧼'⧽d like to sip∧to sip∧ those
128 richlooking green and
34 yellow expensive drinks those stagedoor johnnies
129 drink with the opera hats
35I tasted once with my finger dipped∧dipped∧ out of that
130American that had the
36squirrel talking stamps with father⸢3
35I tasted once with my finger dipped∧dipped∧ out of that
130American that had the
36squirrel talking stamps with father3⸣ he had all he
131 could do to keep himself
1 from falling asleep after the last time after we took
132 the ⸢5[claret]claret port port 5⸣ [claret]claret port port and⸢B ⸢5[claret]claret port port 5⸣ [claret]claret port port andB⸣
2 potted meat [Band claret]and claret it had a fine salty taste⸢Bit had a fine salty tasteB⸣ yes because ∧⧼I fell
3 sound asleep myself⧽I fell
3 sound asleep myself I felt lovely and
133 tired myself and fell asleep as sound
4 as a top I felt lovely and
133 tired myself and fell asleep as sound
4 as a top ∧⧼I fell
3 sound asleep myself⧽I fell
3 sound asleep myself I felt lovely and
133 tired myself and fell asleep as sound
4 as a top I felt lovely and
133 tired myself and fell asleep as sound
4 as a top the moment I popped straight⸢1straight1⸣
134 into bed till that thunder woke me
5up God be merciful to us I thought the
135 heavens were coming down about
6 us>about
6 us< to punish us⸢1to punish us1⸣ when I blessed myself
136 and said a Hail Mary like those
7 awful thunderbolts in Gibraltar as if the
137 world was coming to an end>as if the
137 world was coming to an end< and [2
8they say]
8they say then they come and tell you⸢2they come and tell you2⸣ there*⧼'⧽s no God
138 what could
9you do if it ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about nothing only make
139an act
10of contrition the candle I lit that evening in ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽
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140for the month of May see it brought its luck though he*⧼'⧽d
12scoff if he heard
141because he never goes to church⧼,⧽, mass or meeting he says
13your soul you
142have no soul inside∧inside∧ only grey matter because he doesn*⧼'⧽t
14know what it is to
143have one⸢B what could
9you do if it ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about nothing only make
139an act
10of contrition the candle I lit that evening in ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽
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140for the month of May see it brought its luck though he*⧼'⧽d
12scoff if he heard
141because he never goes to church⧼,⧽, mass or meeting he says
13your soul you
142have no soul inside∧inside∧ only grey matter because he doesn*⧼'⧽t
14know what it is to
143have oneB⸣ yes∧I thought the
135 heavens were coming down about
6 us>about
6 us< to punish us⸢1to punish us1⸣ when I blessed myself
136 and said a Hail Mary like those
7 awful thunderbolts in Gibraltar as if the
137 world was coming to an end>as if the
137 world was coming to an end< and [2
8they say]
8they say then they come and tell you⸢2they come and tell you2⸣ there*⧼'⧽s no God
138 what could
9you do if it ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about nothing only make
139an act
10of contrition the candle I lit that evening in ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽
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140for the month of May see it brought its luck though he*⧼'⧽d
12scoff if he heard
141because he never goes to church⧼,⧽, mass or meeting he says
13your soul you
142have no soul inside∧inside∧ only grey matter because he doesn*⧼'⧽t
14know what it is to
143have one⸢B what could
9you do if it ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about ∧⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ was running and rushing about was running and rushing about nothing only make
139an act
10of contrition the candle I lit that evening in ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ ∧⧼William⧽William Whitefriars*⧼'⧽ Whitefriars*⧼'⧽
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140for the month of May see it brought its luck though he*⧼'⧽d
12scoff if he heard
141because he never goes to church⧼,⧽, mass or meeting he says
13your soul you
142have no soul inside∧inside∧ only grey matter because he doesn*⧼'⧽t
14know what it is to
143have oneB⸣ yes∧ when I lit the lamp ⸢⧼yes⧽yes ⸣ ⧼yes⧽yes because he must
15 have come 3 or 4 times
144 with that tremendous big red⸢BredB⸣ brute of a thing he
16 has I thought the vein or
145 whatever the dickens⸢Bthe dickensB⸣ they call it was going to
17 burst though his nose is not
146 ⧼ soo⧽ soo so big⸢Bthough his nose is not
146 ⧼ soo⧽ soo so bigB⸣ after I took off all my things
18with the blinds down⸢B
18with the blinds downB⸣ after my hour*⧼'⧽s
147 dressing and perfuming and
19 combing it∧and perfuming and
19 combing it∧ like iron or some kind of a thick
148 crowbar standing all the time
20 he must have eaten oysters I think a few
149 dozen∧he must have eaten oysters I think a few
149 dozen∧ he was in great singing
21voice⸢3he was in great singing
21voice3⸣ no I never in all my life felt anyone had
150 one the size of that to ⧼fill⧽fill
22 ⧼you⧽you make you feel full up he must have eaten a whole
151sheep after⸢3he must have eaten a whole
151sheep after3⸣
23 what*⧼'⧽s the idea making us like that with a big hole in the middle
152 of ⧼us⧽us
24 us∧the middle
152 of ⧼us⧽us
24 us∧ or like a ⸢5[stallion]stallion Stallion Stallion 5⸣ [stallion]stallion Stallion Stallion driving it up into you because that*⧼'⧽s all
25 they want out
153 of you with that determined vicious look in his ⸢B[eyes ]eyes eye I
26had to halfshut my
154eyes eye I
26had to halfshut my
154eyes B⸣ [eyes ]eyes eye I
26had to halfshut my
154eyes eye I
26had to halfshut my
154eyes still he hasn*⧼'⧽t such ⸢(A)[an]an a tremendous a tremendous (A)⸣ [an]an a tremendous a tremendous
27 amount of spunk in him when I made
155 him pull out and do it on me*⧼.⧽ ∧when I made
155 him pull out and do it on me*⧼.⧽ ∧
28 considering how big it is so much the better in
156 case any of it wasn*⧼'⧽t
29 washed out properly the last time I let him finish it in
157 me nice invention they
30 made for women for him to get all the pleasure but if
158 someone gave them a
31 touch of it themselves they*⧼'⧽d know what I went
159 through with ⸢B[Rudy]Rudy
32Milly
32Milly B⸣ [Rudy]Rudy
32Milly
32Milly nobody would believe cutting her teeth too⸢4cutting her teeth too4⸣ and Mina
160 Purefoy*⧼'⧽s
33 husband give us a swing out of your whiskers filling her up with a
161 child or
34 twins once a year as regular as the clock always with a smell of
162 children
35 off her∧always with a smell of
162 children
35 off her∧ the one they called budgers or something like a nigger with
163a shock
36of hair on it Jesusjack the child is a black the last time I was there a
164squad
37of them falling over one another and bawling you couldnt hear your
165ears⸢4 always with a smell of
162 children
35 off her∧always with a smell of
162 children
35 off her∧ the one they called budgers or something like a nigger with
163a shock
36of hair on it Jesusjack the child is a black the last time I was there a
164squad
37of them falling over one another and bawling you couldnt hear your
165ears4⸣
1 supposed to be healthy not satisfied till they have us swollen out like
166
2elephants or I dont know what⸢3not satisfied till they have us swollen out like
166
2elephants or I dont know what3⸣ supposing I risked having another not off
167
3 him though still if he was married I*⧼'⧽m sure he*⧼'⧽d have a fine strong
4 child but I
168 don*⧼'⧽t know Poldy has more spunk in him yes ∧⧼that would⧽that would
5thatd
5thatd ∧⧼that would⧽that would
5thatd
5thatd be awfully jolly⸢3yes ∧⧼that would⧽that would
5thatd
5thatd ∧⧼that would⧽that would
5thatd
5thatd be awfully jolly3⸣ I
169 suppose it was meeting Josie Powell and the
6 funeral and thinking about me
170 and Boylan set him off well he can think
7 what he likes now if that*⧼'⧽ll do him
171 any good∧well he can think
7 what he likes now if that*⧼'⧽ll do him
171 any good∧ I know they were spooning
8 a bit when I came on the scene he was
172 dancing and sitting out with her the
9 night of Georgina Simpson*⧼'⧽s
173 housewarming and then he wanted to ram
10 it down my neck it was on
174 account of not liking to see her a wallflower that
11 was why we had the
175 standup row over politics he began it not me∧he began it not me∧ when
12 he said about Our Lord
176 being a carpenter at last he made me cry of course
13a woman is so sensitive
177about everything I was fuming with myself after for
14giving in only for I
178knew he was gone on me⸢4at last he made me cry of course
13a woman is so sensitive
177about everything I was fuming with myself after for
14giving in only for I
178knew he was gone on me4⸣ and the first socialist he said
15He was⸢5he said
15He was5⸣ he annoyed
179me so much I couldnt put him into a temper⸢3he annoyed
179me so much I couldnt put him into a temper3⸣ still he
16 knows a lot of mixedup
180 things especially about the body and the inside
17 >⧼I'd like⧽I'd like I often wanted I often wanted <⧼I'd like⧽I'd like I often wanted I often wanted to study up
181 that myself what we have inside us
18 in that family physician∧ >⧼I'd like⧽I'd like I often wanted I often wanted <⧼I'd like⧽I'd like I often wanted I often wanted to study up
181 that myself what we have inside us
18 in that family physician∧ I could always
182hear his voice talking when the
19room was crowded and watch him⸢BI could always
182hear his voice talking when the
19room was crowded and watch himB⸣ after that
183 I pretended I had a coolness
20on with her over him ⧼and⧽and because he used to be a
184 bit on the⸢Bon theB⸣ jealous side⸢BsideB⸣
21 whenever he asked who are you going to and I said
185 over to Floey and∧I pretended I had a coolness
20on with her over him ⧼and⧽and because he used to be a
184 bit on the⸢Bon theB⸣ jealous side⸢BsideB⸣
21 whenever he asked who are you going to and I said
185 over to Floey and∧ he
22 made me the present of lord⸢BlordB⸣ Byron*⧼'⧽s poems and the
186 three pairs of
23 gloves so that finished that I could quite easily get him to
187 make it up any
24 time I know how I*⧼'⧽d even supposing he got in with her again
188 and was
25 going out to see her somewhere I*⧼'⧽d know if he refused to eat the
189 onions I
26 know ⸢5[several]several plenty of plenty of 5⸣ [several]several plenty of plenty of ways ask him to tuck down the collar of my
27blouse
190or⸢2ask him to tuck down the collar of my
27blouse
190or2⸣ touch him with my veil and gloves on going out ⸢4[one]one 1 1 4⸣ [one]one 1 1 kiss
28 then would send
191 them all spinning however∧touch him with my veil and gloves on going out ⸢4[one]one 1 1 4⸣ [one]one 1 1 kiss
28 then would send
191 them all spinning however∧ ∧⧼then⧽then alright we*⧼'⧽ll see
29 then alright we*⧼'⧽ll see
29 then ∧⧼then⧽then alright we*⧼'⧽ll see
29 then alright we*⧼'⧽ll see
29 then let him go to her she of
192 course would only be too delighted to
30 pretend she*⧼'⧽s mad>mad< in love with him
193 that I wouldn*⧼'⧽t so much mind⸢BmindB⸣
31Id just go to her and ask her do you love him
194and look her square in the
32eyes she couldnt fool me⸢5
31Id just go to her and ask her do you love him
194and look her square in the
32eyes she couldnt fool me5⸣ but he might imagine he
195 was and make a
33declaration to her with his plabbery kind of a manner⸢4with his plabbery kind of a manner4⸣ like
196 he did to me
34 though I had the devil*⧼'⧽s own job to get it out of him though I
197 liked him
35 for that it showed he could hold in and wasn*⧼'⧽t to be got for the
198 asking∧to
30 pretend she*⧼'⧽s mad>mad< in love with him
193 that I wouldn*⧼'⧽t so much mind⸢BmindB⸣
31Id just go to her and ask her do you love him
194and look her square in the
32eyes she couldnt fool me⸢5
31Id just go to her and ask her do you love him
194and look her square in the
32eyes she couldnt fool me5⸣ but he might imagine he
195 was and make a
33declaration to her with his plabbery kind of a manner⸢4with his plabbery kind of a manner4⸣ like
196 he did to me
34 though I had the devil*⧼'⧽s own job to get it out of him though I
197 liked him
35 for that it showed he could hold in and wasn*⧼'⧽t to be got for the
198 asking∧
36he was on the pop of asking me too the night in the kitchen I was
199rolling
37the potato cake theres something I want to say to you only for I put
200him
1off∧
1off∧ letting on I was in a temper with my hands and arms full of pasty
201
2flour⸢1
36he was on the pop of asking me too the night in the kitchen I was
199rolling
37the potato cake theres something I want to say to you only for I put
200him
1off∧
1off∧ letting on I was in a temper with my hands and arms full of pasty
201
2flour1⸣ in any case I let out too much the night before talking of dreams so I
202
3didnt want to let him know more than was good for him⸢3in any case I let out too much the night before talking of dreams so I
202
3didnt want to let him know more than was good for him3⸣ she used to be
203
4 always embracing me Josie whenever he was there meaning him of course
204
5 glauming me over and when I said I washed up and down as far as
6 possible
205 asking me and did you wash possible the women are always egging
7 on to
206 that putting it on thick⸢1putting it on thick1⸣ when he*⧼'⧽s there they know by his sly⸢1sly1⸣
8 eye blinking a
207bit ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent⸢2 ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent2⸣ when they
9come out with something⸢1blinking a
207bit ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent⸢2 ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent2⸣ when they
9come out with something1⸣ the kind
208 he is what spoils him∧glauming me over and when I said I washed up and down as far as
6 possible
205 asking me and did you wash possible the women are always egging
7 on to
206 that putting it on thick⸢1putting it on thick1⸣ when he*⧼'⧽s there they know by his sly⸢1sly1⸣
8 eye blinking a
207bit ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent⸢2 ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent2⸣ when they
9come out with something⸢1blinking a
207bit ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent⸢2 ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on ∧⧼trying to do⧽trying to do putting on putting on the indifferent2⸣ when they
9come out with something1⸣ the kind
208 he is what spoils him∧ I don*⧼'⧽t wonder
10 in the least because he was very
209 handsome at that time trying to look like
11Lord Byron I said I liked though
210he was too beautiful for a man⸢Bthough
210he was too beautiful for a manB⸣ and he
12 was a little before we got engaged
211 afterwards though she didn*⧼'⧽t like it so
13 much the day I was ∧⧼laughing⧽laughing in fits of laughing
212 with the giggles⸢2 with the giggles2⸣ I
14 couldn*⧼'⧽t stop in fits of laughing
212 with the giggles⸢2 with the giggles2⸣ I
14 couldn*⧼'⧽t stop ∧⧼laughing⧽laughing in fits of laughing
212 with the giggles⸢2 with the giggles2⸣ I
14 couldn*⧼'⧽t stop in fits of laughing
212 with the giggles⸢2 with the giggles2⸣ I
14 couldn*⧼'⧽t stop about all my hairpins falling out one after
213 another with
15the mass of hair I had⸢3with
15the mass of hair I had3⸣ you*⧼'⧽re always in great humour she said
214 yes
16 because it grigged her⸢BherB⸣ because she knew what it meant because I used
17to
215 tell her a good bit of what went on between us not all but just enough to
216
18make her mouth water⸢3because I used
17to
215 tell her a good bit of what went on between us not all but just enough to
216
18make her mouth water3⸣ but that wasn*⧼'⧽t my fault she didn*⧼'⧽t darken
19the door
217much after we were married⸢Bshe didn*⧼'⧽t darken
19the door
217much after we were marriedB⸣ I wonder what she*⧼'⧽s got⸢BgotB⸣ like
20 now after living
218 with that dotty husband of hers she had her face beginning
21 to look drawn
219 and run down⸢B and run downB⸣ the last time I saw her she must have been
22 just after a row
220 with him because I saw on the moment she was edging to
23 draw down a
221 conversation about husbands∧she must have been
22 just after a row
220 with him because I saw on the moment she was edging to
23 draw down a
221 conversation about husbands∧ and talk about him to run
24him down⸢Band talk about him to run
24him downB⸣ what
222 was it she told me O yes that sometimes he used to go to
25 bed with his
223 muddy boots on⸢BonB⸣ when the maggot takes him just imagine
26 having to get into
224 bed with a thing like that that might murder you any
27 moment what a man
225 well it*⧼'⧽s not the one way everyone goes mad⸢BmadB⸣
28 Poldy anyhow whatever he does
226 always wipes his feet on the mat when he
29 comes in wet or shine and always
227blacks his own boots too and⸢3always
227blacks his own boots too and3⸣ he always
30 takes off his hat when he comes up
228 in the street like then∧Poldy anyhow whatever he does
226 always wipes his feet on the mat when he
29 comes in wet or shine and always
227blacks his own boots too and⸢3always
227blacks his own boots too and3⸣ he always
30 takes off his hat when he comes up
228 in the street like then∧ and now he*⧼'⧽s
31 going about in his slippers to look for
229 £10*⧼,⧽000 for a postcard
32U*⧼.⧽ p*⧼:⧽ up O sweetheart May wouldn*⧼'⧽t a thing like that
230 simply bore
33 you stiff to extinction actually too stupid even to take his boots
231 off now
34 what could you make of a man like that I*⧼'⧽d rather die 20 times over
232 than
35 marry another of ⸢B[them]them their sex their sex B⸣ [them]them their sex their sex of course he*⧼'⧽d never find another
36 woman
233 like me to put up with him the way I do know me come sleep with
37me⸢3know me come sleep with
37me3⸣ yes∧yes∧
234 and he knows that too at the bottom of his heart∧at the bottom of his heart∧ take that Mrs
1 Maybrick
235 that poisoned her husband for what I wonder in love with some
2 other man
236yes it was found out on her>it was found out on her< wasn*⧼'⧽t she >⧼a⧽a the the <⧼a⧽a the the downright⸢3downright3⸣
3 villain to go and do a
237 thing like that∧in love with some
2 other man
236yes it was found out on her>it was found out on her< wasn*⧼'⧽t she >⧼a⧽a the the <⧼a⧽a the the downright⸢3downright3⸣
3 villain to go and do a
237 thing like that∧ *⧼.⧽ of course some men can be
4dreadfully aggravating drive you
238mad and always the worst word in the
5world what do they ask us to marry
239them for if we*⧼'⧽re so bad as all that
6comes to yes because they can*⧼'⧽t get on
240 without us∧yes because they can*⧼'⧽t get on
240 without us∧ white Arsenic she
7put in his tea off flypaper wasnt it⸢5off flypaper wasnt it5⸣ I wonder
241why they call it that if I
8asked him he*⧼'⧽d say its from the Greek leave us as
242wise as we were⸢5we were5⸣
9before she must have been madly in love with the other
243fellow to run the
10chance of being hanged O she didn*⧼'⧽t care if that was her
244nature what
11could she do besides they*⧼'⧽re not brutes enough to go and hang a
245woman
12surely*⧼.⧽ are they⸢1are they1⸣ ⸢Bof course some men can be
4dreadfully aggravating drive you
238mad and always the worst word in the
5world what do they ask us to marry
239them for if we*⧼'⧽re so bad as all that
6comes to yes because they can*⧼'⧽t get on
240 without us∧yes because they can*⧼'⧽t get on
240 without us∧ white Arsenic she
7put in his tea off flypaper wasnt it⸢5off flypaper wasnt it5⸣ I wonder
241why they call it that if I
8asked him he*⧼'⧽d say its from the Greek leave us as
242wise as we were⸢5we were5⸣
9before she must have been madly in love with the other
243fellow to run the
10chance of being hanged O she didn*⧼'⧽t care if that was her
244nature what
11could she do besides they*⧼'⧽re not brutes enough to go and hang a
245woman
12surely*⧼.⧽ are they⸢1are they1⸣ B⸣

⸢1[They're]They're
246
13 they*⧼'⧽re
246
13 they*⧼'⧽re 1⸣ [They're]They're
246
13 they*⧼'⧽re
246
13 they*⧼'⧽re all so different Boylan talking about the shape
14 of my foot he
247 noticed at once even before he was introduced when I was in
15 the D*⧼.⧽ B*⧼.⧽ C*⧼.⧽
248 with Poldy laughing and trying to listen I was ⸢B[wiggling]wiggling
16 waggling
16 waggling B⸣ [wiggling]wiggling
16 waggling
16 waggling my foot we both
249ordered 2 teas and plain bread and
17butter⸢4we both
249ordered 2 teas and plain bread and
17butter4⸣ I saw him looking with his two
250 old maids of sisters when I stood up
18 and >⧼went out⧽went out asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom <⧼went out⧽went out asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom ∧even before he was introduced when I was in
15 the D*⧼.⧽ B*⧼.⧽ C*⧼.⧽
248 with Poldy laughing and trying to listen I was ⸢B[wiggling]wiggling
16 waggling
16 waggling B⸣ [wiggling]wiggling
16 waggling
16 waggling my foot we both
249ordered 2 teas and plain bread and
17butter⸢4we both
249ordered 2 teas and plain bread and
17butter4⸣ I saw him looking with his two
250 old maids of sisters when I stood up
18 and >⧼went out⧽went out asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom <⧼went out⧽went out asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom asked the girl where it was what
251 do I care with it dropping
19 out of me and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨and that black closed breeches he made
252 me buy takes you half
20 an hour to let them down wetting all∧all∧ myself⸢Bwetting all∧all∧ myselfB⸣ always
253 with some
21 brandnew fad∨ every other week⸢Bevery other weekB⸣ such a long one I did I forgot my
254
22suede gloves on the seat behind that I never got after some robber of a
255
23 woman and he wanted me to put it in the Irish times lost in the ladies*⧼'⧽
256
24 lavatory D B C Dame street finder∨finder∨ return to Mrs Marion Bloom ∧ and I
25saw
257his eyes on my feet going out through the turning door⸢3and I
25saw
257his eyes on my feet going out through the turning door3⸣ he was
26looking
258when I looked back⸢3he was
26looking
258when I looked back3⸣ [4through the swingdoor]through the swingdoor ⸢3 [4through the swingdoor]through the swingdoor 3⸣ and I went
27there for tea⸢4for tea4⸣ 2 days after in the hope but he
259wasnt ⸢3and I went
27there for tea⸢4for tea4⸣ 2 days after in the hope but he
259wasnt 3⸣ now how did that
28 excite him because I was crossing them when we
260 were in the other room
29 first he meant the shoes that are too tight to walk in
261 my hand is nice like
30 that if I only had ⧼the⧽the a ring with the stone for my month a
262nice
31aquamarine Ill stick him for one and a gold bracelet⸢5if I only had ⧼the⧽the a ring with the stone for my month a
262nice
31aquamarine Ill stick him for one and a gold bracelet5⸣ I don*⧼'⧽t like my foot
263
32 so much still∧because I was crossing them when we
260 were in the other room
29 first he meant the shoes that are too tight to walk in
261 my hand is nice like
30 that if I only had ⧼the⧽the a ring with the stone for my month a
262nice
31aquamarine Ill stick him for one and a gold bracelet⸢5if I only had ⧼the⧽the a ring with the stone for my month a
262nice
31aquamarine Ill stick him for one and a gold bracelet5⸣ I don*⧼'⧽t like my foot
263
32 so much still∧ I made ⸢B[Poldy]Poldy him him B⸣ [Poldy]Poldy him him spend once with my foot ∧⧼when he
33 used to ask⧽when he
33 used to ask the night after Goodwin*⧼'⧽s
264 botchup of a concert so cold and
34 windy it was well we had that rum in the
265 house to mull and the fire
35 wasn*⧼'⧽t black out when he asked the night after Goodwin*⧼'⧽s
264 botchup of a concert so cold and
34 windy it was well we had that rum in the
265 house to mull and the fire
35 wasn*⧼'⧽t black out when he asked ∧⧼when he
33 used to ask⧽when he
33 used to ask the night after Goodwin*⧼'⧽s
264 botchup of a concert so cold and
34 windy it was well we had that rum in the
265 house to mull and the fire
35 wasn*⧼'⧽t black out when he asked the night after Goodwin*⧼'⧽s
264 botchup of a concert so cold and
34 windy it was well we had that rum in the
265 house to mull and the fire
35 wasn*⧼'⧽t black out when he asked to take off my
266 stockings lying on the
36 hearthrug∧lying on the
36 hearthrug∧ in Lombard street west and another time it
267was my muddy
37boots hed like me to walk in all the horses dung I could find⸢4and another time it
267was my muddy
37boots hed like me to walk in all the horses dung I could find4⸣
268 but of course
1 he*⧼'⧽s not natural like the rest of the world⸢3like the rest of the world3⸣ that I what did he say
269 I could
2 give ⸢4[nine]nine 9 9 4⸣ [nine]nine 9 9 points in ⸢4[ten]ten 10 10 4⸣ [ten]ten 10 10 to ⸢4[Kattie]Kattie Katty Katty 4⸣ [Kattie]Kattie Katty Katty Lanner and beat her
3 what does that
270 mean I asked him I forget what he said because the
4stoppress edition just
271 passed and the man with the curly hair in the ⸢B[Maypole]Maypole
5 Lucan
5 Lucan B⸣ [Maypole]Maypole
5 Lucan
5 Lucan dairy that*⧼'⧽s so polite I
272 think I saw his face before
6 somewhere∧I
272 think I saw his face before
6 somewhere∧ I noticed him when I was tasting the
273 butter so I took my time
7 Bartell d*⧼'⧽Arcy too that he used to make fun of when
274 he ⸢B[kissed]kissed
8commenced kissing
8commenced kissing B⸣ [kissed]kissed
8commenced kissing
8commenced kissing me on the choir stairs after I sang Gounod*⧼'⧽s Ave
275
9 Maria what are we waiting for O my heart kiss me straight on the ⧼brown⧽brown
10brow and
276part which is my brown part⸢3what are we waiting for O my heart kiss me straight on the ⧼brown⧽brown
10brow and
276part which is my brown part3⸣ he was pretty hot for all his tinny
11 voice∧for all his tinny
11 voice∧ too my
277 low notes he ⸢4[said]said was always raving about was always raving about 4⸣ [said]said was always raving about was always raving about if you can
12 believe him I liked the way
278he used his mouth singing⸢4I liked the way
278he used his mouth singing4⸣ then he said
13 wasn*⧼'⧽t it terrible to do that there in a
279 place like that I don*⧼'⧽t see
14 anything so terrible about it I*⧼'⧽ll tell him about that
280 some day not now
15 and surprise him ay and Ill take him there and show him⸢4him4⸣
281the very place
16too⸢2ay and Ill take him there and show him⸢4him4⸣
281the very place
16too2⸣ we did it⸢4we did it4⸣ so now there you are⸢3so now there you are3⸣ like it or lump it⸢4like it or lump it4⸣ he thinks
282
17nothing can happen without him knowing⸢Bhe thinks
282
17nothing can happen without him knowingB⸣ he hadnt an idea about my
283
18mother till we were engaged otherwise hed never have got me so cheap as he
284
19did⸢5he hadnt an idea about my
283
18mother till we were engaged otherwise hed never have got me so cheap as he
284
19did5⸣ he was ⸢3[much]much 10 times 10 times 3⸣ [much]much 10 times 10 times worse himself anyhow⸢5anyhow5⸣ begging me to give
20 him a tiny bit
285 cut off my drawers that was the evening coming along
21 Kenilworth square
286 he kissed me in the eye of my glove and I had to take it
22 off asking me
287 questions is it permitted to enquire the shape of my
23 bedroom∧the shape of my
23 bedroom∧ so I let him
288 keep it as if I forgot it to think of me when I saw him
24 slip it into his pocket
289 of course he*⧼'⧽s mad on the subject of drawers
25 that*⧼'⧽s plain to be seen always
290skeezing at those brazenfaced things on
26the bicycles with their skirts
291blowing up to their navels even when Milly and
27I were out with him at the
292open air fete that one in the cream muslin
28standing right against the sun so
293he could see every atom she had on⸢Balways
290skeezing at those brazenfaced things on
26the bicycles with their skirts
291blowing up to their navels even when Milly and
27I were out with him at the
292open air fete that one in the cream muslin
28standing right against the sun so
293he could see every atom she had onB⸣ when
29 he saw me from behind following
294 in the rain I saw him before he saw me
30 however standing at the corner of
295 the Harold*⧼'⧽s cross road with a new
31 raincoat on him with the muffler in the
296Zingari colours to show off his
32complexion⸢Bwith the muffler in the
296Zingari colours to show off his
32complexionB⸣ and the brown hat looking
297 ∧⧼as sly as ever⧽as sly as ever slyboots as usual slyboots as usual ∧⧼as sly as ever⧽as sly as ever slyboots as usual slyboots as usual
33 what was he doing there where he*⧼'⧽d no business they can
298 go and get ⸢B[anything]anything
34 whatever
34 whatever B⸣ [anything]anything
34 whatever
34 whatever they like from anything at all with a skirt on it⸢Bfrom anything at all with a skirt on itB⸣
35 and∧where he*⧼'⧽d no business they can
298 go and get ⸢B[anything]anything
34 whatever
34 whatever B⸣ [anything]anything
34 whatever
34 whatever they like from anything at all with a skirt on it⸢Bfrom anything at all with a skirt on itB⸣
35 and∧
299 we*⧼'⧽re not to ask any questions but they want to know where were
36 you where
300 are you going I could feel him coming along skulking⸢Balong skulkingB⸣ after me
37 his eyes on
301 my neck he had been keeping away from the house he felt it
1was getting too
302warm for him so I halfturned and stopped then he⸢5he had been keeping away from the house he felt it
1was getting too
302warm for him so I halfturned and stopped then he5⸣ pestered
2 me to say yes till
303 I took off my glove slowly watching him∧till
303 I took off my glove slowly watching him∧ he said my
3 openwork sleeves were
304 too cold for the rain anything for an excuse to put
4 his hand ⸢B[near]near anear anear B⸣ [near]near anear anear me
305 drawers drawers [4all]all the whole blessed⸢4whole blessed4⸣ time
5till I promised to give him the pair
306off my doll to carry about in his
6waistcoat pocket O Maria ⸢4[Santissima ]Santissima Santisima Santisima 4⸣ [Santissima ]Santissima Santisima Santisima ⸢B
5till I promised to give him the pair
306off my doll to carry about in his
6waistcoat pocket O Maria ⸢4[Santissima ]Santissima Santisima Santisima 4⸣ [Santissima ]Santissima Santisima Santisima B⸣ he did
307 look a big
7 fool dreeping in the rain∧dreeping in the rain∧ splendid set of teeth he had made me
308 hungry to
8 look at them and ⸢B[wanted]wanted beseeched beseeched B⸣ [wanted]wanted beseeched beseeched of⸢1of1⸣ me to lift the orange petticoat I
309
9 had on with the sunray pleats that there was nobody he said he*⧼'⧽d kneel
310
10 down in the wet if I didn*⧼'⧽t so persevering∧so persevering∧ he would too and ruin his
11new
311raincoat⸢5he would too and ruin his
11new
311raincoat5⸣ you never know what freak they*⧼'⧽d take alone with you
12 they*⧼'⧽re so
312 savage for it∧they*⧼'⧽re so
312 savage for it∧ if anyone was passing so I lifted them a bit
13and⸢3lifted them a bit
13and3⸣ touched his
313 trousers outside the way I used to Gardner after⸢1after1⸣ with
14my ring hand⸢4with
14my ring hand4⸣ to keep
314 him from doing worse where it was too public∧where it was too public∧ I
15was dying to find out was
315he circumcised⸢4I
15was dying to find out was
315he circumcised4⸣ he was shaking like a jelly all
16 over they want to do
316everything too quick take all the pleasure out of it⸢Bthey want to do
316everything too quick take all the pleasure out of itB⸣
17and father waiting all the
317time for his dinner he told me to say I left my
18purse in the butchers and had
318to go back for it what a Deceiver⸢5
17and father waiting all the
317time for his dinner he told me to say I left my
18purse in the butchers and had
318to go back for it what a Deceiver5⸣ then he
19 wrote me that letter with all those
319 words in it how could he have the face to
20 any woman after his company
320 manners making it so awkward after when
21 we met asking me have I
321 offended you with my eyelids down∧with my eyelids down∧ of course
22he saw I wasn*⧼'⧽t he had a few
322brains not like that other fool Henny Doyle
23he was always breaking or
323tearing something in the charades I hate an
24unlucky man⸢Bof course
22he saw I wasn*⧼'⧽t he had a few
322brains not like that other fool Henny Doyle
23he was always breaking or
323tearing something in the charades I hate an
24unlucky manB⸣ and if I knew
324 what it meant of course I had to say no for
25 form sake ⧼I⧽I dont understand you
325I said⸢2 ⧼I⧽I dont understand you
325I said2⸣ and wasn*⧼'⧽t it natural so it is
26 of course it used to be written up with a
326 picture of a woman*⧼'⧽s on that
27 wall in Gibraltar with that word I couldn*⧼'⧽t find
327anywhere⸢Bwith that word I couldn*⧼'⧽t find
327anywhereB⸣ only for
28children seeing it too young⸢2only for
28children seeing it too young2⸣ then writing every morning
328 a letter sometimes
29 twice a day I liked the way he made love then he knew
329 the way to take a
30 woman when he sent me the 8 big poppies because mine
330was the 8th⸢3when he sent me the 8 big poppies because mine
330was the 8th3⸣ then
31 I wrote∧then
31 I wrote∧ the night he kissed my heart at Dolphin*⧼'⧽s barn I
331couldn*⧼'⧽t
32describe it simply⸢BI
331couldn*⧼'⧽t
32describe it simplyB⸣ it makes you feel like nothing on earth but he
332 never
33 knew how to embrace well like Gardner I hope he*⧼'⧽ll come on Monday
333 as
34 he said at the same time four I hate people who come at all hours answer
334 the
35 door you think it*⧼'⧽s the vegetables then it*⧼'⧽s somebody and you all
335
36 undressed or the door of the filthy sloppy∧sloppy∧ kitchen blows∧blows∧ open the day
37 old
336 frostyface⸢B frostyfaceB⸣ Goodwin called about the concert in Lombard street and
1I just
337after dinner all flushed and tossed with boiling old ⧼st⌷ ⧽st⌷ stew⸢Band
1I just
337after dinner all flushed and tossed with boiling old ⧼st⌷ ⧽st⌷ stewB⸣
2 don*⧼'⧽t look at me
338 professor I had to say I*⧼'⧽m a fright∧don*⧼'⧽t look at me
338 professor I had to say I*⧼'⧽m a fright∧ yes but he was
3a real old gent in his way it
339was impossible to be more respectful⸢Byes but he was
3a real old gent in his way it
339was impossible to be more respectfulB⸣ nobody
4 to say you*⧼'⧽re out you have to
340 peep out through the blind like the
5 messengerboy today∧like the
5 messengerboy today∧ I thought it was a
341putoff first him sending the port
6and the peaches first and⸢3 like the
5 messengerboy today∧like the
5 messengerboy today∧ I thought it was a
341putoff first him sending the port
6and the peaches first and3⸣ I was just
342 beginning to yawn with nerves
7thinking he was trying to make a fool of me⸢3
7thinking he was trying to make a fool of me3⸣
343 when I knew his tattarrattat
8 at the door he must have been a bit late because
344 it was 1⁄4∧1⁄4∧ after ⸢3[three]three 3 3 3⸣ [three]three 3 3
9 when I saw the ⸢3[two]two 2 2 3⸣ [two]two 2 2 Dedalus girls coming from school I never
345know
10the time even that watch he gave me never seems to go properly Id
346want to
11get it looked after⸢4I never
345know
10the time even that watch he gave me never seems to go properly Id
346want to
11get it looked after4⸣ when I threw the penny to that lame sailor for
347England
12home and beauty⸢Bfor
347England
12home and beautyB⸣ when I was whistling there is a charming girl I
348love⸢3when I was whistling there is a charming girl I
348love3⸣
13 and I hadn*⧼'⧽t even put on my clean shift or powdered myself or a thing∧or powdered myself or a thing∧
349
14 then this day week we*⧼'⧽re to go to Belfast just as well ⸢B[Poldy]Poldy he he B⸣ [Poldy]Poldy he he has to
15 go to Ennis
350 his father*⧼'⧽s anniversary the 27th it wouldn*⧼'⧽t be pleasant if
16 he did suppose our
351 rooms at the hotel were beside each other and any
17 fooling went on in the
352new bed⸢Bin the
352new bedB⸣ I couldn*⧼'⧽t tell him to stop and not
18 bother me with him in the next
353 room or perhaps some protestant
19 clergyman with a cough knocking on the
354 wall∧or perhaps some protestant
19 clergyman with a cough knocking on the
354 wall∧ then he*⧼'⧽d never believe
20the next day we didn*⧼'⧽t do something it*⧼'⧽s all very
355 well a husband but
21 you can*⧼'⧽t fool a lover after me telling him we never did
356 anything of
22course he didnt believe me⸢3of
22course he didnt believe me3⸣ no it*⧼'⧽s better he*⧼'⧽s going where he is
357
23 besides something always happens with him the time going to the ⸢B[Cork]Cork
24Mallow
24Mallow B⸣ [Cork]Cork
24Mallow
24Mallow
358concert at Maryborough ordering boiling soup for the two of us
25 then the
359 bell rang out he walks down the platform with the soup splashing [1
26on]
26on ⸢B [1
26on]
26on B⸣ about
360 taking spoonfuls of it hadnt he the nerve⸢5hadnt he the nerve5⸣ and the waiter
27 after him making a
361 holy∧holy∧ show of us screeching and confusion for the
28 engine to start but he
362 wouldn*⧼'⧽t pay till he finished it the two gentlemen in
29 the ⧼3r⧽3r 3rd class⸢2 ⧼3r⧽3r 3rd class2⸣ carriage
363 said he was quite right so he was too he*⧼'⧽s so
30 pigheaded sometimes when he
364 gets a thing into his head a good job he was
31 able to open the carriage door
365 with his knife or they*⧼'⧽d have taken us on
32 to Cork I suppose that was done
366 out of revenge on him O⸢BOB⸣ I love jaunting
33 in a train or a car with lovely soft
367cushions⸢Bwith lovely soft
367cushionsB⸣ I wonder will he take a
34 ∧⧼firstclass⧽firstclass 1st class 1st class ∧⧼firstclass⧽firstclass 1st class 1st class for me he might want to do it in
368 the train by tipping
35 the guard well O I suppose therell be the usual idiots of
369 men gaping at us
36 with their eyes as stupid as ever they can possibly⸢1possibly1⸣ be∧with their eyes as stupid as ever they can possibly⸢1possibly1⸣ be∧ that
370was an
37exceptional man that common workman∧that common workman∧ that left us alone in the
371carriage
1that day going to Howth Id like to find out something about him⸢5that
370was an
37exceptional man that common workman∧that common workman∧ that left us alone in the
371carriage
1that day going to Howth Id like to find out something about him5⸣ ⸢5[one]one 1 1 5⸣ [one]one 1 1
372
2 or ⸢5[two]two 2 2 5⸣ [two]two 2 2 tunnels perhaps then you have to look out of the window all
3 the nicer
373 then coming back suppose I never came back what would they say
4 eloped
374 with him that gets you on on the stage the last concert I sang at
5 where it*⧼'⧽s
375 over a year ago when was it St Teresa*⧼'⧽s hall Clarendon St ⸢B[slips]slips
6 little chits
6 little chits B⸣ [slips]slips
6 little chits
6 little chits of
376 ∧⧼girls⧽girls missies missies ∧⧼girls⧽girls missies missies they have now singing Kathleen
7 Kearney and her like on account of
377 father being in the army and my
8 singing the absentminded beggar∧and my
8 singing the absentminded beggar∧ and
378wearing a brooch for Lord
9Roberts⸢Band
378wearing a brooch for Lord
9RobertsB⸣ when I had the map of it all⸢1when I had the map of it all1⸣ and Poldy
379 not Irish enough was it
10 him managed it this time I wouldn*⧼'⧽t put it past him
380 like he got me on to
11sing in the Stabat Mater by going around saying he was
381putting Lead
12Kindly Light to music I put him up to that⸢4I put him up to that4⸣ till the jesuits found
382out he was
13a freemason thumping the piano lead Thou me on copied from
383some old
14opera yes and⸢B like he got me on to
11sing in the Stabat Mater by going around saying he was
381putting Lead
12Kindly Light to music I put him up to that⸢4I put him up to that4⸣ till the jesuits found
382out he was
13a freemason thumping the piano lead Thou me on copied from
383some old
14opera yes andB⸣ he was going about with some of them ⸢(A)[Sinn]Sinn Sinner Sinner (A)⸣ [Sinn]Sinn Sinner Sinner
15 Fein
384 lately⸢B latelyB⸣ or whatever they call themselves talking his usual trash and
16 nonsense
385 he says that little man he showed me without the neck is very
17 intelligent the
386 coming man Griffiths is he well he doesn*⧼'⧽t look it that*⧼'⧽s⸢Bthat*⧼'⧽sB⸣
18 all I can say∧he says that little man he showed me without the neck is very
17 intelligent the
386 coming man Griffiths is he well he doesn*⧼'⧽t look it that*⧼'⧽s⸢Bthat*⧼'⧽sB⸣
18 all I can say∧ still it
387 must have been him he knew there was a boycott I hate
19 the mention of their
388 politics after the war that Pretoria and Ladysmith
20 and Bloemfontein where
389 Gardner*⧼,⧽ lieut Stanley*⧼,⧽ G*⧼,⧽ 8th Bn ⸢1[Somerset Lt Infantry killed]Somerset Lt Infantry killed
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever 1⸣ [Somerset Lt Infantry killed]Somerset Lt Infantry killed
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever he
22was
390a lovely fellow in khaki and just the right height over me⸢4and just the right height over me4⸣ I*⧼'⧽m sure
23he was
391brave too he said I was lovely the evening we kissed goodbye at the
24canal
392lock my Irish beauty he was pale with excitement about going away
25or we*⧼'⧽d
393be seen from the road he couldn*⧼'⧽t stand properly and I so hot
26as I never felt⸢Bhe
22was
390a lovely fellow in khaki and just the right height over me⸢4and just the right height over me4⸣ I*⧼'⧽m sure
23he was
391brave too he said I was lovely the evening we kissed goodbye at the
24canal
392lock my Irish beauty he was pale with excitement about going away
25or we*⧼'⧽d
393be seen from the road he couldn*⧼'⧽t stand properly and I so hot
26as I never feltB⸣
394 they could have made their peace in the beginning or old
27 oom Paul and the
395 rest of the other>other< old Krugers go and fight it out
28 between them instead of
396 dragging on for years killing any finelooking⸢BfinelookingB⸣
29 men there were∧and Bloemfontein where
389 Gardner*⧼,⧽ lieut Stanley*⧼,⧽ G*⧼,⧽ 8th Bn ⸢1[Somerset Lt Infantry killed]Somerset Lt Infantry killed
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever 1⸣ [Somerset Lt Infantry killed]Somerset Lt Infantry killed
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever
21 2nd East Lancs Rgt of enteric fever he
22was
390a lovely fellow in khaki and just the right height over me⸢4and just the right height over me4⸣ I*⧼'⧽m sure
23he was
391brave too he said I was lovely the evening we kissed goodbye at the
24canal
392lock my Irish beauty he was pale with excitement about going away
25or we*⧼'⧽d
393be seen from the road he couldn*⧼'⧽t stand properly and I so hot
26as I never felt⸢Bhe
22was
390a lovely fellow in khaki and just the right height over me⸢4and just the right height over me4⸣ I*⧼'⧽m sure
23he was
391brave too he said I was lovely the evening we kissed goodbye at the
24canal
392lock my Irish beauty he was pale with excitement about going away
25or we*⧼'⧽d
393be seen from the road he couldn*⧼'⧽t stand properly and I so hot
26as I never feltB⸣
394 they could have made their peace in the beginning or old
27 oom Paul and the
395 rest of the other>other< old Krugers go and fight it out
28 between them instead of
396 dragging on for years killing any finelooking⸢BfinelookingB⸣
29 men there were∧ with their
397fever if he was even decently shot it wouldnt
30have been so ⸢5[mad]mad bad bad 5⸣ [mad]mad bad bad ⸢4with their
397fever if he was even decently shot it wouldnt
30have been so ⸢5[mad]mad bad bad 5⸣ [mad]mad bad bad 4⸣ I love to see a
398 regiment pass in review the first
31time I saw the Spanish cavalry at La Roque
399it was lovely after looking
32across the bay from Algeciras all the lights of the
400rock like fireflies⸢Bthe first
31time I saw the Spanish cavalry at La Roque
399it was lovely after looking
32across the bay from Algeciras all the lights of the
400rock like firefliesB⸣ or
33 those sham battles on the 15 acres∧or
33 those sham battles on the 15 acres∧ the Black Watch with
401 their kilts in time
34at the march past⸢4
34at the march past4⸣ the 10th⸢510th5⸣ hussars the prince of Wales
402own⸢5the prince of Wales
402own5⸣ or the
35lancers O the lancers theyre grand⸢1the 10th⸢510th5⸣ hussars the prince of Wales
402own⸢5the prince of Wales
402own5⸣ or the
35lancers O the lancers theyre grand1⸣ or the Dublins that won
403Tugela⸢1that won
403Tugela1⸣ his
36 father made his money over selling the horses for the cavalry
404 well he could
37 buy me a nice present up in Belfast after what I gave him
405 they*⧼'⧽ve lovely
1 linen up there or one of those nice kimono things I must buy a
406 mothball
2 like I had before to keep in the drawer with them∧I must buy a
406 mothball
2 like I had before to keep in the drawer with them∧ it would be
407 exciting
3 going round with him shopping buying those things in a new city
408 better
4 leave this ring behind want to keep turning and turning to get it over
409 the
5 knuckle there or they might bell it round the town in their papers or tell
410 the
6 police on me but they*⧼'⧽d think we*⧼'⧽re married O let them all go and
411
7 smother themselves for ⸢4[all]all the fat lot the fat lot 4⸣ [all]all the fat lot the fat lot I care he has plenty of money and
8 he*⧼'⧽s not
412 a marrying man so ⸢1[someone]someone somebody somebody 1⸣ [someone]someone somebody somebody better get it out of
9 him if I could find out
413 whether he likes me I looked a bit washy of course
10 when I looked close in
414 the handglass powdering∧when I looked close in
414 the handglass powdering∧ a mirror never gives you
11 the expression besides
415 ∧⧼lying⧽lying scrooching down scrooching down ∧⧼lying⧽lying scrooching down scrooching down on me like that all the
12 time with his big hipbones he*⧼'⧽s
416 heavy too with his hairy chest⸢Bwith his hairy chestB⸣ for this
13 heat always having to lie down for
417them⸢4always having to lie down for
417them4⸣ better for him put it into me
14 from behind the way Mrs ⸢B[Galbraith]Galbraith ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky B⸣ [Galbraith]Galbraith ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky
418 told me her
15 husband made her like the dogs do it and stick out her tongue
419 as far as ever
16 she could and he so quiet and mild with his tingating cither⸢Bwith his tingating citherB⸣
420 [1 you never] you never
17 can you ever⸢1you ever1⸣ be up to men the way it takes them∧better for him put it into me
14 from behind the way Mrs ⸢B[Galbraith]Galbraith ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky B⸣ [Galbraith]Galbraith ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky ⧼Citron⧽Citron Mastiansky
418 told me her
15 husband made her like the dogs do it and stick out her tongue
419 as far as ever
16 she could and he so quiet and mild with his tingating cither⸢Bwith his tingating citherB⸣
420 [1 you never] you never
17 can you ever⸢1you ever1⸣ be up to men the way it takes them∧ lovely stuff in that blue
18 suit
421 he had on and stylish tie and [Bsilk]silk socks with the skyblue silk things
19on them⸢Bwith the skyblue silk things
19on themB⸣ he*⧼'⧽s
422 certainly ⸢3[well off]well off welloff I know by the cut his clothes
20have and his heavy watch welloff I know by the cut his clothes
20have and his heavy watch 3⸣ [well off]well off welloff I know by the cut his clothes
20have and his heavy watch welloff I know by the cut his clothes
20have and his heavy watch but
423 he was like a perfect⸢BperfectB⸣ devil for a few
21 minutes after he came back with the
424stoppress tearing up the ⸢1[ticket]ticket
22tickets
22tickets 1⸣ [ticket]ticket
22tickets
22tickets and swearing blazes∧tearing up the ⸢1[ticket]ticket
22tickets
22tickets 1⸣ [ticket]ticket
22tickets
22tickets and swearing blazes∧ because he lost 20 quid
425 he said he lost over
23 that outsider that won and half he put on for me on
426 account of
24 Lenehan*⧼'⧽s tip cursing him to the lowest pits⸢1cursing him to the lowest pits1⸣ that sponger⸢Bthat spongerB⸣ he was
427
25 making free with me after the Glencree dinner coming back that long
26 joult>that long
26 joult<
428 over the featherbed mountain after the lord Mayor looking at me
27with his
429dirty eyes Val Dillon⸢3after the lord Mayor looking at me
27with his
429dirty eyes Val Dillon3⸣ that big heathen⸢5that big heathen5⸣ I first noticed him at
28dessert when I
430was cracking the nuts with my teeth⸢BI first noticed him at
28dessert when I
430was cracking the nuts with my teethB⸣ I ⸢B[wish ]wish wished wished B⸣ [wish ]wish wished wished I
29 could have picked every
431morsel of⸢Bevery
431morsel ofB⸣ that chicken out of my fingers it was
30 so tasty and browned and as
432 tender as anything>and as
432 tender as anything< only for I didn*⧼'⧽t
31want to eat everything on my plate⸢2only for I didn*⧼'⧽t
31want to eat everything on my plate2⸣ those
433 forks and fishslicers>and fishslicers< were
32 hallmarked silver too I wish I had some I could
434 easily have slipped a couple
33 into my muff∧he was
427
25 making free with me after the Glencree dinner coming back that long
26 joult>that long
26 joult<
428 over the featherbed mountain after the lord Mayor looking at me
27with his
429dirty eyes Val Dillon⸢3after the lord Mayor looking at me
27with his
429dirty eyes Val Dillon3⸣ that big heathen⸢5that big heathen5⸣ I first noticed him at
28dessert when I
430was cracking the nuts with my teeth⸢BI first noticed him at
28dessert when I
430was cracking the nuts with my teethB⸣ I ⸢B[wish ]wish wished wished B⸣ [wish ]wish wished wished I
29 could have picked every
431morsel of⸢Bevery
431morsel ofB⸣ that chicken out of my fingers it was
30 so tasty and browned and as
432 tender as anything>and as
432 tender as anything< only for I didn*⧼'⧽t
31want to eat everything on my plate⸢2only for I didn*⧼'⧽t
31want to eat everything on my plate2⸣ those
433 forks and fishslicers>and fishslicers< were
32 hallmarked silver too I wish I had some I could
434 easily have slipped a couple
33 into my muff∧ when I was playing with them⸢Bwhen I was playing with themB⸣
435 then ⸢1then 1⸣ always hanging out
34 of them for money in a restaurant for the bit you
436put down your throat⸢1for the bit you
436put down your throat1⸣
35 we have to be thankful for our mangy⸢BmangyB⸣ cup of tea ⸢1[even ]even itself itself 1⸣ [even ]even itself itself
437 as a
36 great compliment to be noticed∧to be noticed∧ the way the world is divided in any case
438 if
1 it*⧼'⧽s going to go on I want at least two other good chemises for one
2thing⸢1for one
2thing1⸣
439 and but I don*⧼'⧽t know what kind of drawers he likes none at all I
3 think didn*⧼'⧽t
440 he say [Bthen ]then yes and⸢1yes and1⸣ half the girls in Gibraltar never
4wore them either naked as
441God made them⸢Bhalf the girls in Gibraltar never
4wore them either naked as
441God made themB⸣ that Andalusian singing her
5Manola she didn⧼'⧽'t make much
442secret of what she hadnt yes and⸢1that Andalusian singing her
5Manola she didn⧼'⧽'t make much
442secret of what she hadnt yes and1⸣ the
6 second pair of silkette stockings is
443 laddered after one day*⧼'⧽s wear I could
7 have brought them back to ⸢(5)[Sparrow's]Sparrow's Lewers Lewers (5)⸣ [Sparrow's]Sparrow's Lewers Lewers this
444 morning and ⸢4[made them]made them
8 kicked up a row and made that one
8 kicked up a row and made that one 4⸣ [made them]made them
8 kicked up a row and made that one
8 kicked up a row and made that one change them only not
9 to
445 upset myself and⸢4 upset myself and4⸣ run the risk of walking into him and ∧⧼spoiling
10 everything⧽spoiling
10 everything ruining the whole
446 thing ruining the whole
446 thing ∧⧼spoiling
10 everything⧽spoiling
10 everything ruining the whole
446 thing ruining the whole
446 thing and one of those kidfitting corsets
11 I*⧼'⧽d want advertised cheap in the
447 Gentlewoman with elastic gores on the
12 hips he saved the one I have but
448 that*⧼'⧽s no good what did they say they
13 give a delightful figure line
449 11/6 obviating that unsightly broad appearance
14 ∧⧼about⧽about across across ∧⧼about⧽about across across the lower back to reduce
450 flesh my belly is a bit too big
15 >⧼and⧽and I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or <⧼and⧽and I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
19palms⧽
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or I must do a
21 few breathing exercises I wonder is that
456 antifat any good might overdo it
22the thin ones are not so much the fashion
457 now∧to reduce
450 flesh my belly is a bit too big
15 >⧼and⧽and I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or <⧼and⧽and I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as 4⸣ [calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or I*⧼'⧽ll have to knock off the stout at dinner or am I
451getting too fond
16of it⸢2or am I
451getting too fond
16of it2⸣ the last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as 2⸣ [called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouth⸢Bthe last they sent from O*⧼'⧽Rourke*⧼'⧽s was as flat as a
452pancake he
17makes his money easy Larry they call him the old mangy parcel
453he sent at
18Xmas a cottage cake and a bottle of hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ ⸢1hogwash ⸢2[called]called he ⸢4[calls]calls ∧⧼
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454as ∧ 1⸣ claret that⸢4that4⸣ he couldn*⧼'⧽t get anyone to
20drink God spare his spit for fear he*⧼'⧽d
455die of the drouthB⸣ or I must do a
21 few breathing exercises I wonder is that
456 antifat any good might overdo it
22the thin ones are not so much the fashion
457 now∧ garters that much I have the
23 violet pair I wore today that*⧼'⧽s all he
458 bought me out of the cheque he got
24 on the first O no there was the face
459 lotion I finished the last of∧the last of∧ yesterday
25 that made my skin like new I told him
460 over and over again⸢2 over and over again2⸣ get that made
26 up in the same place and don*⧼'⧽t forget it
461 God only∧only∧ knows whether he
27 did after all I said to him⸢1after all I said to him1⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll know by the bottle
462 anyway if not I
28 suppose I*⧼'⧽ll only have to wash in my piss like beeftea or
463chickensoup⸢Blike beeftea or
463chickensoupB⸣
29 with some of that opoponax and violet I thought it was
464 beginning to look
30 coarse or old a bit ⧼where it peeled off⧽where it peeled off the skin underneath is much finer
465
31 where it peeled off there on my finger after the>the< burn it*⧼'⧽s a pity it
32 isn*⧼'⧽t all like
466 that∧if not I
28 suppose I*⧼'⧽ll only have to wash in my piss like beeftea or
463chickensoup⸢Blike beeftea or
463chickensoupB⸣
29 with some of that opoponax and violet I thought it was
464 beginning to look
30 coarse or old a bit ⧼where it peeled off⧽where it peeled off the skin underneath is much finer
465
31 where it peeled off there on my finger after the>the< burn it*⧼'⧽s a pity it
32 isn*⧼'⧽t all like
466 that∧ and the four paltry handkerchiefs about 6/‐ in all sure
33 you can*⧼'⧽t get on
467 in this world without ∧⧼clothes⧽clothes style all going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were they⸢Ball going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were theyB⸣ I*⧼'⧽ve no clothes at all style all going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were they⸢Ball going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were theyB⸣ I*⧼'⧽ve no clothes at all ∧⧼clothes⧽clothes style all going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were they⸢Ball going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were theyB⸣ I*⧼'⧽ve no clothes at all style all going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were they⸢Ball going in food
34and rent when I get it I*⧼'⧽ll lash it
468around I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing⸢1I tell you in fine style I always
35want to throw a handful of tea into
469the pot measuring and mincing1⸣ if I buy
36a pair of old brogues itself do you
470like those new∧new∧ shoes yes how much
1were theyB⸣ I*⧼'⧽ve no clothes at all the brown
471costume and the skirt and
2jacket and the one at the cleaners 3 whats that for
472any woman⸢3the brown
471costume and the skirt and
2jacket and the one at the cleaners 3 whats that for
472any woman3⸣ cutting up ⸢1[an]an
3 this
3 this 1⸣ [an]an
3 this
3 this old hat and patching up the other⸢Bcutting up ⸢1[an]an
3 this
3 this 1⸣ [an]an
3 this
3 this old hat and patching up the otherB⸣ the men won*⧼'⧽t
473 look at you
4 and women try to walk on you because they know youve ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ no
474man then⸢3because they know youve ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ no
474man then3⸣
5with all the things getting dearer every day⸢4
5with all the things getting dearer every day4⸣ for the ⸢4[four]four 4 4 4⸣ [four]four 4 4 years more I
475
6 have of life up to 35 no I*⧼'⧽m what am I at all⸢1at all1⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll be ⸢3[thirtythree]thirtythree 33 33 3⸣ [thirtythree]thirtythree 33 33
7 in September will I
476what⸢3will I
476what3⸣ O well look at that Mrs Galbraith she*⧼'⧽s much
8 older than me I saw her
477 when I was out last week her beauty*⧼'⧽s on the
9 wane she was a lovely woman
478 magnificent∧magnificent∧ head of hair on her down to
10 her waist tossing it back like that⸢2tossing it back like that2⸣
479 like Kitty O*⧼'⧽Shea in Grantham street
111st thing I did every morning to look
480 across see her combing it as if she
12 loved it and was full of it pity I only got
481 to know her the day before we left
13 and that Mrs Langtry the jersey lily the
482 prince of Wales was in love with I
14 suppose he*⧼'⧽s ⧼as⧽as like the first man going the
483 roads only for the name of a
15 king they*⧼'⧽re all made the one way only a black
484mans Id like to try⸢5only a black
484mans Id like to try5⸣ a
16 beauty up to what was she ⸢5[fortyfive]fortyfive 45 45 5⸣ [fortyfive]fortyfive 45 45 there was some funny
485 story
17 about the jealous old husband what was it at all and an oyster knife he
486 went
18 no he made her wear a kind of a tin thing round her and the prince of
487
19 Wales yes he had the oyster knife can*⧼'⧽t be true a thing like that like
20 some of
488 those books he brings me the works of Master>Master< ⸢B[Francis ]Francis
21Francois
21Francois B⸣ [Francis ]Francis
21Francois
21Francois Somebody
489 supposed to be a priest about a child born out of her
22 ear because her
490 bumgut fell out a nice word for ⸢B[a]a any any B⸣ [a]a any any priest to write
23and her a—e as if any
491fool wouldnt know what that meant I hate that
24pretending of all things⸢3
23and her a—e as if any
491fool wouldnt know what that meant I hate that
24pretending of all things3⸣ with
492that old blackguard*⧼'⧽s face on him ⸢1[anyone]anyone
25 anybody
25 anybody 1⸣ [anyone]anyone
25 anybody
25 anybody can see it*⧼'⧽s not true and that
493 Ruby and Fair Tyrants
26 he brought me that twice I remember when I came
494 to page 50>page 50< the part
27 about where she hangs him up out of a hook with a cord
495 flagellate sure
28 there*⧼'⧽s nothing for a woman in that>where she hangs him up out of a hook with a cord
495 flagellate sure
28 there*⧼'⧽s nothing for a woman in that< all invention made up
496about he
29drinking the champagne out of her slipper after the ball was over⸢1made up
496about he
29drinking the champagne out of her slipper after the ball was over1⸣
497 like the
30 infant Jesus in the crib at Inchicore in the ⸢1[blessed virgin's]blessed virgin's Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s 1⸣ [blessed virgin's]blessed virgin's Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s arms sure
498 no woman could have a child that big taken out of
32 her∧like
20 some of
488 those books he brings me the works of Master>Master< ⸢B[Francis ]Francis
21Francois
21Francois B⸣ [Francis ]Francis
21Francois
21Francois Somebody
489 supposed to be a priest about a child born out of her
22 ear because her
490 bumgut fell out a nice word for ⸢B[a]a any any B⸣ [a]a any any priest to write
23and her a—e as if any
491fool wouldnt know what that meant I hate that
24pretending of all things⸢3
23and her a—e as if any
491fool wouldnt know what that meant I hate that
24pretending of all things3⸣ with
492that old blackguard*⧼'⧽s face on him ⸢1[anyone]anyone
25 anybody
25 anybody 1⸣ [anyone]anyone
25 anybody
25 anybody can see it*⧼'⧽s not true and that
493 Ruby and Fair Tyrants
26 he brought me that twice I remember when I came
494 to page 50>page 50< the part
27 about where she hangs him up out of a hook with a cord
495 flagellate sure
28 there*⧼'⧽s nothing for a woman in that>where she hangs him up out of a hook with a cord
495 flagellate sure
28 there*⧼'⧽s nothing for a woman in that< all invention made up
496about he
29drinking the champagne out of her slipper after the ball was over⸢1made up
496about he
29drinking the champagne out of her slipper after the ball was over1⸣
497 like the
30 infant Jesus in the crib at Inchicore in the ⸢1[blessed virgin's]blessed virgin's Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s 1⸣ [blessed virgin's]blessed virgin's Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s Blessed
31Virgin*⧼'⧽s arms sure
498 no woman could have a child that big taken out of
32 her∧ and I thought first it
499came out of her side⸢3and I thought first it
499came out of her side3⸣ because how could she go
33 to the chamber when she
500 wanted to and she a rich lady of course she felt
34honoured H R H he was in
501Gibraltar the year I was born I bet he found
35lilies there too where he
502planted the tree he planted more than that in his
36time he might have planted
503me too if hed come a bit sooner then I wouldnt
37be here as I am⸢5of course she felt
34honoured H R H he was in
501Gibraltar the year I was born I bet he found
35lilies there too where he
502planted the tree he planted more than that in his
36time he might have planted
503me too if hed come a bit sooner then I wouldnt
37be here as I am5⸣ he ought to
504 chuck that Freeman with the paltry few
1 shillings he knocks out of it and go
505 into an office or something where
2 he*⧼'⧽d get regular ⸢4[money]money pay or a bank where ⧼he co⌷ ⧽he co⌷ they
506could put
3him up on a throne to count the money all the day pay or a bank where ⧼he co⌷ ⧽he co⌷ they
506could put
3him up on a throne to count the money all the day 4⸣ [money]money pay or a bank where ⧼he co⌷ ⧽he co⌷ they
506could put
3him up on a throne to count the money all the day pay or a bank where ⧼he co⌷ ⧽he co⌷ they
506could put
3him up on a throne to count the money all the day of course he
507 prefers
4 ∧⧼hanging⧽hanging plottering plottering ∧⧼hanging⧽hanging plottering plottering about the house so you can*⧼'⧽t stir with him any
5 side∧any
5 side∧ what*⧼'⧽s
508your programme today⸢Bwhat*⧼'⧽s
508your programme todayB⸣ I wish hed even smoke a pipe
6like father to get the
509smell of a man⸢3I wish hed even smoke a pipe
6like father to get the
509smell of a man3⸣ or pretending to be mooching about
7 for advertisements
510 when he could have been in Mr Cuffe*⧼'⧽s still only for
8 what he did then
511 sending me to try and patch it up I could have got him
9 promoted there to be
512 the manager he gave me a great ⸢5[eye]eye mirada mirada 5⸣ [eye]eye mirada mirada once
10 or twice first he was as stiff as
513 the mischief really and truly Mrs Bloom only
11 I felt rotten simply with the
514 old rubbishy dress that I lost the ⸢1[lead]lead leads leads 1⸣ [lead]lead leads leads
12 out of the tails with no cut in it but
515 they*⧼'⧽re coming into fashion again I
13 bought it simply to please him I knew it
516was no good by the finish⸢BI knew it
516was no good by the finishB⸣ pity I
14 changed my mind of going to Todd and
517 Burns as I said and not
15 ∧⧼McBirney's⧽McBirney's Lee*⧼'⧽s it was just like the shop itself Lee*⧼'⧽s it was just like the shop itself ∧⧼McBirney's⧽McBirney's Lee*⧼'⧽s it was just like the shop itself Lee*⧼'⧽s it was just like the shop itself rummage sale a
518 lot of
16 trash I hate those rich shops get on your nerves⸢3I hate those rich shops get on your nerves3⸣ nothing kills me
519
17 altogether only∧nothing kills me
519
17 altogether only∧ he thinks he knows a great lot about a woman*⧼'⧽s dress
18 and
520 cooking mathering everything he can scour off the shelves into it∧and
520 cooking mathering everything he can scour off the shelves into it∧ if I
19 went
521 by his advices every blessed hat I put on does that suit me yes take that
20 that*⧼'⧽s
522 alright>that*⧼'⧽s
522 alright< the one like a weddingcake standing up miles⸢BmilesB⸣ off my
21 head he said
523 suited me or the dishcover one coming down on my ⸢B[back]back
22backside
22backside B⸣ [back]back
22backside
22backside ∧ that*⧼'⧽s
522 alright>that*⧼'⧽s
522 alright< the one like a weddingcake standing up miles⸢BmilesB⸣ off my
21 head he said
523 suited me or the dishcover one coming down on my ⸢B[back]back
22backside
22backside B⸣ [back]back
22backside
22backside ∧ on pins and
524 needles about the shopgirl in that place in Grafton
23 street I had the
525 misfortune to bring him into and she as insolent as ever
24she⸢Bever
24sheB⸣ could be with
526 her smirk saying ⧼if⧽if I*⧼'⧽m afraid we*⧼'⧽re giving you
25 too much trouble what she*⧼'⧽s
527 there for ⧼y⧽y but I stared it out of her yes he
26 was awfully stiff and no wonder
528 but he changed the second time he looked
27 Poldy pigheaded as usual like the
529 soup but I could see him looking very
28 hard at my chest when he stood up to
530open the door for me it was nice of
29him to show me out in any case⸢4when he stood up to
530open the door for me it was nice of
29him to show me out in any case4⸣ I*⧼'⧽m
531 extremely sorry Mrs Bloom believe
30 me without making it too marked the
532 first time after him being insulted and
31 me being supposed to be his wife*⧼.⧽ I
533 just half smiled∧I
533 just half smiled∧ I know my chest
32 was out that way at the door when he said
534 I*⧼'⧽m extremely sorry and
33 I*⧼'⧽m sure you were*⧼.⧽

535
34yes⸢5
535
34yes5⸣ I think he made them a bit firmer sucking them like that so long
35 he
536 made me thirsty titties he calls them I had to laugh yes this one anyhow
36stiff
537the nipple gets for the least thing⸢4
36stiff
537the nipple gets for the least thing4⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll get him to keep that up and
37 I*⧼'⧽ll take
538 those eggs beaten up with marsala fatten them out for him what
1 are all
539 those veins and things curious the way it*⧼'⧽s made ⸢4[two]two 2 2 4⸣ [two]two 2 2 the
2 same in case of twins
540 they*⧼'⧽re supposed to represent beauty placed up
3 there like those statues in the
541museum one of them pretending to hide it
4with her hand are they so
542beautiful of course compared with ⧼the⧽the what a
5man looks like with his two bags
543full and his other thing hanging down out
6of him or sticking up at you like
544a hatrack no wonder they hide it with a
7cabbageleaf that disgusting
545 Cameron highlander behind the meat market
8 or that other wretch with the
546 red head behind the tree where the statue of
9the fish used to be⸢5where the statue of
9the fish used to be5⸣ when I was
547 passing pretending he was pissing standing
10 out for me to see it with his
548 babyclothes up to one side the ⸢1[queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens 1⸣ [queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens own they were a nice lot it*⧼'⧽s well the
549 Surreys relieved them
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero⸢5
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero5⸣ I tried to draw a picture of it before
558
21 I tore it up like a sausage or something I wonder they*⧼'⧽re not afraid going
559
22 about of getting a kick or a bang of something there∧that disgusting
545 Cameron highlander behind the meat market
8 or that other wretch with the
546 red head behind the tree where the statue of
9the fish used to be⸢5where the statue of
9the fish used to be5⸣ when I was
547 passing pretending he was pissing standing
10 out for me to see it with his
548 babyclothes up to one side the ⸢1[queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens 1⸣ [queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens own they were a nice lot it*⧼'⧽s well the
549 Surreys relieved them
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero⸢5
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero5⸣ I tried to draw a picture of it before
558
21 I tore it up like a sausage or something I wonder they*⧼'⧽re not afraid going
559
22 about of getting a kick or a bang of something there∧ the woman is beauty
23of
560course that*⧼'⧽s admitted⸢Blike those statues in the
541museum one of them pretending to hide it
4with her hand are they so
542beautiful of course compared with ⧼the⧽the what a
5man looks like with his two bags
543full and his other thing hanging down out
6of him or sticking up at you like
544a hatrack no wonder they hide it with a
7cabbageleaf that disgusting
545 Cameron highlander behind the meat market
8 or that other wretch with the
546 red head behind the tree where the statue of
9the fish used to be⸢5where the statue of
9the fish used to be5⸣ when I was
547 passing pretending he was pissing standing
10 out for me to see it with his
548 babyclothes up to one side the ⸢1[queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens 1⸣ [queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens own they were a nice lot it*⧼'⧽s well the
549 Surreys relieved them
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero⸢5
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero5⸣ I tried to draw a picture of it before
558
21 I tore it up like a sausage or something I wonder they*⧼'⧽re not afraid going
559
22 about of getting a kick or a bang of something there∧that disgusting
545 Cameron highlander behind the meat market
8 or that other wretch with the
546 red head behind the tree where the statue of
9the fish used to be⸢5where the statue of
9the fish used to be5⸣ when I was
547 passing pretending he was pissing standing
10 out for me to see it with his
548 babyclothes up to one side the ⸢1[queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens 1⸣ [queen's]queen's
11Queens
11Queens own they were a nice lot it*⧼'⧽s well the
549 Surreys relieved them
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero⸢5
12theyre always trying to show it to you every time
550nearly I passed outside
13the mens greenhouse near the Harcourt street
551station just to try some fellow
14or other trying to catch my ⧼eyes⧽eyes eye as if it was ⧼ on⧽ on 1
552of the 7 wonders of
15the world O and the stink of those rotten places the
553night coming home
16with Poldy after the Comerfords party oranges and
554lemonade to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧to make you
17 feel nice and watery∧ I went into 1 of ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them ∧⧼those places⧽those places them them it was so
555biting
18cold I couldnt keep it when was that 93 the canal was frozen yes it
556was a
19few months after a pity a∧pity a∧ couple of the Camerons werent there to see
557me
20squatting in the men⧼'⧽'s place meadero5⸣ I tried to draw a picture of it before
558
21 I tore it up like a sausage or something I wonder they*⧼'⧽re not afraid going
559
22 about of getting a kick or a bang of something there∧ the woman is beauty
23of
560course that*⧼'⧽s admittedB⸣ when he said I could pose for a picture naked
24 to some
561 rich fellow in Holles street when he lost the job in Hely*⧼'⧽s and I
25 was selling
562 the clothes and strumming in the coffee palace would I be like
26 that bath of
563 the nymph with my hair down yes only she*⧼'⧽s younger∧yes only she*⧼'⧽s younger∧ or
27I*⧼'⧽m a little like that
564dirty bitch in that Spanish photo he has nymphs⸢Bor
27I*⧼'⧽m a little like that
564dirty bitch in that Spanish photo he has nymphsB⸣
28 used they go about like
565 that I asked him about her and that word met
29 something with hoses in it
566 and he came out with some jawbreakers about
30 the incarnation he never can
567 explain a thing simply the way a body can
31 understand then he goes and
568 burns the bottom out∧out∧ of the pan all for his
32 Kidney this one not so much
569 there*⧼'⧽s the mark of his teeth still where he
33 tried to bite the nipple I had to
570 scream out aren*⧼'⧽t they fearful trying to
34 hurt you I had a great breast of milk
571 with ∧⧼Rudy⧽Rudy Milly enough for two Milly enough for two ∧⧼Rudy⧽Rudy Milly enough for two Milly enough for two
35 ⸢⧼from the belladonna⧽from the belladonna ⸣ ⧼from the belladonna⧽from the belladonna what was the reason of that⸢1what was the reason of that1⸣ he said I could have
572
36 got a pound a week as a wet nurse∧he said I could have
572
36 got a pound a week as a wet nurse∧ all swelled out the morning that delicate
573
37 looking student that stopped in ∧⧼Citron*⧼'⧽s⧽Citron*⧼'⧽s no  28 with the Citrons no  28 with the Citrons ∧⧼Citron*⧼'⧽s⧽Citron*⧼'⧽s no  28 with the Citrons no  28 with the Citrons
1 Penrose nearly
574 caught me washing through the window only for I snapped
2 up the towel to
575 my face that was his studenting⸢Bthat was his studentingB⸣ hurt me they used to
3 weaning her till he got∧he got∧
576 doctor Brady to give me the belladonna
4 prescription I had to get him to
577 suck them they were so hard he said it was
5 sweeter and thicker than cow*⧼'⧽s
578 then he wanted to milk me into the tea
6well he*⧼'⧽s beyond everything⸢B
6well he*⧼'⧽s beyond everythingB⸣ I declare
579 somebody ought to put him in
7 the budget if I ∧⧼could only⧽could only only could only could ∧⧼could only⧽could only only could only could remember the 1
580 half of the things
8 and write a book out of it the works of Master Poldy yes
581 and it*⧼'⧽s so
9 much smoother the skin much an hour he was at them I*⧼'⧽m sure by
582 the
10 clock like some kind of a big infant I had at me they want everything in
583
11their mouth⸢5like some kind of a big infant I had at me they want everything in
583
11their mouth5⸣ all the pleasure those men get out of a woman⸢1all the pleasure those men get out of a woman1⸣ I can feel his
584
12 mouth O Lord I must stretch myself I wished he was here or ⧼someone⧽someone
13 somebody to
585 let myself go with and come again like that⸢4and come again like that4⸣ I feel all fire
14inside me⸢3I feel all fire
14inside me3⸣ or if I
586 could dream it∧or ⧼someone⧽someone
13 somebody to
585 let myself go with and come again like that⸢4and come again like that4⸣ I feel all fire
14inside me⸢3I feel all fire
14inside me3⸣ or if I
586 could dream it∧ when he made me spend the ∧⧼second⧽second 2nd 2nd ∧⧼second⧽second 2nd 2nd
15 time tickling me behind with
587 his finger I was coming for about ⸢4[five]five 5 5 4⸣ [five]five 5 5
16 minutes with my legs round him⸢3with my legs round him3⸣ I had
588 to hug him after O Lord I wanted
17 to shout out all sorts of things fuck or
589 shit or anything at all only not to
18look ugly or those lines from the strain⸢Bonly not to
18look ugly or those lines from the strainB⸣
590 who knows the way he*⧼'⧽d take it
19 you want to feel your way with a man
591 they*⧼'⧽re not all like ⧼Poldy⧽Poldy him
20 thank God some of them want you to be so nice
592about it⸢Bsome of them want you to be so nice
592about itB⸣ I noticed the
21 contrast he does it and doesn*⧼'⧽t talk I gave my eyes that
593 look with my hair
22 a bit loose from the tumbling and my tongue between my
594 lips up to him
23the savage brute⸢1
23the savage brute1⸣ Thursday Friday one Saturday two Sunday
595 three⸢B threeB⸣ O
24 Lord I can*⧼'⧽t wait till Monday*⧼.⧽

⸢2[Frseeeeeeeefronnnng]Frseeeeeeeefronnnng
596
25 frseeeeeeeefronnnng
596
25 frseeeeeeeefronnnng 2⸣ [Frseeeeeeeefronnnng]Frseeeeeeeefronnnng
596
25 frseeeeeeeefronnnng
596
25 frseeeeeeeefronnnng train somewhere
26 whistling the strength those
597 engines have in them like big giants∧the strength those
597 engines have in them like big giants∧ and the
27water rolling all over and out of
598them all sides⸢Band the
27water rolling all over and out of
598them all sidesB⸣ like the end of ⸢1[love's]love's
28Loves
28Loves 1⸣ [love's]love's
28Loves
28Loves old sweeeetsonnnng the poor men that
599 have to be out all the night
29 from their wives and families in those roasting
600 engines stifling it was today
30 I*⧼'⧽m glad I burned the half of those old Freemans
601 and Photo Bits leaving
31 things like that lying about he*⧼'⧽s getting very careless∧he*⧼'⧽s getting very careless∧
602 and threw the rest
32 of them up in the W*⧼.⧽ C*⧼.⧽ Ill get him to cut them tomorrow
603for me⸢3Ill get him to cut them tomorrow
603for me3⸣
33 instead of having them there for the next year to get a few pence for
604 them∧instead of having them there for the next year to get a few pence for
604 them∧
34 have him asking where*⧼'⧽s last ∧⧼year's⧽year's January*⧼'⧽s January*⧼'⧽s ∧⧼year's⧽year's January*⧼'⧽s January*⧼'⧽s paper and all those
35 old
605 overcoats I bundled out of the hall making the place hotter than it is
36that
606 rain was lovely and refreshing>and refreshing< just after my beauty sleep∧ and refreshing>and refreshing< just after my beauty sleep∧ I thought
37 it was
607 going to get like Gibraltar my goodness the heat there before the
1levanter
608came on black as night⸢4before the
1levanter
608came on black as night4⸣ and the glare of the rock standing up in it
2 like a big
609 giant compared with their 3 Rock mountain they think is so
3great⸢3compared with their 3 Rock mountain they think is so
3great3⸣ with the
610 red sentries here and there the⸢1 red sentries here and there the1⸣ poplars and they all
4 whitehot and ⸢⧼the mosquito nets and⧽the mosquito nets and ⸣ ⧼the mosquito nets and⧽the mosquito nets and the smell
611 of the rainwater in those
5 tanks watching the sun all the time weltering down
612 on you faded all that
6 lovely frock father*⧼'⧽s friend Mrs Stanhope sent me from
613 the B*⧼.⧽ Marche
7paris what a shame my ⸢B[dear]dear dearest dearest B⸣ [dear]dear dearest dearest Doggerina she wrote ∧⧼in⧽in on on ∧⧼in⧽in on on it
8 ⧼what⧽what she
614 was very nice what*⧼'⧽s this her other name was just a
9p*⧼.⧽ c*⧼.⧽ to tell you I sent the
615 little present have just had a jolly warm bath
10 and feel a very clean dog now
616 enjoyed it wogger she called him wogger wd
11 give anything to be back in
617 ⸢3[G]G Gib Gib 3⸣ [G]G Gib Gib and hear you sing Waiting and∧Waiting and∧ in
12 old Madrid ⸢1[Concone's]Concone's Concone Concone 1⸣ [Concone's]Concone's Concone Concone is the name of
618 those exercises he
13 bought me one of those new some word I couldn*⧼'⧽t make
619 out shawls
14 amusing things but tear for the least thing still there lovely I
620think dont
15you⸢3still there lovely I
620think dont
15you3⸣ will always think of the lovely teas we had together
621 scrumptious
16 currant scones and raspberry wafers I adore well>well< now dearest
622
17 Doggerina∧ well>well< now dearest
622
17 Doggerina∧ be sure and write soon kind ⸢[regards]regards ⸣ [regards]regards she left out regards>regards<
18 to your father
623 also captain Grove∧kind ⸢[regards]regards ⸣ [regards]regards she left out regards>regards<
18 to your father
623 also captain Grove∧ with love yrs aff*⧼'⧽ly Hester x x x x x
19 she didn*⧼'⧽t look a bit
624 married just like a girl he was years older than her
20 wogger he was awfully
625 fond of me when he held down the wire with his
21 foot for me to step over at
626 the bullfight at La Linea when that matador
22Gomez was given the bull*⧼'⧽s ear⸢Bwhen that matador
22Gomez was given the bull*⧼'⧽s earB⸣
627these clothes we have to wear whoever
23invented them expecting you to walk
628up ⧼a⧽a Killiney hill then for example at
24that picnic all staysed up⸢Bwhoever
23invented them expecting you to walk
628up ⧼a⧽a Killiney hill then for example at
24that picnic all staysed upB⸣ you can*⧼'⧽t do a
629 blessed thing in them in a
25crowd⸢Bin a
25crowdB⸣ run or jump out of the way that*⧼'⧽s why I
630 was afraid when that
26other⸢B
26otherB⸣ ferocious⸢1ferocious1⸣ old ⸢3[bull]bull Bull Bull 3⸣ [bull]bull Bull Bull began to charge the
631banderilleros
27with the sashes and the 2∧sashes and the 2∧ things in their hats⸢3
27with the sashes and the 2∧sashes and the 2∧ things in their hats3⸣ and the brutes of
632men
28shouting bravo toro sure the women were as bad in their nice white
633
29mantillas⸢3in their nice white
633
29mantillas3⸣ ripping all the whole insides out of those poor horses I never
634
30heard of such a thing in all my life yes⸢1the
631banderilleros
27with the sashes and the 2∧sashes and the 2∧ things in their hats⸢3
27with the sashes and the 2∧sashes and the 2∧ things in their hats3⸣ and the brutes of
632men
28shouting bravo toro sure the women were as bad in their nice white
633
29mantillas⸢3in their nice white
633
29mantillas3⸣ ripping all the whole insides out of those poor horses I never
634
30heard of such a thing in all my life yes1⸣ he used to break his heart at me
635
31 taking off the dog barking in ∧⧼Bell⧽Bell bell bell ∧⧼Bell⧽Bell bell bell lane⸢1in ∧⧼Bell⧽Bell bell bell ∧⧼Bell⧽Bell bell bell lane1⸣ poor brute and it sick⸢5poor brute and it sick5⸣
32 what became of
636 them ever∧what became of
636 them ever∧ I suppose they*⧼'⧽re dead long ago the ⸢5[two]two
332
332 5⸣ [two]two
332
332 of them it*⧼'⧽s like all through a
637 mist makes you feel so old I made the
34 scones of course I had everything all
638 to myself then a girl Hester we used to
35 compare our hair mine was thicker
639than her⧼'⧽'s⸢1mine was thicker
639than her⧼'⧽'s1⸣ she showed me how to
36 settle it at the back when I put it up and
640 what*⧼'⧽s this else how to make a
1 knot on a thread with the one hand we were
641like cousins⸢3we were
641like cousins3⸣ what age was I
2 then the night of the storm I slept in her bed she
642had her arms round me
3then we were fighting in the morning with the
643pillow what fun⸢2the night of the storm I slept in her bed she
642had her arms round me
3then we were fighting in the morning with the
643pillow what fun2⸣ he was
4 watching me whenever he got an opportunity at the
644 band on the Alameda
5 esplanade when I was with father and captain Grove
645 I looked up at the
6 church first and then at the windows then down and our
646 eyes met I felt
7 something go through me like all needles my eyes were
647 dancing I remember
8 after when I looked at myself in the glass hardly
648recognised myself the
9 change>hardly
648recognised myself the
9 change< he was attractive to a girl in spite of his being
649 a little bald intelligent
10 looking disappointed and gay at the same time he was
650 like Thomas in the
11 shadow of Ashlydyat∧ hardly
648recognised myself the
9 change>hardly
648recognised myself the
9 change< he was attractive to a girl in spite of his being
649 a little bald intelligent
10 looking disappointed and gay at the same time he was
650 like Thomas in the
11 shadow of Ashlydyat∧ I had a splendid skin from the sun
651and the
12excitement like a rose⸢5I had a splendid skin from the sun
651and the
12excitement like a rose5⸣ I didn*⧼'⧽t get a wink of sleep⸢BI didn*⧼'⧽t get a wink of sleepB⸣ it wouldn*⧼'⧽t have
652
13 been nice on account of her but I could have stopped it in time she gave me
653
14 the Moonstone to read that was the first I read of Wilkie Collins East Lynne
654
15 I read and the shadow of Ashlydyat Mrs Henry Wood Henry Dunbar by
655
16 that other woman I lent him afterwards with Mulveys photo in it so as he
656
17see I wasn*⧼'⧽t without⸢1I lent him afterwards with Mulveys photo in it so as he
656
17see I wasn*⧼'⧽t without1⸣ and Lord Lytton Eugene Aram Molly ⸢1[Bawn]Bawn
18bawn
18bawn 1⸣ [Bawn]Bawn
18bawn
18bawn she gave
657 me by Mrs Hungerford on account of the name I don*⧼'⧽t
19 like books with a
658 Molly in them like that one he brought me about the one
20 from Flanders a
659 whore always shoplifting anything she could cloth and
21 stuff and yards of it
660O this blanket is too heavy on me that*⧼'⧽s better I
22 haven*⧼'⧽t even ⸢1[a]a one one 1⸣ [a]a one one decent
661 nightdress this thing gets all rolled under
23 me besides him and his fooling
662 that*⧼'⧽s better I used to be weltering then in
24 the heat my shift drenched with
663 the sweat stuck ∧⧼to my bottom⧽to my bottom in the
25 cheeks of my bottom in the
25 cheeks of my bottom ∧⧼to my bottom⧽to my bottom in the
25 cheeks of my bottom in the
25 cheeks of my bottom on the chair when I ⸢1[got]got stood stood 1⸣ [got]got stood stood up
664 they were so
26 fattish and firm when I ⸢1[stood]stood got up got up 1⸣ [stood]stood got up got up on the ⸢2[table]table sofa cushions sofa cushions 2⸣ [table]table sofa cushions sofa cushions to
27 see with
665 my clothes up∧they were so
26 fattish and firm when I ⸢1[stood]stood got up got up 1⸣ [stood]stood got up got up on the ⸢2[table]table sofa cushions sofa cushions 2⸣ [table]table sofa cushions sofa cushions to
27 see with
665 my clothes up∧ and the ⧼tons of them⧽tons of them ⸢2 ⧼tons of them⧽tons of them 2⸣ bugs tons of them⸢2tons of them2⸣ at
28 night and the mosquito nets I
666 couldn*⧼'⧽t read a line⸢1a line1⸣ Lord how long ago
29it seems centuries⸢BLord how long ago
29it seems centuriesB⸣ of course they
667 never came back and she didn*⧼'⧽t put
30 >⧼any⧽any her her <⧼any⧽any her her address right⸢BrightB⸣ on it either∧and she didn*⧼'⧽t put
30 >⧼any⧽any her her <⧼any⧽any her her address right⸢BrightB⸣ on it either∧ she may
668 have noticed her wogger
31 people were always going away and we never I
669 remember that day with the
32 waves and the boats with their high heads⸢1with their high heads1⸣
670 rocking and the smell of ship
33 those ⸢3[officers']officers' Officers Officers 3⸣ [officers']officers' Officers Officers uniforms on shore leave∧on shore leave∧ made
671 me seasick he
34 didn*⧼'⧽t say anything he was very serious I had the high
672 buttoned boots on
35 and my skirt was blowing she kissed me six or seven
673 times didn*⧼'⧽t I cry yes⸢1yes1⸣
36 I believe I did or near it my lips were taittering when I
674said goodbye⸢Bmy lips were taittering when I
674said goodbyeB⸣ she
37 had a ⸢3[gorgeous]gorgeous Gorgeous Gorgeous 3⸣ [gorgeous]gorgeous Gorgeous Gorgeous wrap of some special kind of blue colour⸢3of some special kind of blue colour3⸣
675
38 on her for the voyage made very peculiarly to one side like and it was
676
39extremely pretty⸢Bmade very peculiarly to one side like and it was
676
39extremely prettyB⸣ it got as dull as the devil after they went I was almost
677
40planning to run away mad out of it somewhere⸢BI was almost
677
40planning to run away mad out of it somewhereB⸣ were never easy where we
678
1are father or aunt or marriage⸢3were never easy where we
678
1are father or aunt or marriage3⸣ waiting always>always< waiting to ⸢1[gui‐ide]gui‐ide
2guiiiide
2guiiiide 1⸣ [gui‐ide]gui‐ide
2guiiiide
2guiiiide him ⸢1[to‐oo]to‐oo toooo toooo 1⸣ [to‐oo]to‐oo toooo toooo
679 me waiting nor ⸢1[spee‐eed]spee‐eed speeeed speeeed 1⸣ [spee‐eed]spee‐eed speeeed speeeed his flying
3 feet∧waiting always>always< waiting to ⸢1[gui‐ide]gui‐ide
2guiiiide
2guiiiide 1⸣ [gui‐ide]gui‐ide
2guiiiide
2guiiiide him ⸢1[to‐oo]to‐oo toooo toooo 1⸣ [to‐oo]to‐oo toooo toooo
679 me waiting nor ⸢1[spee‐eed]spee‐eed speeeed speeeed 1⸣ [spee‐eed]spee‐eed speeeed speeeed his flying
3 feet∧ their damn guns bursting and
680booming all over the shop especially
4the Queen*⧼'⧽s birthday⸢3especially
4the Queen*⧼'⧽s birthday3⸣ and throwing
681everything down in all directions if
5you didn*⧼'⧽t open the windows when
682general Ulysses Grant whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧ landed off the ship and old
7Sprague the consul that was there from
684before the flood dressed up poor
8man and he in mourning for the son⸢5when
682general Ulysses Grant whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧ landed off the ship and old
7Sprague the consul that was there from
684before the flood dressed up poor
8man and he in mourning for the son5⸣ then
685the⸢Btheir damn guns bursting and
680booming all over the shop especially
4the Queen*⧼'⧽s birthday⸢3especially
4the Queen*⧼'⧽s birthday3⸣ and throwing
681everything down in all directions if
5you didn*⧼'⧽t open the windows when
682general Ulysses Grant whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧ landed off the ship and old
7Sprague the consul that was there from
684before the flood dressed up poor
8man and he in mourning for the son⸢5when
682general Ulysses Grant whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧whoever he
6 was or did supposed to be some great
683 fellow∧ landed off the ship and old
7Sprague the consul that was there from
684before the flood dressed up poor
8man and he in mourning for the son5⸣ then
685theB⸣ same old bugles for⸢Bbugles forB⸣
9 reveille in the morning and drums rolling⸢1and drums rolling1⸣ and the
686 unfortunate poor devils
10 of soldiers walking about with messtins smelling the
687 place more than the old
11longbearded⸢5
11longbearded5⸣ jews in their jellibees⸢Bin their jellibeesB⸣ and levites⸢4and levites4⸣
688 assembly and sound
12 clear and gunfire for the men to cross the lines and the
689warden marching
13with his keys to lock the gates and the bagpipes and⸢1the
689warden marching
13with his keys to lock the gates and the bagpipes and1⸣ only
690captain Groves
14 and father talking about Rorke*⧼'⧽s drift and Plevna and sir
691Garnet
15Wolseley⸢3and sir
691Garnet
15Wolseley3⸣ and Gordon at Khartoum ⸢Btalking about Rorke*⧼'⧽s drift and Plevna and sir
691Garnet
15Wolseley⸢3and sir
691Garnet
15Wolseley3⸣ and Gordon at Khartoum B⸣ lighting their pipes for them
692
16 everytime they went out drunken old devil with his grog on the windowsill
693
17catch him leaving any of it⸢Bwith his grog on the windowsill
693
17catch him leaving any of itB⸣ picking his nose trying to think of some other∧other∧
694
18 dirty story to tell up in a corner but he never forgot himself when I was
695
19 there sending me out of the room on some blind excuse⸢2sending me out of the room on some blind excuse2⸣ paying his
696
20 compliments the ⸢B[drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky B⸣ [drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky talking of course>the ⸢B[drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky B⸣ [drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky talking of course< but
21 he*⧼'⧽d do the same to
697 the next woman that came along∧paying his
696
20 compliments the ⸢B[drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky B⸣ [drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky talking of course>the ⸢B[drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky B⸣ [drink]drink Bushmills whisky Bushmills whisky talking of course< but
21 he*⧼'⧽d do the same to
697 the next woman that came along∧ I suppose he died ⸢1[from]from
22 of
22 of 1⸣ [from]from
22 of
22 of galloping drink ages
698ago⸢BI suppose he died ⸢1[from]from
22 of
22 of 1⸣ [from]from
22 of
22 of galloping drink ages
698agoB⸣ the days like years not a letter from a
23 living soul except the odd few I
699 posted to myself with bits of paper in them
24 so bored sometimes I could fight
700 with my nails listening to that old Arab
25with the one eye and his heass of an
701instrument singing his heah heah aheah
26all my compriments on your
702 ⧼ hotchapot⧽ hotchapot hotchapotch of your heass⸢4listening to that old Arab
25with the one eye and his heass of an
701instrument singing his heah heah aheah
26all my compriments on your
702 ⧼ hotchapot⧽ hotchapot hotchapotch of your heass4⸣ as
27 bad as now with the hands hanging off me
703 looking out of the window if
28there was a nice fellow even in the opposite
704house⸢1 looking out of the window if
28there was a nice fellow even in the opposite
704house1⸣ that ⧼idiot⧽idiot medical in
29Holles street the nurse was after when I put on my
705gloves and hat at the
30window to show I was going out not a notion what I
706meant arent they thick
31never understand what you say even⸢4
31never understand what you say even4⸣ youd want to
707 ∧⧼ put⧽ put print print ∧⧼ put⧽ put print print it up on a
32big poster for them not even if you shake [4their]their hands twice with
708the left⸢4with
708the left4⸣
33he didnt recognise me either when I half frowned at him⸢4when I half frowned at him4⸣ outside
709
34 Westland row chapel∧
33he didnt recognise me either when I half frowned at him⸢4when I half frowned at him4⸣ outside
709
34 Westland row chapel∧ where does their great intelligence come in Id like to
710
35know⸢3that ⧼idiot⧽idiot medical in
29Holles street the nurse was after when I put on my
705gloves and hat at the
30window to show I was going out not a notion what I
706meant arent they thick
31never understand what you say even⸢4
31never understand what you say even4⸣ youd want to
707 ∧⧼ put⧽ put print print ∧⧼ put⧽ put print print it up on a
32big poster for them not even if you shake [4their]their hands twice with
708the left⸢4with
708the left4⸣
33he didnt recognise me either when I half frowned at him⸢4when I half frowned at him4⸣ outside
709
34 Westland row chapel∧
33he didnt recognise me either when I half frowned at him⸢4when I half frowned at him4⸣ outside
709
34 Westland row chapel∧ where does their great intelligence come in Id like to
710
35know3⸣ grey matter they have it all in their tail if you ask me⸢4grey matter they have it all in their tail if you ask me4⸣ those
36country
711gougers up in the City Arms intelligence they had a damn sight less
37than the
712bulls and cows they were selling⸢5those
36country
711gougers up in the City Arms intelligence they had a damn sight less
37than the
712bulls and cows they were selling5⸣ the meat and the coalman*⧼'⧽s
1 bell that noisy
713bugger trying to swindle me with the wrong bill he took out
2of his hat what
714a pair of paws and⸢5that noisy
713bugger trying to swindle me with the wrong bill he took out
2of his hat what
714a pair of paws and5⸣ pots and pans and kettles to mend any
3broken bottles for
715a poor man today⸢3pots and pans and kettles to mend any
3broken bottles for
715a poor man today3⸣ and no visitors or post ever except his
4 cheques or some
716 advertisement like that wonderworker they sent him
5addressed dear Madam⸢B
5addressed dear MadamB⸣
717 only his letter and the card from Milly this
6 morning see she wrote a letter to
718 him who did I get the last letter from O
7 Mrs ⸢B[Thornton]Thornton Dwenn Dwenn B⸣ [Thornton]Thornton Dwenn Dwenn now what possessed
719 her to write from
8 Canada>from
8 Canada< after so many years to know the recipe I had for
720 ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno ⸢4to know the recipe I had for
720 ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno 4⸣ Floey Dillon since she wrote to say she was married to a
721
10 very rich architect if I*⧼'⧽m to believe ⸢1[it]it all I hear all I hear 1⸣ [it]it all I hear all I hear with a villa and eight
11 rooms her
722 father was an awfully nice man he was near seventy>he was near seventy< always ⸢B[good humour]good humour
12 goodhumoured
12 goodhumoured B⸣ [good humour]good humour
12 goodhumoured
12 goodhumoured
723 well now Miss Tweedy or Miss Gillespie
13 there*⧼'⧽s the piannyer that was a solid
724silver coffee service he had too on
14the mahogany sideboard⸢5that was a solid
724silver coffee service he had too on
14the mahogany sideboard5⸣ then dying so
725 far away∧ from
8 Canada>from
8 Canada< after so many years to know the recipe I had for
720 ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno ⸢4to know the recipe I had for
720 ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno ∧⧼ olla podrida⧽ olla podrida
9pisto madrileno
9pisto madrileno 4⸣ Floey Dillon since she wrote to say she was married to a
721
10 very rich architect if I*⧼'⧽m to believe ⸢1[it]it all I hear all I hear 1⸣ [it]it all I hear all I hear with a villa and eight
11 rooms her
722 father was an awfully nice man he was near seventy>he was near seventy< always ⸢B[good humour]good humour
12 goodhumoured
12 goodhumoured B⸣ [good humour]good humour
12 goodhumoured
12 goodhumoured
723 well now Miss Tweedy or Miss Gillespie
13 there*⧼'⧽s the piannyer that was a solid
724silver coffee service he had too on
14the mahogany sideboard⸢5that was a solid
724silver coffee service he had too on
14the mahogany sideboard5⸣ then dying so
725 far away∧ I hate people that have
15 always their poor story to tell everybody
726 has their own troubles∧everybody
726 has their own troubles∧ that poor
16 Nancy Blake died a month ago of acute
727neumonia well I didn*⧼'⧽t know her
17 so well as all that she was Floey*⧼'⧽s friend
728 more than mine poor Nancy
18 it*⧼'⧽s a bother having to answer he always tells
729 me the wrong things and
19 no stops∧and
19 no stops∧ to say like making a speech your sad
730 bereavement>your sad
730 bereavement< symph̸athy
20 I always make that mistake and new̸phew with ⸢1[you]you 2
731double yous 2
731double yous 1⸣ [you]you 2
731double yous 2
731double yous in∧ your sad
730 bereavement>your sad
730 bereavement< symph̸athy
20 I always make that mistake and new̸phew with ⸢1[you]you 2
731double yous 2
731double yous 1⸣ [you]you 2
731double yous 2
731double yous in∧ I
21 hope he*⧼'⧽ll write me a longer letter the next time if it*⧼'⧽s a thing
732 he really
22 likes me O thanks be to the great God I got somebody to give me
733 what I
23 badly wanted to put some heart up into me⸢4to put some heart up into me4⸣ you*⧼'⧽ve no chances at all in
734
24 this place like you used long ago I wish somebody would write me a
735
25 loveletter his wasnt much and I told him he could write what he liked
26yours
736ever Hugh Boylan⸢5his wasnt much and I told him he could write what he liked
26yours
736ever Hugh Boylan5⸣ in old Madrid stuff silly women believe love is
27 sighing I
737 am dying still if he wrote it I suppose there*⧼'⧽d be some truth in
28 it∧in old Madrid stuff silly women believe love is
27 sighing I
737 am dying still if he wrote it I suppose there*⧼'⧽d be some truth in
28 it∧ true or no it
738 fills up your whole day and life always something to think
29 about every
739 moment ⧼ △ ⧽ △ and see it all round you like a new world I could
30 write the answer
740 in bed to let him imagine me short just a few words not
31 those long crossed
741 letters ⸢B[Floey]Floey Atty Atty B⸣ [Floey]Floey Atty Atty Dillon used to write to the fellow
32 that was something in the four
742courts that⸢5was something in the four
742courts that5⸣ jilted her after⸢5after5⸣ out of the
33 ladies*⧼'⧽ letterwriter when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not⸢3when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not3⸣ acting with precipat
744 precip itancy with equal
35 candour the greatest earthly happiness answer to a
745 gentleman*⧼'⧽s proposal
36 affirmatively>I could
30 write the answer
740 in bed to let him imagine me short just a few words not
31 those long crossed
741 letters ⸢B[Floey]Floey Atty Atty B⸣ [Floey]Floey Atty Atty Dillon used to write to the fellow
32 that was something in the four
742courts that⸢5was something in the four
742courts that5⸣ jilted her after⸢5after5⸣ out of the
33 ladies*⧼'⧽ letterwriter when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not⸢3when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not3⸣ acting with precipat
744 precip itancy with equal
35 candour the greatest earthly happiness answer to a
745 gentleman*⧼'⧽s proposal
36 affirmatively< ∧and life always something to think
29 about every
739 moment ⧼ △ ⧽ △ and see it all round you like a new world I could
30 write the answer
740 in bed to let him imagine me short just a few words not
31 those long crossed
741 letters ⸢B[Floey]Floey Atty Atty B⸣ [Floey]Floey Atty Atty Dillon used to write to the fellow
32 that was something in the four
742courts that⸢5was something in the four
742courts that5⸣ jilted her after⸢5after5⸣ out of the
33 ladies*⧼'⧽ letterwriter when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not⸢3when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not3⸣ acting with precipat
744 precip itancy with equal
35 candour the greatest earthly happiness answer to a
745 gentleman*⧼'⧽s proposal
36 affirmatively>I could
30 write the answer
740 in bed to let him imagine me short just a few words not
31 those long crossed
741 letters ⸢B[Floey]Floey Atty Atty B⸣ [Floey]Floey Atty Atty Dillon used to write to the fellow
32 that was something in the four
742courts that⸢5was something in the four
742courts that5⸣ jilted her after⸢5after5⸣ out of the
33 ladies*⧼'⧽ letterwriter when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not⸢3when I told her to
743say a few simple words he could
34twist how he liked not3⸣ acting with precipat
744 precip itancy with equal
35 candour the greatest earthly happiness answer to a
745 gentleman*⧼'⧽s proposal
36 affirmatively< ∧ my goodness there*⧼'⧽s nothing else it*⧼'⧽s all
746 very fine for
1 them but as for being a woman∧it*⧼'⧽s all
746 very fine for
1 them but as for being a woman∧ as soon as you*⧼'⧽re old they might
747 as well
2 throw you out ⸢1[into]into in the bottom of in the bottom of 1⸣ [into]into in the bottom of in the bottom of the ashpit.

748
3Mulvey*⧼'⧽s was the first when I was in bed that morning and Mrs
4 Rubio
749 brought it in with the coffee she stood there standing when I asked
5 her to
750 hand me and I pointing at them I couldn*⧼'⧽t think of the word a
6 hairpin to
751 open it with ah horquilla disobliging old thing and it staring her
7in the face⸢4and it staring her
7in the face4⸣
752 with her switch of false hair on her⸢B with her switch of false hair on herB⸣ and vain about her
8 appearance ugly as
753 she was near ⸢5[eighty]eighty 80 or a 100 80 or a 100 5⸣ [eighty]eighty 80 or a 100 80 or a 100 ⸢Bnear ⸢5[eighty]eighty 80 or a 100 80 or a 100 5⸣ [eighty]eighty 80 or a 100 80 or a 100 B⸣ her face a mass
9of wrinkles⸢1her face a mass
9of wrinkles1⸣ with all her religion
754 domineering because she never could get
10over the Atlantic fleet coming in
755half the ships of the world and the⸢5Atlantic fleet coming in
755half the ships of the world and the5⸣
11Union Jack flying with all her
756carabineros⸢4with all her
756carabineros4⸣ because ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ 4 drunken∧drunken∧
12English sailors took all the rock from them⸢5because ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ 4 drunken∧drunken∧
12English sailors took all the rock from them5⸣
757and⸢B domineering because she never could get
10over the Atlantic fleet coming in
755half the ships of the world and the⸢5Atlantic fleet coming in
755half the ships of the world and the5⸣
11Union Jack flying with all her
756carabineros⸢4with all her
756carabineros4⸣ because ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ 4 drunken∧drunken∧
12English sailors took all the rock from them⸢5because ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ 4 drunken∧drunken∧
12English sailors took all the rock from them5⸣
757andB⸣ because I didn*⧼'⧽t run
13 into mass often enough in Santa Maria⸢Bin Santa MariaB⸣ to please
758 her with her shawl up
14on her⸢4with her shawl up
14on her4⸣ except when there was a marriage on⸢3except when there was a marriage on3⸣ with all
759her miracles of the
15saints and her black blessed virgin with the silver dress⸢5and her black blessed virgin with the silver dress5⸣
760and the sun
16dancing 3 times on Easter Sunday morning⸢Bwith all
759her miracles of the
15saints and her black blessed virgin with the silver dress⸢5and her black blessed virgin with the silver dress5⸣
760and the sun
16dancing 3 times on Easter Sunday morningB⸣ and when the priest
761was
17going by with the bell bringing∧the bell bringing∧ the vatican to the dying blessing herself
762
18for his Majestad⸢3and when the priest
761was
17going by with the bell bringing∧the bell bringing∧ the vatican to the dying blessing herself
762
18for his Majestad3⸣ an admirer he signed it I near jumped out of my skin I
763
19 wanted to pick him up when∧I
763
19 wanted to pick him up when∧ I saw him following me along the Calle Real
20 in
764 the shop window then he tipped me just in passing∧in
764 the shop window then he tipped me just in passing∧ but I never thought
21 he*⧼'⧽d
765 write making an appointment I had it inside my petticoat bodice all
22 day
766 reading it up in every hole and corner while father was ∧⧼out⧽out up up ∧⧼out⧽out up up at
23the drill
767instructing⸢5while father was ∧⧼out⧽out up up ∧⧼out⧽out up up at
23the drill
767instructing5⸣ to find out by the handwriting or the language of
24stamps⸢Bto find out by the handwriting or the language of
24stampsB⸣ singing
768 I remember shall I wear a white rose∧I had it inside my petticoat bodice all
22 day
766 reading it up in every hole and corner while father was ∧⧼out⧽out up up ∧⧼out⧽out up up at
23the drill
767instructing⸢5while father was ∧⧼out⧽out up up ∧⧼out⧽out up up at
23the drill
767instructing5⸣ to find out by the handwriting or the language of
24stamps⸢Bto find out by the handwriting or the language of
24stampsB⸣ singing
768 I remember shall I wear a white rose∧ and I wanted to put
25on the old stupid
769clock to near the time⸢3and I wanted to put
25on the old stupid
769clock to near the time3⸣ he was the first man kissed me
26 under the Moorish
770 wall my sweetheart when a boy⸢3my sweetheart when a boy3⸣ it never entered my
27 head what kissing
771 meant till he put his tongue in my mouth his mouth was ⧼
28sweet like⧽
28sweet like sweetlike young⸢Bhis mouth was ⧼
28sweet like⧽
28sweet like sweetlike youngB⸣ I
772 put my knee up to him a few times to learn
29the way⸢Bto learn
29the wayB⸣ what did I tell him I was
773 engaged for ⧼fun⧽fun for fun to the son of a
30 Spanish nobleman named Don Miguel
774de la Flora⸢Bnamed Don Miguel
774de la FloraB⸣ and he believed me
31 that I was to be married to him in ⸢4[three]three 3 3 4⸣ [three]three 3 3 years
775 time there*⧼'⧽s many a
32 true word spoken in jest ⸢3[the flowers that bloom in the spring trala]the flowers that bloom in the spring trala there
33is a flower that bloometh there
33is a flower that bloometh 3⸣ [the flowers that bloom in the spring trala]the flowers that bloom in the spring trala there
33is a flower that bloometh there
33is a flower that bloometh ⸢B ⸢3[the flowers that bloom in the spring trala]the flowers that bloom in the spring trala there
33is a flower that bloometh there
33is a flower that bloometh 3⸣ [the flowers that bloom in the spring trala]the flowers that bloom in the spring trala there
33is a flower that bloometh there
33is a flower that bloometh B⸣
776 a few things I told him true about myself just
34 ⧼to⧽to for him to be imagining the
777 Spanish girls he didn*⧼'⧽t like I suppose one
35 of them wouldn*⧼'⧽t have him∧a few things I told him true about myself just
34 ⧼to⧽to for him to be imagining the
777 Spanish girls he didn*⧼'⧽t like I suppose one
35 of them wouldn*⧼'⧽t have him∧ I got
778 him excited he crushed all the flowers
36 on my bosom he brought me he
779 couldn*⧼'⧽t count the pesetas and the
37perragordas⸢5and the
37perragordas5⸣ till I taught him ⸢1[Waterford]Waterford Cappoquin Cappoquin 1⸣ [Waterford]Waterford Cappoquin Cappoquin
780 he came from he
1 said on the black water but it was too short then the day
781 before he left
2May yes it was May when the infant∧infant∧ king of Spain was born⸢3
2May yes it was May when the infant∧infant∧ king of Spain was born3⸣
782 Im
3always like that in the spring Id like a new fellow every year⸢5 Im
3always like that in the spring Id like a new fellow every year5⸣ up on the
783
4 tiptop ⸢B[of the rock]of the rock under the rockgun under the rockgun B⸣ [of the rock]of the rock under the rockgun under the rockgun near O*⧼'⧽Hara*⧼'⧽s tower I told
5 him it was struck by
784lightning and⸢3it was struck by
784lightning and3⸣ all about ⸢B[that ]that the the B⸣ [that ]that the the old Barbary ⸢B[ape]ape
6 apes ⧼ △ ⧽ △
6 apes ⧼ △ ⧽ △ B⸣ [ape]ape
6 apes ⧼ △ ⧽ △
6 apes ⧼ △ ⧽ △ they sent to Clapham∧they sent to Clapham∧ without a
785tail careering all over
7the show on each others back Mrs Rubio said she was
786a regular old rock
8scorpion robbing the chickens out of Ince*⧼'⧽s farm and
787throw stones at
9you if you went anear⸢Bwithout a
785tail careering all over
7the show on each others back Mrs Rubio said she was
786a regular old rock
8scorpion robbing the chickens out of Ince*⧼'⧽s farm and
787throw stones at
9you if you went anearB⸣ he was looking at me I had that white
788 blouse on
10 open in the front to encourage him as much as I could without
789 too openly∧as much as I could without
789 too openly∧
11 they were just beginning to be plump I said I was tired we lay
790 over the
12 firtree cove a wild place I suppose it must be the highest rock in
791existence⸢BI suppose it must be the highest rock in
791existenceB⸣
13 the galleries and casemates and those frightful rocks and Saint
792
14Michael*⧼'⧽s cave with the icicles or whatever they call them hanging down
15and
793ladders all the mud plotching my boots I*⧼'⧽m sure that*⧼'⧽s the way
16down the
794monkeys go under the sea to Africa when they die⸢Bthose frightful rocks and Saint
792
14Michael*⧼'⧽s cave with the icicles or whatever they call them hanging down
15and
793ladders all the mud plotching my boots I*⧼'⧽m sure that*⧼'⧽s the way
16down the
794monkeys go under the sea to Africa when they dieB⸣ the ships out
17 far like
795 chips∧the galleries and casemates and those frightful rocks and Saint
792
14Michael*⧼'⧽s cave with the icicles or whatever they call them hanging down
15and
793ladders all the mud plotching my boots I*⧼'⧽m sure that*⧼'⧽s the way
16down the
794monkeys go under the sea to Africa when they die⸢Bthose frightful rocks and Saint
792
14Michael*⧼'⧽s cave with the icicles or whatever they call them hanging down
15and
793ladders all the mud plotching my boots I*⧼'⧽m sure that*⧼'⧽s the way
16down the
794monkeys go under the sea to Africa when they dieB⸣ the ships out
17 far like
795 chips∧ that was the Malta boat passing yes⸢5that was the Malta boat passing yes5⸣ the sea⸢3the sea3⸣ and the sky
18 you could do
796 what you liked ⧼I could⧽I could lie there for ever⸢3 ⧼I could⧽I could lie there for ever3⸣ he caressed them
19 outside they love doing
797 that it*⧼'⧽s the roundness there I was leaning over
20 him with my white ricestraw
798 hat to take the newness out of it∧to take the newness out of it∧ the left side
21 of my face the best my blouse
799 open for his last day transparent kind of
22shirt he had I could see his chest
800pink⸢3transparent kind of
22shirt he had I could see his chest
800pink3⸣ he wanted to touch mine with his for
23 a moment but I wouldn*⧼'⧽t let him
801 he was awfully put out first⸢5 he was awfully put out first5⸣ for fear
24you never know consumption or leave
802 me with∧leave
802 me with∧ a child embarazada⸢2embarazada2⸣ that
25 old servant Ines told me that one drop
803 even if it got ∧⧼in⧽in into you at all into you at all ∧⧼in⧽in into you at all into you at all
26 after I tried with the ⸢3[banana]banana Banana Banana 3⸣ [banana]banana Banana Banana but I was afraid it
804 might break and
27 get lost up in me somewhere ⸢[yes]yes ⸣ [yes]yes because they once took
805 something
28 down out of a woman that was up there for years covered with
806 limesalts∧ ⸢[yes]yes ⸣ [yes]yes because they once took
805 something
28 down out of a woman that was up there for years covered with
806 limesalts∧
29 they*⧼'⧽re all mad to get in there where they come out of you*⧼'⧽d think
807
30 they could never ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go far enough up>you*⧼'⧽d think
807
30 they could never ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go far enough up< and then they*⧼'⧽re done with
31 you in a way
808 till the next time∧ you*⧼'⧽d think
807
30 they could never ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go far enough up>you*⧼'⧽d think
807
30 they could never ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go ∨⧼grow⧽grow go go far enough up< and then they*⧼'⧽re done with
31 you in a way
808 till the next time∧ yes because there*⧼'⧽s a wonderful feeling
32 there so tender all
809 the time how did we finish it off yes O yes I pulled him
33 off into my
810 handkerchief pretending not to be excited but I opened my legs I
34 wouldn*⧼'⧽t
811 let him touch me inside my petticoat because I had a skirt
35opening up the
812side⸢Bmy petticoat because I had a skirt
35opening up the
812sideB⸣ I tormented the life out of him first tickling him⸢2tickling him2⸣ I
36 loved rousing that
813 dog in the hotel rrrsssstt awokwokawok∧I tormented the life out of him first tickling him⸢2tickling him2⸣ I
36 loved rousing that
813 dog in the hotel rrrsssstt awokwokawok∧ his eyes shut
1 and a bird flying
814 below us he was shy all the same I liked him like that
2moaning I made him
815 blush a little when I got over him that way ⧼and⧽and ∧
2moaning I made him
815 blush a little when I got over him that way ⧼and⧽and ∧
3 when I unbuttoned him and took
816 his out and drew back the skin it had a
4kind of eye in it⸢Band drew back the skin it had a
4kind of eye in itB⸣ they*⧼'⧽re all ⸢3[buttons]buttons Buttons Buttons 3⸣ [buttons]buttons Buttons Buttons
817 men down the middle
5on the wrong side of them⸢B
5on the wrong side of themB⸣ Molly darling he called me
818 what was his name
6 Jack Joe Harry Mulvey was it yes I think a lieutenant he
819 was rather fair he
7 had a laughing kind of a voice so I went round to the
820 whatyoucallit
8 everything was whatyoucallit∧everything was whatyoucallit∧ moustache had he he said he*⧼'⧽d
821 come
9 back Lord it*⧼'⧽s just like yesterday to me⸢BLord it*⧼'⧽s just like yesterday to meB⸣ and if I was married he*⧼'⧽d do
10 it
822 to me and I promised him yes faithfully∧and I promised him yes faithfully∧ I*⧼'⧽d let him block me now
11 flying∧flying∧
823 perhaps he*⧼'⧽s dead or killed or a captain or admiral it*⧼'⧽s nearly
12 20 years if I
824 said firtree cove he would if he came up behind me and put his
13 hands over
825 my eyes to guess who I might recognise him he*⧼'⧽s young still
14 about ⸢4[forty]forty 40 40 4⸣ [forty]forty 40 40
826perhaps he*⧼'⧽s married some girl on the black water
15and is quite changed they
827 all do they havent half the character a woman
16 has∧
15and is quite changed they
827 all do they havent half the character a woman
16 has∧ she little knows what I
828did with her beloved husband before he ever
17dreamt of her in ⧼the⧽the broad
829daylight too in the sight of the whole world
18you might say⸢4
15and is quite changed they
827 all do they havent half the character a woman
16 has∧
15and is quite changed they
827 all do they havent half the character a woman
16 has∧ she little knows what I
828did with her beloved husband before he ever
17dreamt of her in ⧼the⧽the broad
829daylight too in the sight of the whole world
18you might say4⸣ they could have
830put an article about it in the Chronicle⸢5they could have
830put an article about it in the Chronicle5⸣ I
19 was a bit wild after when I blew out
831the old bag the biscuits were in from ⸢3[Albertis]Albertis
20 Benady Bros
20 Benady Bros 3⸣ [Albertis]Albertis
20 Benady Bros
20 Benady Bros and exploded it Lord
832what a bang all the
21woodcocks and pigeons screaming⸢2when I blew out
831the old bag the biscuits were in from ⸢3[Albertis]Albertis
20 Benady Bros
20 Benady Bros 3⸣ [Albertis]Albertis
20 Benady Bros
20 Benady Bros and exploded it Lord
832what a bang all the
21woodcocks and pigeons screaming2⸣ coming back the
833same way that∧that∧ we
22went over middle hill⸢3over middle hill3⸣ round by the old guardhouse and
834the ⸢3guardhouse and
834the 3⸣ jews*⧼'⧽
23burialplace pretending to read out the Hebrew on them⸢Bcoming back the
833same way that∧that∧ we
22went over middle hill⸢3over middle hill3⸣ round by the old guardhouse and
834the ⸢3guardhouse and
834the 3⸣ jews*⧼'⧽
23burialplace pretending to read out the Hebrew on themB⸣ I wanted to
835 fire his
24 pistol he said he hadn*⧼'⧽t one he didn*⧼'⧽t know what to make of me⸢Bhe didn*⧼'⧽t know what to make of meB⸣
25 ⸢[I]I ⸣ [I]I with
836 his >⧼peaked⧽peaked peak peak <⧼peaked⧽peaked peak peak cap on that he always ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ wore crooked as
26often as I settled it straight⸢5as
26often as I settled it straight5⸣
837H*⧼.⧽ M*⧼.⧽ S*⧼.⧽ ⸢1[Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso 1⸣ [Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso ⸢Bthat he always ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ wore crooked as
26often as I settled it straight⸢5as
26often as I settled it straight5⸣
837H*⧼.⧽ M*⧼.⧽ S*⧼.⧽ ⸢1[Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso 1⸣ [Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso B⸣
27 swinging my hat that old ⸢3[bishop]bishop Bishop Bishop 3⸣ [bishop]bishop Bishop Bishop that spoke off the altar his
838
28 long preach about woman*⧼'⧽s higher functions>his
838
28 long preach about woman*⧼'⧽s higher functions< about girls now riding the
839
29 bicycle and wearing peak caps and the new woman>the new woman< bloomers God send
30 him
840 sense and me more money I suppose they*⧼'⧽re called after him I never
31thought
841 that would be my name Bloom when I used to write it in print to
32 see how it
842 looked on a visiting card⸢Bon a visiting cardB⸣ or practising for the butcher and
33 oblige M*⧼.⧽ Bloom>when I used to write it in print to
32 see how it
842 looked on a visiting card⸢Bon a visiting cardB⸣ or practising for the butcher and
33 oblige M*⧼.⧽ Bloom<
843 you*⧼'⧽re looking blooming Josie used to say after I
34 married him well it*⧼'⧽s better
844 than Breen or Briggs does brig⸢5or Briggs does brig5⸣ or those
35 awful names with bottom in them
845 Mrs Ramsbottom or some other kind of a
36 bottom Mulvey I wouldn*⧼'⧽t ⧼like⧽like go mad
846 about either∧ ⸢[I]I ⸣ [I]I with
836 his >⧼peaked⧽peaked peak peak <⧼peaked⧽peaked peak peak cap on that he always ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ wore crooked as
26often as I settled it straight⸢5as
26often as I settled it straight5⸣
837H*⧼.⧽ M*⧼.⧽ S*⧼.⧽ ⸢1[Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso 1⸣ [Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso ⸢Bthat he always ⧼ ⌷ ⧽ ⌷ wore crooked as
26often as I settled it straight⸢5as
26often as I settled it straight5⸣
837H*⧼.⧽ M*⧼.⧽ S*⧼.⧽ ⸢1[Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso 1⸣ [Bellisle]Bellisle Calypso Calypso B⸣
27 swinging my hat that old ⸢3[bishop]bishop Bishop Bishop 3⸣ [bishop]bishop Bishop Bishop that spoke off the altar his
838
28 long preach about woman*⧼'⧽s higher functions>his
838
28 long preach about woman*⧼'⧽s higher functions< about girls now riding the
839
29 bicycle and wearing peak caps and the new woman>the new woman< bloomers God send
30 him
840 sense and me more money I suppose they*⧼'⧽re called after him I never
31thought
841 that would be my name Bloom when I used to write it in print to
32 see how it
842 looked on a visiting card⸢Bon a visiting cardB⸣ or practising for the butcher and
33 oblige M*⧼.⧽ Bloom>when I used to write it in print to
32 see how it
842 looked on a visiting card⸢Bon a visiting cardB⸣ or practising for the butcher and
33 oblige M*⧼.⧽ Bloom<
843 you*⧼'⧽re looking blooming Josie used to say after I
34 married him well it*⧼'⧽s better
844 than Breen or Briggs does brig⸢5or Briggs does brig5⸣ or those
35 awful names with bottom in them
845 Mrs Ramsbottom or some other kind of a
36 bottom Mulvey I wouldn*⧼'⧽t ⧼like⧽like go mad
846 about either∧ or suppose I
37divorced him Mrs Boylan⸢3or suppose I
37divorced him Mrs Boylan3⸣ my mother whoever she
847was might have given
1me a nicer name the Lord knows after the lovely one
848she had ⧼Luna⧽Luna Lunita
2Laredo⸢5my mother whoever she
847was might have given
1me a nicer name the Lord knows after the lovely one
848she had ⧼Luna⧽Luna Lunita
2Laredo5⸣ the ⧼fu⌷ ⧽fu⌷ fun we had running along Willis*⧼'⧽s road to
849Europa
3 point twisting in and out all round the other side of Jersey⸢Ball round the other side of JerseyB⸣ they
850 were
4 shaking and dancing about in my blouse like Milly*⧼'⧽s little ones>little ones< now
851
5 when she runs up the stairs I loved looking down∧down∧ at them⸢2I loved looking down∧down∧ at them2⸣ I was
6 jumping up
852 at the pepper trees and the white poplars⸢2and the white poplars2⸣ pulling the leaves off
7 and throwing
853 them at him∧they
850 were
4 shaking and dancing about in my blouse like Milly*⧼'⧽s little ones>little ones< now
851
5 when she runs up the stairs I loved looking down∧down∧ at them⸢2I loved looking down∧down∧ at them2⸣ I was
6 jumping up
852 at the pepper trees and the white poplars⸢2and the white poplars2⸣ pulling the leaves off
7 and throwing
853 them at him∧ he went to India ⧼I⧽I he was to write the
8 voyages those men have to
854 make to the ends of the world and back∧the
8 voyages those men have to
854 make to the ends of the world and back∧ it*⧼'⧽s
9the least they might get a squeeze
855or two at a woman while they can going
10out to be drowned or blown up
856somewhere⸢Bit*⧼'⧽s
9the least they might get a squeeze
855or two at a woman while they can going
10out to be drowned or blown up
856somewhereB⸣ I went up Windmill hill to the
11 flats that Sunday⸢BSundayB⸣ morning with
857captain Rubio*⧼'⧽s that was dead
12 spyglass like the sentry had⸢3like the sentry had3⸣ he said he*⧼'⧽d have
858 one or two from on
13 board I wore that frock from the B*⧼.⧽ Marche ⸢3[Paris]Paris paris paris 3⸣ [Paris]Paris paris paris and
859 the coral
14 necklace the straits shining⸢4the straits shining4⸣ I could see over to Morocco almost the
860bay
15of Tangier white∧white∧ and the Atlas mountain with snow on it⸢Bthe
860bay
15of Tangier white∧white∧ and the Atlas mountain with snow on itB⸣ and the straits
861
16 like a river so clear Harry Molly ⧼dear⧽dear darling I was thinking of him on
17the sea all
862the time after at mass when my petticoat began to slip down at the
18elevation⸢BI was thinking of him on
17the sea all
862the time after at mass when my petticoat began to slip down at the
18elevationB⸣
863 weeks and weeks I kept the handkerchief under my pillow for
19 the smell of
864 him there was no decent perfume to be got in that Gibraltar
20 only that cheap
865 peau d*⧼'⧽Espagne that faded and left a stink on you more
21 than anything else I
866 wanted to give him a memento he gave me that clumsy
22 Claddagh ring for
867 luck that I gave Gardner going to south Africa where
23 those Boers killed
868 him with their war and fever⸢1with their war and fever1⸣ but they were well>well<
24 beaten all the same as
869 if it brought its bad luck with it like an opal or
25pearl⸢3like an opal or
25pearl3⸣ still it must have been
870pure 18 carrot gold because it was very heavy∧he gave me that clumsy
22 Claddagh ring for
867 luck that I gave Gardner going to south Africa where
23 those Boers killed
868 him with their war and fever⸢1with their war and fever1⸣ but they were well>well<
24 beaten all the same as
869 if it brought its bad luck with it like an opal or
25pearl⸢3like an opal or
25pearl3⸣ still it must have been
870pure 18 carrot gold because it was very heavy∧
26but what could you get in
871 a place like that the sandfrog shower from Africa
27 and that derelict ship
872 that came up to the harbour Marie the Marie
28 whatyoucallit no he hadn*⧼'⧽t a
873 moustache that was Gardner yes∧yes∧ I can
29 see his face cleanshaven
874Frseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefrong that train again⧼.⧽.
30weeping tone*⧼.⧽ ∧
30weeping tone*⧼.⧽ ∧ once in the dear
875 ⸢1[de‐ead]de‐ead deaead deaead 1⸣ [de‐ead]de‐ead deaead deaead days beyondre
31 ∧⧼call. Close⧽call. Close call close call close ∧⧼call. Close⧽call. Close call close call close my eyes breath my lips forward kiss sad
876 look eyes
32 open ∧⧼piano. Ere⧽piano. Ere piano ere piano ere ∧⧼piano. Ere⧽piano. Ere piano ere piano ere o*⧼'⧽er the world the mists began⧼.⧽. I hate
33 that ∧⧼istsbg. Comes⧽istsbg. Comes istsbeg
877 comes istsbeg
877 comes ∧⧼istsbg. Comes⧽istsbg. Comes istsbeg
877 comes istsbeg
877 comes love*⧼'⧽s sweet ∧⧼song⧽song
34sooooooooooong
34sooooooooooong ∧⧼song⧽song
34sooooooooooong
34sooooooooooong I*⧼'⧽ll let that out full when I get in front of
878the
35footlights again ⸢3when I get in front of
878the
35footlights again 3⸣ Kathleen Kearney and her lot of squealers Miss This
879
36Miss That Miss Theother⸢3Miss This
879
36Miss That Miss Theother3⸣ lot of sparrowfarts⸢5lot of sparrowfarts5⸣ skitting around talking
1about
880politics they know as much about as my backside anything in the
2world to
881make themselves someway interesting⸢1skitting around talking
1about
880politics they know as much about as my backside anything in the
2world to
881make themselves someway interesting1⸣ Irish homemade⸢5homemade5⸣
3beauties⸢4Irish homemade⸢5homemade5⸣
3beauties4⸣ soldiers
882daughter am I ay and whose are you bootmakers and
4publicans I beg your
883pardon coach I thought you were a wheelbarrow⸢3soldiers
882daughter am I ay and whose are you bootmakers and
4publicans I beg your
883pardon coach I thought you were a wheelbarrow3⸣
5they*⧼'⧽d die down dead off
884their feet⸢3off
884their feet3⸣ if ⸢1[they ever]they ever ever they ever they 1⸣ [they ever]they ever ever they ever they got a
6chance of walking down the Alameda on an
885officer*⧼'⧽s arm like me on the
7bandnight⸢B
5they*⧼'⧽d die down dead off
884their feet⸢3off
884their feet3⸣ if ⸢1[they ever]they ever ever they ever they 1⸣ [they ever]they ever ever they ever they got a
6chance of walking down the Alameda on an
885officer*⧼'⧽s arm like me on the
7bandnightB⸣ my eyes flash my bust that they
886 haven*⧼'⧽t passion God help
8 their poor⸢1poor1⸣ head∧God help
8 their poor⸢1poor1⸣ head∧ I knew more about men and life∧about men and life∧
887 when I was 15 than
9 they*⧼'⧽ll all∧all∧ know at ⧼fifty⧽fifty 50 ⸢[that's]that's ⸣ [that's]that's they don*⧼'⧽t know how to sing
10 a song
888 like that∧ ⸢[that's]that's ⸣ [that's]that's they don*⧼'⧽t know how to sing
10 a song
888 like that∧ Gardner said no man could look at my mouth and teeth
11 smiling
889 like that and not think of it I was afraid he mightn*⧼'⧽t like my
12accent first he so
890English⸢BI was afraid he mightn*⧼'⧽t like my
12accent first he so
890EnglishB⸣ all father left me in spite of his stamps Ive my
13mothers eyes and
891figure anyhow he always said ⧼there⧽there theyre so snotty
14about themselves some of
892those cads he wasnt a bit like that he was dead
15gone on my lips⸢5all father left me in spite of his stamps Ive my
13mothers eyes and
891figure anyhow he always said ⧼there⧽there theyre so snotty
14about themselves some of
892those cads he wasnt a bit like that he was dead
15gone on my lips5⸣ let them get
893 a husband first that*⧼'⧽s fit to be looked at and
16 a daughter like mine or see if
894 they can excite a swell with money that can
17 pick and choose whoever he
895 wants like Boylan to do it ⧼fiv⧽fiv ⸢1[5 or 6]5 or 6 4 or
185 4 or
185 1⸣ [5 or 6]5 or 6 4 or
185 4 or
185 times locked in each other*⧼'⧽s arms or the
896 voice either I could have
19been a prima donna only I married him⸢5I could have
19been a prima donna only I married him5⸣ comes∧comes∧
897 ⸢1[lo‐ove's]lo‐ove's looooves looooves 1⸣ [lo‐ove's]lo‐ove's looooves looooves old
20 deep down chin back not too much make it double My Lady*⧼'⧽s
898Bower is
21too long for an encore about the moated grange at twilight and
899 ⸢1[vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted 1⸣ [vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted rooms∧about the moated grange at twilight and
899 ⸢1[vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted 1⸣ [vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted rooms∧ yes I*⧼'⧽ll sing Winds that blow from the south that he
23gave
900after the choirstairs performance⸢BMy Lady*⧼'⧽s
898Bower is
21too long for an encore about the moated grange at twilight and
899 ⸢1[vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted 1⸣ [vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted rooms∧about the moated grange at twilight and
899 ⸢1[vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted 1⸣ [vaulted]vaulted
22vaunted
22vaunted rooms∧ yes I*⧼'⧽ll sing Winds that blow from the south that he
23gave
900after the choirstairs performanceB⸣ Ill change that lace on my black
24dress to
901show off my bubs and Ill yes by God Ill get that big fan mended⸢1Ill change that lace on my black
24dress to
901show off my bubs and Ill yes by God Ill get that big fan mended1⸣
25make them
902burst with envy⸢2
25make them
902burst with envy2⸣ my hole is itching me∧my hole is itching me∧ always when I think
26of him I feel I
903want to⸢3always when I think
26of him I feel I
903want to3⸣ I feel some wind in me better go easy not wake him
27 have him at it
904 again slobbering after washing every bit of myself back belly
28 and sides if we
905had even a bath itself⸢4if we
905had even a bath itself4⸣ or my own room anyway⸢5or my own room anyway5⸣ I wish
29 he*⧼'⧽d sleep in some bed
906 by himself with his cold feet on me∧with his cold feet on me∧ give us room
30 even to let a∧let a∧ fart God or do
907 the least thing∧or do
907 the least thing∧ better yes hold them like that
31 a bit on my side piano quietly
908 sweeeee there*⧼'⧽s that train far away
32 pianissimo ∧⧼eeeeet⧽eeeeet eeeee eeeee ∧⧼eeeeet⧽eeeeet eeeee eeeee one more tsong*⧼.⧽

⸢1[That]That
909
33 that
909
33 that 1⸣ [That]That
909
33 that
909
33 that was a relief wherever you be let your wind go free who
34knows if
910that pork chop I took with my cup of tea after was quite good with
35the heat
911I couldnt smell anything off it Im sure that queerlooking man in the
912
36porkbutchers is a great rogue⸢1who
34knows if
910that pork chop I took with my cup of tea after was quite good with
35the heat
911I couldnt smell anything off it Im sure that queerlooking man in the
912
36porkbutchers is a great rogue1⸣ I hope that lamp is not smoking fill my nose
913
37 up with smuts better than having him leaving the gas on all night I
1 couldn*⧼'⧽t
914 rest easy in my bed in Gibraltar even getting up to see why am I
2 so damned
915 nervous about that though I like it in the winter it*⧼'⧽s more
3 company O Lord it
916 was rotten cold too that winter when I was only about
4 ten was I yes I had
917 the big doll with all the funny clothes dressing her up
5 and undressing∧I had
917 the big doll with all the funny clothes dressing her up
5 and undressing∧ that
918 icy wind skeeting across from those mountains the
6 something Nevada
919 sierra nevada standing at the fire with the little bit of a
7 short shift I had up
920 to heat myself I loved dancing about in it then make a
8 race back into bed I*⧼'⧽m
921 sure that fellow opposite used to be there the
9 whole time>there the
9 whole time< watching with the
922 lights out in the summer and I in my skin
10 hopping around I used to love
923 myself then stripped at the washstand
11 dabbing and creaming∧I*⧼'⧽m
921 sure that fellow opposite used to be there the
9 whole time>there the
9 whole time< watching with the
922 lights out in the summer and I in my skin
10 hopping around I used to love
923 myself then stripped at the washstand
11 dabbing and creaming∧ only when it
924came to the chamber performance I
12put out the light too so then there were
9252 of us⸢3only when it
924came to the chamber performance I
12put out the light too so then there were
9252 of us3⸣ goodbye to my sleep for this
13 night anyhow I hope he*⧼'⧽s not going to
926 get in with those medicals leading
14 him astray to imagine he*⧼'⧽s young again
927 coming in [3waking me up]waking me up at ⸢3[2]2
15 4
15 4 3⸣ [2]2
15 4
15 4 in the morning ⧼ △ ⧽ △ ⸢3 ⧼ △ ⧽ △ 3⸣ it must be if not more still he had the manners
928
16not to wake me⸢3still he had the manners
928
16not to wake me3⸣ what do they find to gabber about all night squandering
929
17 money and getting drunker and drunker couldn*⧼'⧽t they drink water⸢2couldn*⧼'⧽t they drink water2⸣
18 then he
930 starts giving us his orders for eggs and tea and ⸢3[Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon 3⸣ [Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon haddy and hot
931 buttered∨buttered∨ toast>and ⸢3[Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon 3⸣ [Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon haddy and hot
931 buttered∨buttered∨ toast< I suppose we*⧼'⧽ll have him sitting
20 up like ⸢1[a]a the the 1⸣ [a]a the the king of the country⸢1of the country1⸣
932 pumping the wrong end of the spoon
21 up and down in his egg wherever he
933 learned that from⸢3from3⸣ and I love to hear
22 him falling up the stairs of a morning
934 with the cups rattling on the tray and
23 then play with the cat she rubs up
935against you for her own sake⸢1she rubs up
935against you for her own sake1⸣ I wonder
24 has she fleas she*⧼'⧽s as bad as a woman
936 always licking and lecking but I
25 hate their claws I wonder do they see
937 anything that we can*⧼'⧽t staring like
26 that when she sits at the top of the stairs
938so long and listening as I wait⸢5when she sits at the top of the stairs
938so long and listening as I wait5⸣
27 always what a robber too that lovely fresh
939 ⸢1[plaice]plaice place place 1⸣ [plaice]plaice place place I bought∧ and ⸢3[Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon 3⸣ [Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon haddy and hot
931 buttered∨buttered∨ toast>and ⸢3[Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon 3⸣ [Finnan]Finnan
19Findon
19Findon haddy and hot
931 buttered∨buttered∨ toast< I suppose we*⧼'⧽ll have him sitting
20 up like ⸢1[a]a the the 1⸣ [a]a the the king of the country⸢1of the country1⸣
932 pumping the wrong end of the spoon
21 up and down in his egg wherever he
933 learned that from⸢3from3⸣ and I love to hear
22 him falling up the stairs of a morning
934 with the cups rattling on the tray and
23 then play with the cat she rubs up
935against you for her own sake⸢1she rubs up
935against you for her own sake1⸣ I wonder
24 has she fleas she*⧼'⧽s as bad as a woman
936 always licking and lecking but I
25 hate their claws I wonder do they see
937 anything that we can*⧼'⧽t staring like
26 that when she sits at the top of the stairs
938so long and listening as I wait⸢5when she sits at the top of the stairs
938so long and listening as I wait5⸣
27 always what a robber too that lovely fresh
939 ⸢1[plaice]plaice place place 1⸣ [plaice]plaice place place I bought∧ I think
28 I*⧼'⧽ll get a bit of fish tomorrow or today ⸢1[it is]it is is it is it 1⸣ [it is]it is is it is it Friday yes
940 I will with
29 some blancmange with black currant jam like long ago not those
9412 lb pots
30 of mixed plum and apple from the London and Newcastle
942 Williams and
31 Woods goes twice as far only for the bones I hate those eels
943 cod yes I*⧼'⧽ll
32 get a nice piece of cod I*⧼'⧽m always getting enough for 3 forgetting
944
33 anyway I*⧼'⧽m sick of that everlasting butcher*⧼'⧽s meat from Buckleys⸢1from Buckleys1⸣
34loin chops
945and leg beef and rib steak and scrag of mutton⸢2
34loin chops
945and leg beef and rib steak and scrag of mutton2⸣ and calfs
35pluck⸢5and calfs
35pluck5⸣ the very
946name is enough⸢3the very
946name is enough3⸣ or a picnic suppose we all gave 5/‐ each
36and or let him pay
947it and invite some other woman for him who Mrs
37Fleming and⸢2all gave 5/‐ each
36and or let him pay
947it and invite some other woman for him who Mrs
37Fleming and2⸣ drove out to
948 the furry glen or the strawberry beds wed have
1him examining all the horses
949toenails first like he does with the letters∧like he does with the letters∧ no
2not with Boylan there yes⸢3wed have
1him examining all the horses
949toenails first like he does with the letters∧like he does with the letters∧ no
2not with Boylan there yes3⸣ with
950 some cold veal and ham mixed sandwiches
3 there are little houses down at
951 the bottom of the banks there on purpose but
4 it*⧼'⧽s ⸢B[so]so as as B⸣ [so]so as as hot as blazes he says not
952 a bank holiday anyhow I hate
5 those ruck of Mary Ann coalboxes⸢5of Mary Ann coalboxes5⸣ out for
953 the day Whit Monday is a
6 cursed day too no wonder that bee bit him∧not
952 a bank holiday anyhow I hate
5 those ruck of Mary Ann coalboxes⸢5of Mary Ann coalboxes5⸣ out for
953 the day Whit Monday is a
6 cursed day too no wonder that bee bit him∧ better
954 the seaside but I*⧼'⧽d
7 never again in this life get into a boat with him after him
955 at∧him
955 at∧ Bray telling
8 the boatman he knew how to row if anyone asked could he
956 ride the
9 steeplechase for the gold cup he*⧼'⧽d say yes ⧼ △ ⧽ △ ⸢1 ⧼ △ ⧽ △ 1⸣ then it came on to get
957
10 rough∧if anyone asked could he
956 ride the
9 steeplechase for the gold cup he*⧼'⧽d say yes ⧼ △ ⧽ △ ⸢1 ⧼ △ ⧽ △ 1⸣ then it came on to get
957
10 rough∧ the old thing crookeding about and the weight all down my side
958
11 telling me pull the right reins now pull the left and the tide all swamping in
959
12floods in∧in∧ ⸢1
12floods in∧in∧ 1⸣ through the bottom and his oar slipping out of the stirrup
13 it*⧼'⧽s a
960 mercy we weren*⧼'⧽t all drowned he can swim of course me no
14 there*⧼'⧽s no
961 danger whatsoever keep yourself calm in his flannel trousers
15 I*⧼'⧽d like to have
962 tattered them down off him before all the people and give
16 him what that one
963 calls flagellate till he was black and blue⸢2till he was black and blue2⸣ do him all the
17 good in the world
964 only for∨only for∨ that longnosed chap I don*⧼'⧽t know who
18 he is⸢BisB⸣ with that other beauty
965 Burke out of the City Arms hotel was there
19 spying around as usual on the
966 slip∨on the
966 slip∨ always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on⸢2always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on2⸣ you*⧼'⧽d vomit a
967 better face> only for∨only for∨ that longnosed chap I don*⧼'⧽t know who
18 he is⸢BisB⸣ with that other beauty
965 Burke out of the City Arms hotel was there
19 spying around as usual on the
966 slip∨on the
966 slip∨ always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on⸢2always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on2⸣ you*⧼'⧽d vomit a
967 better face< there was no love lost
21between us thats 1 consolation⸢3there was no love lost
21between us thats 1 consolation3⸣ I wonder
968 what kind is that book he brought
22 me Sweets of Sin by a gentleman of
969 fashion some other Mr de Kock I
23 suppose the people gave him that
970 nickname going about with his tube from
24 one woman to another∧ only for∨only for∨ that longnosed chap I don*⧼'⧽t know who
18 he is⸢BisB⸣ with that other beauty
965 Burke out of the City Arms hotel was there
19 spying around as usual on the
966 slip∨on the
966 slip∨ always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on⸢2always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on2⸣ you*⧼'⧽d vomit a
967 better face> only for∨only for∨ that longnosed chap I don*⧼'⧽t know who
18 he is⸢BisB⸣ with that other beauty
965 Burke out of the City Arms hotel was there
19 spying around as usual on the
966 slip∨on the
966 slip∨ always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on⸢2always where he wasn*⧼'⧽t wanted if
20there was a row on2⸣ you*⧼'⧽d vomit a
967 better face< there was no love lost
21between us thats 1 consolation⸢3there was no love lost
21between us thats 1 consolation3⸣ I wonder
968 what kind is that book he brought
22 me Sweets of Sin by a gentleman of
969 fashion some other Mr de Kock I
23 suppose the people gave him that
970 nickname going about with his tube from
24 one woman to another∧ I couldn*⧼'⧽t
971 even change my new white shoes all
25 ruined with the saltwater and the hat I
972had with that feather all blowy and
26tossed on me⸢4and the hat I
972had with that feather all blowy and
26tossed on me4⸣ how annoying and
973 provoking because the smell of the sea
27 excited me of course the sardines and
974 the bream in Catalan bay round the
28 back of the rock they were fine all
975 silver in the fishermen*⧼'⧽s baskets old
29 Luigi near a hundred∧near a hundred∧ they said came
976 from Genoa and the tall old chap
30 with the earrings I don*⧼'⧽t like a man you
977 have to climb up to to get at I
31 suppose they*⧼'⧽re all dead and rotten long ago
978 besides I don*⧼'⧽t like being
32 alone in this big barracks of a place at night I
979 suppose I*⧼'⧽ll have to put
33 up with it I never brought a bit of salt in even when
980 we moved in the
34 confusion musical academy he was going to make on the
981 first floor
35 drawingroom with a brassplate∧on the
981 first floor
35 drawingroom with a brassplate∧ ⧼lik⧽lik or Bloom⧼'⧽'s private hotel he
982
36suggested⸢3 ⧼lik⧽lik or Bloom⧼'⧽'s private hotel he
982
36suggested3⸣ go and ruin himself altogether the way his father did down∧down∧ in
983
37Ennis⸢5go and ruin himself altogether the way his father did down∧down∧ in
983
37Ennis5⸣ like all the things he told father he was going to do and me but I saw
984
1 through him telling me all the lovely places we could go for the honeymoon
985
2 Venice by moonlight with the gondolas and the lake of Como he had a
986
3 picture cut out of some paper of and mandolines and lanterns O how nice I
987
4 said whatever I liked he was going to do immediately if not sooner will you
988
5 be my man will you carry my can∧whatever I liked he was going to do immediately if not sooner will you
988
5 be my man will you carry my can∧ he ought to get a leather medal with a
989
6 putty rim for all the plans he invents then leaving us here all day you*⧼'⧽d
7 never
990 know what old beggar at the door for a crust with his long story
8 might be a
991 tramp and put his foot in the way to prevent me shutting it like
9 that picture
992 of that hardened criminal he was called in Lloyds Weekly
10news 20 years in
993 jail then he comes out and murders an old woman for her
11 money imagine
994 his poor wife or mother or whoever she is such a face
12 you*⧼'⧽d run miles away
995 from I couldn*⧼'⧽t rest easy till I bolted all the
13 doors and windows to make sure ∧to make sure ∧
996 ⸢⧼they ought to be all shot⧽they ought to be all shot ⸣ ⧼they ought to be all shot⧽they ought to be all shot but it*⧼'⧽s
14 worse again being locked up like in a prison or a madhouse they
997 ought to
15 be all shot or the cat of nine tails a big brute like that that would
998 attack a
16 poor old woman to murder her in her bed I*⧼'⧽d cut them off him so I
999
17 would not that he*⧼'⧽d be much use still better than nothing the night I ⸢3[thought]thought
18 was
1000sure
18 was
1000sure 3⸣ [thought]thought
18 was
1000sure
18 was
1000sure I heard burglars in the kitchen and he went down in
19 his shirt with a
1001 candle and a poker as if he was looking for a mouse⸢5as if he was looking for a mouse5⸣ as
20 white as a sheet
1002 frightened out of his wits making as much noise as he
21 possibly could for ⸢B[their]their the
1003burglars the
1003burglars B⸣ [their]their the
1003burglars the
1003burglars benefit there isn*⧼'⧽t much to steal
22 indeed the Lord knows still it*⧼'⧽s the
1004 feeling especially now with Milly
23 away such an idea for him to send the girl
1005 down there to learn to take
24 photographs on account of his grandfather
1006instead of sending her to
25Skerry*⧼'⧽s academy where shed have to learn not like
1007me⸢3on account of his grandfather
1006instead of sending her to
25Skerry*⧼'⧽s academy where shed have to learn not like
1007me3⸣ getting all 1s at
26school⸢4getting all 1s at
26school4⸣ only he*⧼'⧽d do a thing like that all the same on
1008 account of me and
27 Boylan that*⧼'⧽s why he did it I*⧼'⧽m certain the way he plots
1009 and plans
28 everything out I couldn*⧼'⧽t turn round with her in the place lately
1010 unless I
29bolted the door first⸢3 unless I
29bolted the door first3⸣ gave me the fidgets coming in without
1011 knocking first
30 when I put the chair against the door just as I was washing
1012 myself there
31below⸢B
31belowB⸣ with the glove get on your nerves then doing the loglady
1013 all day
32 put her in a glasscase with two at a time to look at her if he knew she
1014 broke
33 off the hand off that little gimcrack>gimcrack< statue with her roughness and
1015
34 carelessness before she left⸢3before she left3⸣ that I got that little Italian boy to mend so that
1016
35 you ⸢B[wouldn't]wouldn't can*⧼'⧽t can*⧼'⧽t B⸣ [wouldn't]wouldn't can*⧼'⧽t can*⧼'⧽t see the join for ⸢5[two]two 2 2 5⸣ [two]two 2 2 shillings∧put her in a glasscase with two at a time to look at her if he knew she
1014 broke
33 off the hand off that little gimcrack>gimcrack< statue with her roughness and
1015
34 carelessness before she left⸢3before she left3⸣ that I got that little Italian boy to mend so that
1016
35 you ⸢B[wouldn't]wouldn't can*⧼'⧽t can*⧼'⧽t B⸣ [wouldn't]wouldn't can*⧼'⧽t can*⧼'⧽t see the join for ⸢5[two]two 2 2 5⸣ [two]two 2 2 shillings∧ wouldn*⧼'⧽t
36 even teem the potatoes for you
1017 of course she*⧼'⧽s right not to ruin her hands
37 I noticed he was always talking to
1018 her lately at the table explaining things in
1 the paper and she pretending to
1019 understand sly of course that comes from
2 his side of the house he can*⧼'⧽t say I
1020 pretend things can he I*⧼'⧽m too
3 honest as a matter of fact and helping her into
1021her coat but if there was
4anything wrong with her its me shed tell not him⸢3and helping her into
1021her coat but if there was
4anything wrong with her its me shed tell not him3⸣ I
1022 suppose he thinks
5 I*⧼'⧽m finished out and laid on the shelf∧and laid on the shelf∧ well I*⧼'⧽m not no nor
1023 anything
6 like it well see well see now⸢2well see well see now2⸣ she*⧼'⧽s well on for flirting too with Tom
1024
7 Devan*⧼'⧽s two sons imitating me whistling with those romps of Murray
8 girls
1025 calling for her can Milly come out please she*⧼'⧽s in great demand to
9 pick what
1026 they can out of her round in Nelson street riding Harry
10 Devan*⧼'⧽s bicycle at
1027 night it*⧼'⧽s as well he sent her where she is she was
11 just getting out of bounds
1028 wanting to go on the skatingrink∧it*⧼'⧽s as well he sent her where she is she was
11 just getting out of bounds
1028 wanting to go on the skatingrink∧ and smoking
12 their cigarettes through their
1029nose⸢2through their
1029nose2⸣ I smelt it off her dress when I was
13 biting off the thread of the button I
1030 sewed on to the bottom of her jacket she
14 couldn*⧼'⧽t hide much from me I tell
1031you⸢1I tell
1031you1⸣ only I oughtn*⧼'⧽t to have
15 stitched it and it on her it brings a parting and
1032 the last plumpudding too
16 split in 2 halves see it comes out no matter what
1033 they say her tongue is a
17bit⸢2a
17bit2⸣ too long for my taste your blouse is open too
1034 low she says to me the
18 pan calling the kettle blackbottom∧the
18 pan calling the kettle blackbottom∧ and I had to tell
1035 her not to cock her legs
19 up like that on show on the windowsill before all
1036 the people passing they all
20 look at her like me when I was her age of course
1037 any old rag looks well on
21 you then a great touchmenot too in her own way
1038 at the Only Way in the
22 Theatre royal take your foot away out of that I hate
1039 people touching me
23 afraid of her life I*⧼'⧽d crush her skirt with the pleats a lot
1040 of that touching
24 must go on in theatres in the crush in the dark they*⧼'⧽re
1041 always trying to
25 wiggle up to you that fellow in the pit at the Gaiety for
1042 Beerbohm Tree in
26 Trilby the last time I*⧼'⧽ll ever go there to be squashed like
1043 that for any
27 Trilby or her⸢2her2⸣ barebum⸢Bor her⸢2her2⸣ barebumB⸣ every two minutes tipping me there and
1044 looking
28 away he*⧼'⧽s a bit daft I think ∧⧼by his movements⧽by his movements △ △ ∧⧼by his movements⧽by his movements △ △ I saw him after
29 trying to get near two
1045stylishdressed ladies outside Switzer*⧼'⧽s window at
30 the same little game I
1046 recognised him on the moment the face and
31everything⸢2the face and
31everything2⸣ but he didn*⧼'⧽t
1047 remember me yes and she didn*⧼'⧽t even want
32 me to kiss her at the Broadstone
1048 going away well I hope she*⧼'⧽ll get
33 someone to dance attendance on her the
1049 way I did when she was down
34 with the mumps∧when she was down
34 with the mumps∧ and her glands swollen⸢2and her glands swollen2⸣
1050 where*⧼'⧽s this and where*⧼'⧽s
35 that of course she can*⧼'⧽t feel anything deep yet I
1051 never came properly till
36 I was what ⸢4[twentytwo]twentytwo 22 22 4⸣ [twentytwo]twentytwo 22 22 or so∧I
1051 never came properly till
36 I was what ⸢4[twentytwo]twentytwo 22 22 4⸣ [twentytwo]twentytwo 22 22 or so∧ it went into the wrong place
1052always⸢3it went into the wrong place
1052always3⸣
37 only the usual girls*⧼'⧽ nonsense and giggling that Conny Connolly
1053 writing
38 to her in white ink on black paper sealed with sealingwax though
1054 she
39 clapped when the curtain came down because he looked so handsome
1055 then
40 we had Martin Harvey for breakfast dinner and supper I thought to
1056 myself
1 afterwards it must be real love if a man gives up his life for her that
1057 way for
2 nothing I suppose there are a few men like that left it*⧼'⧽s hard to
1058 believe in
3 it though unless it really happened to me the majority of them
1059 with not a
4 particle of love in their natures to find two people like that
1060 nowadays full up
5 of each other that would feel⸢5feel5⸣ the same way∧way∧ as you do⸢4that would feel⸢5feel5⸣ the same way∧way∧ as you do4⸣
1061 they*⧼'⧽re
6 usually a bit foolish in the head his father must have been a bit queer
1062to go
7and poison himself after her still poor old man I suppose he felt lost⸢5his father must have been a bit queer
1062to go
7and poison himself after her still poor old man I suppose he felt lost5⸣
1063
8she*⧼'⧽s always making love to my things too the few old rags I have
9 wanting to
1064 put her hair up at ⸢3[fifteen]fifteen 15 15 3⸣ [fifteen]fifteen 15 15 my powder too only ruin her
10 skin on her∧my powder too only ruin her
10 skin on her∧ she*⧼'⧽s time
1065 enough for that all her life after of course she*⧼'⧽s
11 restless knowing she*⧼'⧽s pretty
1066 with her lips so red a pity they wont stay
12that way⸢5 with her lips so red a pity they wont stay
12that way5⸣ I was too but there*⧼'⧽s no
1067 use going to the fair with the thing
13 answering me like a fishwoman when I
1068 asked to go for ∧⧼a head of
14 cabbage⧽a head of
14 cabbage a half>a half< a stone of potatoes a half>a half< a stone of potatoes ∧⧼a head of
14 cabbage⧽a head of
14 cabbage a half>a half< a stone of potatoes a half>a half< a stone of potatoes the day we met Mrs Joe Gallaher
1069 at
15 the trottingmatches and she pretended not to see us in her trap with
1070 Friery
16 the solicitor we weren*⧼'⧽t grand enough∧the day we met Mrs Joe Gallaher
1069 at
15 the trottingmatches and she pretended not to see us in her trap with
1070 Friery
16 the solicitor we weren*⧼'⧽t grand enough∧ till I gave her ⸢2[a]a ⧼1⧽1 2 ⧼1⧽1 2 2⸣ [a]a ⧼1⧽1 2 ⧼1⧽1 2 damn
17 fine
1071 ⸢2[crack]crack cracks cracks 2⸣ [crack]crack cracks cracks ∧⧼on⧽on across across ∧⧼on⧽on across across the ear for herself take that now for
18 answering me like that∧take that now for
18 answering me like that∧
1072 and that for your impudence⸢2 and that for your impudence2⸣ she had me that
19 exasperated of course
1073 contradicting⸢4 contradicting4⸣ I was badtempered too because
20how was it there was a weed
1074in the tea or⸢4there was a weed
1074in the tea or4⸣ I didnt sleep the night before
21cheese I ate was it and I told her
1075over and over again not to leave knives
22crossed like that⸢3I was badtempered too because
20how was it there was a weed
1074in the tea or⸢4there was a weed
1074in the tea or4⸣ I didnt sleep the night before
21cheese I ate was it and I told her
1075over and over again not to leave knives
22crossed like that3⸣ because she has
1076nobody to command her as she said
23herself well if he doesn*⧼'⧽t correct her
1077faith I will⸢2of course
1073 contradicting⸢4 contradicting4⸣ I was badtempered too because
20how was it there was a weed
1074in the tea or⸢4there was a weed
1074in the tea or4⸣ I didnt sleep the night before
21cheese I ate was it and I told her
1075over and over again not to leave knives
22crossed like that⸢3I was badtempered too because
20how was it there was a weed
1074in the tea or⸢4there was a weed
1074in the tea or4⸣ I didnt sleep the night before
21cheese I ate was it and I told her
1075over and over again not to leave knives
22crossed like that3⸣ because she has
1076nobody to command her as she said
23herself well if he doesn*⧼'⧽t correct her
1077faith I will2⸣ that was the last time
24 she turned on the teartap I was just like
1078 that myself they daren*⧼'⧽t order
25 me about the place it*⧼'⧽s his fault of course
1079 having the two of us slaving
26 here instead of getting in a woman long ago am
1080 I ever going to have a
27 proper servant again of course then shed see him
1081coming Id have to let her
28know or shed revenge it arent they a nuisance⸢4of course then shed see him
1081coming Id have to let her
28know or shed revenge it arent they a nuisance4⸣ that
1082 old Mrs Fleming you
29 have to be walking round after her putting the things
1083 into her hands
30 sneezing and farting into the pots well of course she*⧼'⧽s old she
1084 can*⧼'⧽t
31 help it a good job I found that rotten old smelly ∧⧼rag⧽rag dishcloth that got
32 lost dishcloth that got
32 lost ∧⧼rag⧽rag dishcloth that got
32 lost dishcloth that got
32 lost
1085 behind the dresser I knew there was something and opened the area∧area∧
1086
33 window to let out the smell bringing in his friends to entertain them like
34the
1087night he walked home with a dog if you please that might have been
35mad⸢5like
34the
1087night he walked home with a dog if you please that might have been
35mad5⸣
1088 especially Simon Dedalus*⧼'⧽ son his father such a criticiser with his
36 glasses ∧⧼in⧽in up
1089 with his tall hat on him at the cricket match and a great big
37 hole in his sock
1090 one thing laughing at the other and his son that got all those
1 prizes for
1091 whatever he won them in the intermediate imagine climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers⸢2climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers2⸣ as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody⸢4as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody4⸣ hawking him down into up
1089 with his tall hat on him at the cricket match and a great big
37 hole in his sock
1090 one thing laughing at the other and his son that got all those
1 prizes for
1091 whatever he won them in the intermediate imagine climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers⸢2climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers2⸣ as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody⸢4as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody4⸣ hawking him down into ∧⧼in⧽in up
1089 with his tall hat on him at the cricket match and a great big
37 hole in his sock
1090 one thing laughing at the other and his son that got all those
1 prizes for
1091 whatever he won them in the intermediate imagine climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers⸢2climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers2⸣ as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody⸢4as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody4⸣ hawking him down into up
1089 with his tall hat on him at the cricket match and a great big
37 hole in his sock
1090 one thing laughing at the other and his son that got all those
1 prizes for
1091 whatever he won them in the intermediate imagine climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers⸢2climbing over
2the
1092railings if anybody saw him that knew ⸢3[him]him us us 3⸣ [him]him us us I wonder he didn*⧼'⧽t
3tear a big∧big∧ hole
1093in his grand funeral trousers2⸣ as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody⸢4as if the one nature gave
4wasnt enough for
1094anybody4⸣ hawking him down into the dirty old kitchen
5 now is he right in his
1095 head I ask pity it wasnt washing day⸢5pity it wasnt washing day5⸣ my old pair of
6 drawers might have
1096 been hanging up too on the line on exhibition for all
7 he*⧼'⧽d ever care with the
1097 ironmould mark the stupid old bundle burned on
8 them he might think was
1098 something else and she never even rendered down
9 the fat I told her and now
1099 she*⧼'⧽s going such as she was on account of her
10 paralysed husband getting
1100 worse there*⧼'⧽s always something wrong with
11 them disease or they have to go
1101under an operation or⸢4they have to go
1101under an operation or4⸣ if its not that its
12 drink and he beats her⸢3he beats her3⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll have to
1102 hunt around again for someone
13every day I get up theres some new thing
1103on⸢4
13every day I get up theres some new thing
1103on4⸣ sweet God sweet God well∧well∧
14 when I*⧼'⧽m stretched out dead in my grave I
1104 suppose I*⧼'⧽ll have some
15 peace I want to get up a minute if I*⧼'⧽m let wait O Jesus
1105 wait yes that thing
16 has come on me yes now wouldn*⧼'⧽t that afflict you of
1106 course all the
17 poking and rooting and ploughing⸢5and ploughing5⸣ he had up in me now what
1107 am I to do
18 Friday Saturday Sunday wouldn*⧼'⧽t that pester the soul out of a
1108 body
19 unless he likes it some men do God knows there*⧼'⧽s always something
1109
20 wrong with us ⸢1[five]five 5 5 1⸣ [five]five 5 5 days ∧⧼every month⧽every month every 3 or 4 weeks usual
21 monthly auction isn*⧼'⧽t it
1110 simply sickening that night it came on me like
22 that the one and only⸢4and only4⸣ time we
1111 were in a box that Michael Gunn gave him
23 to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety>to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety< something he did about
24 insurance for him in
1113 Drimmie*⧼'⧽s I was fit to be tied though I wouldn*⧼'⧽t
25 give in with that gentleman
1114 of fashion staring down at me with his glasses
26 and him the other side of me
1115 talking about Spinoza and his soul that*⧼'⧽s
27 dead I suppose ⸢1[thousands]thousands millions millions 1⸣ [thousands]thousands millions millions of years
1116 ago I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested>I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested< having to sit it
29 out then to the last tag I won*⧼'⧽t forget that wife of
1118 Scarli in a hurry
30 supposed to be a fast play about adultery that idiot in the
1119 gallery hissing ⸢B[her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted B⸣ [her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted I suppose he went and had
1120 a
32 woman >⧼round⧽round in in <⧼round⧽round in in the next lane running round all the back ways>running round all the back ways< after
33 to make up
1121 for it>to make up
1121 for it< I wish he had what I had then he*⧼'⧽d boo I bet every 3 or 4 weeks usual
21 monthly auction isn*⧼'⧽t it
1110 simply sickening that night it came on me like
22 that the one and only⸢4and only4⸣ time we
1111 were in a box that Michael Gunn gave him
23 to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety>to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety< something he did about
24 insurance for him in
1113 Drimmie*⧼'⧽s I was fit to be tied though I wouldn*⧼'⧽t
25 give in with that gentleman
1114 of fashion staring down at me with his glasses
26 and him the other side of me
1115 talking about Spinoza and his soul that*⧼'⧽s
27 dead I suppose ⸢1[thousands]thousands millions millions 1⸣ [thousands]thousands millions millions of years
1116 ago I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested>I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested< having to sit it
29 out then to the last tag I won*⧼'⧽t forget that wife of
1118 Scarli in a hurry
30 supposed to be a fast play about adultery that idiot in the
1119 gallery hissing ⸢B[her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted B⸣ [her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted I suppose he went and had
1120 a
32 woman >⧼round⧽round in in <⧼round⧽round in in the next lane running round all the back ways>running round all the back ways< after
33 to make up
1121 for it>to make up
1121 for it< I wish he had what I had then he*⧼'⧽d boo I bet ∧⧼every month⧽every month every 3 or 4 weeks usual
21 monthly auction isn*⧼'⧽t it
1110 simply sickening that night it came on me like
22 that the one and only⸢4and only4⸣ time we
1111 were in a box that Michael Gunn gave him
23 to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety>to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety< something he did about
24 insurance for him in
1113 Drimmie*⧼'⧽s I was fit to be tied though I wouldn*⧼'⧽t
25 give in with that gentleman
1114 of fashion staring down at me with his glasses
26 and him the other side of me
1115 talking about Spinoza and his soul that*⧼'⧽s
27 dead I suppose ⸢1[thousands]thousands millions millions 1⸣ [thousands]thousands millions millions of years
1116 ago I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested>I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested< having to sit it
29 out then to the last tag I won*⧼'⧽t forget that wife of
1118 Scarli in a hurry
30 supposed to be a fast play about adultery that idiot in the
1119 gallery hissing ⸢B[her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted B⸣ [her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted I suppose he went and had
1120 a
32 woman >⧼round⧽round in in <⧼round⧽round in in the next lane running round all the back ways>running round all the back ways< after
33 to make up
1121 for it>to make up
1121 for it< I wish he had what I had then he*⧼'⧽d boo I bet every 3 or 4 weeks usual
21 monthly auction isn*⧼'⧽t it
1110 simply sickening that night it came on me like
22 that the one and only⸢4and only4⸣ time we
1111 were in a box that Michael Gunn gave him
23 to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety>to see Mrs Kendal and her
1112 husband at the Gaiety< something he did about
24 insurance for him in
1113 Drimmie*⧼'⧽s I was fit to be tied though I wouldn*⧼'⧽t
25 give in with that gentleman
1114 of fashion staring down at me with his glasses
26 and him the other side of me
1115 talking about Spinoza and his soul that*⧼'⧽s
27 dead I suppose ⸢1[thousands]thousands millions millions 1⸣ [thousands]thousands millions millions of years
1116 ago I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested>I smiled the best I
28 could all in a swamp leaning forward as if I was
1117 interested< having to sit it
29 out then to the last tag I won*⧼'⧽t forget that wife of
1118 Scarli in a hurry
30 supposed to be a fast play about adultery that idiot in the
1119 gallery hissing ⸢B[her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted B⸣ [her]her
31 the woman adulteress he shouted
31 the woman adulteress he shouted I suppose he went and had
1120 a
32 woman >⧼round⧽round in in <⧼round⧽round in in the next lane running round all the back ways>running round all the back ways< after
33 to make up
1121 for it>to make up
1121 for it< I wish he had what I had then he*⧼'⧽d boo I bet the cat
34 itself is better off
1122 than us have we too much blood up in us or what O
35 patience above it*⧼'⧽s
1123 pouring out of me like the sea anyhow he didn*⧼'⧽t
36 make me pregnant as big as
1124 he is I don*⧼'⧽t want to ruin the clean sheets I
37 just put on I suppose the clean
1125 linen I wore brought it on too damn it damn
1 it and they always want to see
1126 a stain on the bed to know you*⧼'⧽re a virgin
2 for them all that*⧼'⧽s troubling them
1127 they*⧼'⧽re such fools too you could be
3 a widow or divorced >⧼five⧽five ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 <⧼five⧽five ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 times over∧you could be
3 a widow or divorced >⧼five⧽five ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 <⧼five⧽five ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 ⸢3[forty]forty 40 40 3⸣ [forty]forty 40 40 times over∧ a
1128 daub of red ink
4 would do or blackberry juice no that*⧼'⧽s too purply O Jamesy⸢3Jamesy3⸣
1129 let me up
5 out of this pooh sweets of sin whoever suggested that business for
1130 women
6 what between clothes and cooking and children∧what between clothes and cooking and children∧ this damned old
1131 bed too
7 jingling like the dickens I suppose they could hear us away over the
1132 other
8 side of the ⸢3[town]town park park 3⸣ [town]town park park till I suggested to put the quilt on the floor with
9 the
1133 pillow under my bottom>with
9 the
1133 pillow under my bottom< I wonder is it nicer in the day I think it is∧ with
9 the
1133 pillow under my bottom>with
9 the
1133 pillow under my bottom< I wonder is it nicer in the day I think it is∧
10 easy I
1134 think I*⧼'⧽ll cut all this hair off me there scalding me I might look like
11 a young
1135 girl wouldnt he get the ∧⧼takein⧽takein great suckin great suckin ∧⧼takein⧽takein great suckin great suckin the next time he
12turned up my clothes
1136 on me∧ on me∧ Id give anything to ∧⧼watch⧽watch see see ∧⧼watch⧽watch see see his face⸢4wouldnt he get the ∧⧼takein⧽takein great suckin great suckin ∧⧼takein⧽takein great suckin great suckin the next time he
12turned up my clothes
1136 on me∧ on me∧ Id give anything to ∧⧼watch⧽watch see see ∧⧼watch⧽watch see see his face4⸣
13 where*⧼'⧽s the chamber gone easy ∧⧼I'm awfully afraid⧽I'm awfully afraid I*⧼'⧽ve a
1137 holy
14 horror I*⧼'⧽ve a
1137 holy
14 horror ∧⧼I'm awfully afraid⧽I'm awfully afraid I*⧼'⧽ve a
1137 holy
14 horror I*⧼'⧽ve a
1137 holy
14 horror of its breaking under me∧under me∧ after that old commode I wonder was
1138 I
15 too heavy sitting on his knee I made him sit on the easychair purposely⸢5I made him sit on the easychair purposely5⸣
1139
16when I took off only my blouse and skirt first⸢1
16when I took off only my blouse and skirt first1⸣ in the other room⸢4in the other room4⸣ he was
17 so
1140 busy where he oughtnt to be⸢3where he oughtnt to be3⸣ he ⧼d⧽d never felt me⸢BmeB⸣ I hope my breath
18was sweet
1141after those kissing comfits⸢5I hope my breath
18was sweet
1141after those kissing comfits5⸣ easy God I remember one time I
19 could ⸢1[do]do scout scout 1⸣ [do]do scout scout it
1142 out straight ⸢[whistling]whistling ⸣ [whistling]whistling whistling∧ ⸢[whistling]whistling ⸣ [whistling]whistling whistling∧ like a man almost
20 easy O Lord how noisy I hope
1143theyre bubbles on it for a wad of money
21from some fellow⸢2I hope
1143theyre bubbles on it for a wad of money
21from some fellow2⸣ Ill have to
1144perfume it in the morning dont forget⸢3Ill have to
1144perfume it in the morning dont forget3⸣ I bet
22 he never saw a better pair of
1145 thighs ⧼that⧽that than that look ⧼wh⧽wh how white
23 they are the smoothest place is right there
1146 between this bit here how soft
24like a peach easy God I wouldn*⧼'⧽t mind being a
1147man and get up on a
25lovely woman O Lord what a row you*⧼'⧽re making∧O Lord what a row you*⧼'⧽re making∧ like
1148the jersey lily⸢1this bit here how soft
24like a peach easy God I wouldn*⧼'⧽t mind being a
1147man and get up on a
25lovely woman O Lord what a row you*⧼'⧽re making∧O Lord what a row you*⧼'⧽re making∧ like
1148the jersey lily1⸣
26 easy easy O how the waters come down at Lahore*⧼.⧽

⸢3[I wonder]I wonder
1149
27 who knows
1149
27 who knows 3⸣ [I wonder]I wonder
1149
27 who knows
1149
27 who knows is there anything the matter with my insides
28or have I
1150something growing in me⸢5
28or have I
1150something growing in me5⸣ getting that thing like that every week
29 when was it
1151 last I Whit Monday yes it*⧼'⧽s only about ⸢3[three]three 3 3 3⸣ [three]three 3 3 weeks I
30 ought to go to the doctor
1152 only it would be like before I married him when I
31 had that white thing
1153 coming from me and Floey made me go to that dry old
32 stick Dr Collins for
1154 women*⧼'⧽s diseases on Pembroke road your vagina he
33 called it⸢BitB⸣ I suppose that*⧼'⧽s
1155 how he got all the gilt mirrors and carpets
34 getting round those rich ones off
1156 Stephen*⧼'⧽s green running up to him for
35 every little fiddlefaddle her vagina
1157 and her cochinchina they*⧼'⧽ve money
36 of course so they*⧼'⧽re all right∧they*⧼'⧽ve money
36 of course so they*⧼'⧽re all right∧ I wouldn*⧼'⧽t
1158 marry him not if he was the
37 last man in the world besides theres something
1159queer about ⧼doct⧽doct their
38children always⸢5besides theres something
1159queer about ⧼doct⧽doct their
38children always5⸣ smelling around those filthy bitches all
1160 sides asking me if
39 what I did had an offensive ⧼sm⧽sm odour what ⧼does⧽does did he want me to
1161 do
40 but the one thing gold maybe what a question if I smathered it all over
1162 his
1 wrinkly old face for him with all my compriments⸢5with all my compriments5⸣ I suppose he*⧼'⧽d know
1163
2 then and could you pass it easily pass what I thought he was talking about
1164
3the rock of Gibraltar the way he put it⸢1and could you pass it easily pass what I thought he was talking about
1164
3the rock of Gibraltar the way he put it1⸣ that*⧼'⧽s a very nice invention too
4 by the
1165 way only I like letting myself down after in the hole⸢4in the hole4⸣ as far as I can
5 squeeze
1166 and pull the chain then to flush it nice cool pins and needles still
6 there*⧼'⧽s
1167 something in it I suppose I always used to know by Milly*⧼'⧽s
7 when she was a
1168 child whether she ⸢4[was well]was well had worms had worms 4⸣ [was well]was well had worms had worms or not still all the
8 same paying him for that
1169 how much is that doctor one guinea please and
9 asking me had I frequent
1170 omissions where do those old fellows get all the
10 words they have omissions
1171 with his shortsighted eyes on me cocked
11 sideways I wouldn*⧼'⧽t trust him too
1172 far to give me chloroform or God
12 knows what else still I liked him when he
1173sat down to write the thing out
13frowning so severe his nose intelligent like
1174that you be damned you lying ⸢4[bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap 4⸣ [bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap ⸢3his nose intelligent like
1174that you be damned you lying ⸢4[bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap 4⸣ [bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap 3⸣ O anything no matter who except an
1175idiot⸢2still I liked him when he
1173sat down to write the thing out
13frowning so severe his nose intelligent like
1174that you be damned you lying ⸢4[bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap 4⸣ [bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap ⸢3his nose intelligent like
1174that you be damned you lying ⸢4[bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap 4⸣ [bitch]bitch
14 strap
14 strap 3⸣ O anything no matter who except an
1175idiot2⸣ he was clever
15 enough to spot that of course that was all thinking of
1176 him and his mad
16 crazy letters my Precious one∧my Precious one∧ everything connected with
1177 your glorious ⸢4[body]body
17 Body
17 Body 4⸣ [body]body
17 Body
17 Body everything underlined that comes from it is a thing of
1178 beauty
18 and of joy for ever something he got out of some nonsensical⸢3nonsensical3⸣ book
1179 that he
19 had me always at myself ⸢4[four]four 4 4 4⸣ [four]four 4 4 and ⸢4[five]five 5 5 4⸣ [five]five 5 5 times a day sometimes
20 and I said I
1180 hadn*⧼'⧽t are you ⧼quite⧽quite sure O yes I said I am quite sure in a
21 way that shut him up I
1181 knew what was coming next only natural weakness
22 it was he excited me I
1182 don*⧼'⧽t know how the first night ever we met when I
23 was living in Rehoboth
1183 terrace we stood staring at one another for about 10
24 minutes as if we met
1184somewhere⸢3as if we met
1184somewhere3⸣ I suppose on account of my being
25jewess looking after my
1185mother⸢5I suppose on account of my being
25jewess looking after my
1185mother5⸣ he used to amuse me∧me∧ the things he said
26 with the half sloothering
1186 smile on him and all the Doyles said he was going
27 to stand for a member of
1187 ⸢4[parliament]parliament Parliament Parliament 4⸣ [parliament]parliament Parliament Parliament O wasn*⧼'⧽t I the born⸢5born5⸣
28 fool to believe all his blather about home
1188 rule and the land league sending
29 me that long strool of a song out of the
1189 Huguenots to sing in French to be
30 more classy O beau pays de la Touraine
1190 that I never even sang once
31explaining and rigmaroling about religion and
1191persecution he wont let you
32enjoy anything naturally⸢3
31explaining and rigmaroling about religion and
1191persecution he wont let you
32enjoy anything naturally3⸣ then might he as a
1192 great favour the very ∧⧼first⧽first ⧼
331st⧽
331st ⧼1st⧽1st 1st ⧼
331st⧽
331st ⧼1st⧽1st 1st ∧⧼first⧽first ⧼
331st⧽
331st ⧼1st⧽1st 1st ⧼
331st⧽
331st ⧼1st⧽1st 1st opportunity he got a chance in Brighton square
1193 running into
34 my bedroom pretending the ink got on his hands to wash it off
1194 with the
35 Albion milk and sulphur soap I used to use and the gelatine still
1195 round it O
36 I laughed myself sick at him that day I better not make an
1196alnight sitting
37 on this affair they ought to make ⸢3[them]them chambers chambers 3⸣ [them]them chambers chambers a ⸢4[bit bigger]bit bigger natural
1size natural
1size 4⸣ [bit bigger]bit bigger natural
1size natural
1size so
1197 that a woman could sit on it properly he kneels down to do it I
2 suppose
1198 there isn*⧼'⧽t in all creation another man with the habits he has
3 look at the way
1199 he*⧼'⧽s sleeping at the foot of the bed how can he without a
4hard bolster ⧼so low Id snore my head off⧽so low Id snore my head off ⸢4how can he without a
4hard bolster ⧼so low Id snore my head off⧽so low Id snore my head off 4⸣ it*⧼'⧽s well
1200 he doesn*⧼'⧽t kick or
5 he might knock out all my teeth breathing with his hand
1201 on his nose like
6 that Indian god he took me to show one wet Sunday in the
1202 museum in
7 Kildare street all yellow in a pinafore lying on his side on his
1203 hand with his
8 ten toes sticking out that he said was a bigger religion than
1204 the jews and
9 Our Lord*⧼'⧽s both⸢4both4⸣ put⸢BputB⸣ together all over Asia imitating him as he*⧼'⧽s
1205
10 always imitating everybody I suppose he used to sleep at the foot of the bed
1206
11 too with his big square feet up in his wife*⧼'⧽s mouth damn this stinking
12 thing
1207 anyway where*⧼'⧽s this those napkins are ah yes I know I hope the
13 old press
1208 doesn*⧼'⧽t creak ah I knew it would he*⧼'⧽s sleeping hard had a
14good time
1209somewhere⸢2had a
14good time
1209somewhere2⸣ still she must have given him great value for his
15 money of course
1210 he has to pay for it from her O this nuisance of a thing I
16 hope they*⧼'⧽ll have
1211 something better for us in the other world tying
17 ourselves up God help us
1212 that*⧼'⧽s all right for tonight now the lumpy old
18 jingly bed always reminds me
1213 of old Cohen I suppose he scratched himself
19 in it often enough and he
1214thinks father bought it from Lord Napier that I
20 used to admire when I was
1215 a little girl∧that I
20 used to admire when I was
1215 a little girl∧ because I told him⸢5and he
1214thinks father bought it from Lord Napier that I
20 used to admire when I was
1215 a little girl∧that I
20 used to admire when I was
1215 a little girl∧ because I told him5⸣ easy piano O I
21like my bed⸢2O I
21like my bed2⸣ God here we are
1216 as bad as ever after ⸢3[sixteen]sixteen 16 16 3⸣ [sixteen]sixteen 16 16 years how
22many houses were we in at all⸢2how
22many houses were we in at all2⸣ Raymond
1217terrace and Ontario terrace and
23Lombard street and Holles street and he
1218goes about whistling every time
24were on the run again his huguenots or the
1219frogs march pretending to help
25 the men with our 4 sticks of furniture∧pretending to help
25 the men with our 4 sticks of furniture∧ and
1220then the City Arms hotel worse
26and worse says Warden Daly that charming
1221place on the landing always
27somebody inside praying then leaving all their
1222stinks after them always
28know who was in there last⸢3Raymond
1217terrace and Ontario terrace and
23Lombard street and Holles street and he
1218goes about whistling every time
24were on the run again his huguenots or the
1219frogs march pretending to help
25 the men with our 4 sticks of furniture∧pretending to help
25 the men with our 4 sticks of furniture∧ and
1220then the City Arms hotel worse
26and worse says Warden Daly that charming
1221place on the landing always
27somebody inside praying then leaving all their
1222stinks after them always
28know who was in there last3⸣ every time we*⧼'⧽re just
1223 getting on right
29 something happens or he puts his big foot in it Thom*⧼'⧽s and
1224 Hely*⧼'⧽s
30 and Mr Cuffe*⧼'⧽s and Drimmie*⧼'⧽s either he*⧼'⧽s going to be run into
31 prison
1225 over his old lottery tickets that was to be all our salvations∧that was to be all our salvations∧ or he
32 goes and
1226 gives impudence we*⧼'⧽ll have him coming home with the sack
33 soon out of the
1227 Freeman too like the rest on account of those Sinner Fein or
34 the freemasons
1228 then we*⧼'⧽ll see if the little man he showed me dribbling
35 along in the wet all by
1229 himself round by Coady*⧼'⧽s lane will give him much
36 consolation that he says
1230 is so capable and sincerely Irish he is indeed
37 judging by the sincerity of the
1231 trousers I saw on him wait there*⧼'⧽s
38 George*⧼'⧽s church bells wait ⸢3[three]three 3 3 3⸣ [three]three 3 3 quarters the
1232hour ⸢3[one two]one two ⧼1 2⧽1 2 ⧼
39on⧽
39on 1 wait 2 ⧼1 2⧽1 2 ⧼
39on⧽
39on 1 wait 2 3⸣ [one two]one two ⧼1 2⧽1 2 ⧼
39on⧽
39on 1 wait 2 ⧼1 2⧽1 2 ⧼
39on⧽
39on 1 wait 2   o*⧼'⧽clock well that*⧼'⧽s a nice hour of the night⸢4of the night4⸣ for him to
40 be
1233 coming home at to anybody climbing down into the area if anybody saw
1234
1 him I*⧼'⧽ll knock him off that little habit tomorrow first I*⧼'⧽ll look at his
2shirt to
1235see or Ill⸢3look at his
2shirt to
1235see or Ill3⸣ see if he has that French letter still in his pocketbook I
3 suppose he
1236 thinks I don*⧼'⧽t know deceitful men ∧⧼they havent pockets⧽they havent pockets all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t ∧⧼they havent pockets⧽they havent pockets all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t enough for their
1237lies then why should we tell
5them even∧even∧ if its the truth they dont believe you⸢4deceitful men ∧⧼they havent pockets⧽they havent pockets all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t ∧⧼they havent pockets⧽they havent pockets all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t all
4 their 20 pockets aren*⧼'⧽t enough for their
1237lies then why should we tell
5them even∧even∧ if its the truth they dont believe you4⸣
1238 then tucked up in bed like
6 those babies in the Aristocrats Masterpiece he
1239 brought me another time as if
7 we hadn*⧼'⧽t enough of that in real life without
1240 some old Aristocrat or
8 whatever his name is disgusting you more with those
1241 rotten pictures
9 children with two heads and no legs that*⧼'⧽s the kind of villainy
1242 they*⧼'⧽re
10 always dreaming about with ⧼nothin⧽nothin not another thing in their empty
11 heads
1243 they ought to get slow poison the half of them⸢3 they ought to get slow poison the half of them3⸣ then tea and toast
12 for him
1244 buttered on both sides⸢1 buttered on both sides1⸣ and newlaid eggs I suppose I*⧼'⧽m nothing
13 any more
1245 when I wouldn*⧼'⧽t let him⸢BhimB⸣ ∧⧼touch⧽touch lick lick ∧⧼touch⧽touch lick lick me in Holles street
14 one night man man tyrant
1246 as ever for the one thing∧man man tyrant
1246 as ever for the one thing∧ he slept on the floor
15 half the night naked ⧼l⧽l the way
1247the jews used when somebody dies
16belonged to them⸢3 ⧼l⧽l the way
1247the jews used when somebody dies
16belonged to them3⸣ and wouldn*⧼'⧽t eat any
1248 breakfast or speak a word
17 wanting to be petted so I thought I stood out
1249 enough for one time and let
18 him he does it all wrong too thinking only of
1250 his own pleasure∧so I thought I stood out
1249 enough for one time and let
18 him he does it all wrong too thinking only of
1250 his own pleasure∧ his tongue
19is too flat or I dont know what⸢4his tongue
19is too flat or I dont know what4⸣ he forgets that
1251wethen I don*⧼'⧽t I*⧼'⧽ll
20 make him do it again if he doesn*⧼'⧽t mind himself and lock
1252him down
21to⸢5lock
1252him down
21to5⸣ sleep [5down]down in the coalcellar⸢3and lock
1252him down
21to⸢5lock
1252him down
21to5⸣ sleep [5down]down in the coalcellar3⸣ with the blackbeetles⸢4with the blackbeetles4⸣ I wonder was it
22 her
1253 Josie off her head with my castoffs⸢Boff her head with my castoffsB⸣ he*⧼'⧽s such a born liar too no
23 he*⧼'⧽d never
1254 have the courage with a married woman that*⧼'⧽s why he
24 wants me and Boylan
1255 though as for her⸢3her3⸣ Denis as she calls him that
25 forlornlooking spectacle you
1256 couldn*⧼'⧽t call him a husband yes it*⧼'⧽s some
26 little bitch he*⧼'⧽s got in with even
1257 when I was with him with Milly at the
27 College races that Hornblower with
1258 the childs⸢1childs1⸣ ⸢3[hat]hat bonnet bonnet 3⸣ [hat]hat bonnet bonnet on ⸢B[him]him
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob B⸣ [him]him
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob let ⧼him⧽him us into by the back way⸢1by the back way1⸣ he was
1259 throwing
29 his sheeps eyes at those two doing skirt duty up and down⸢1doing skirt duty up and down1⸣ I tried
1260 to wink
30 at him first no use of course∧even
1257 when I was with him with Milly at the
27 College races that Hornblower with
1258 the childs⸢1childs1⸣ ⸢3[hat]hat bonnet bonnet 3⸣ [hat]hat bonnet bonnet on ⸢B[him]him
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob B⸣ [him]him
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob
28the top of⸢2
28the top of2⸣ his nob let ⧼him⧽him us into by the back way⸢1by the back way1⸣ he was
1259 throwing
29 his sheeps eyes at those two doing skirt duty up and down⸢1doing skirt duty up and down1⸣ I tried
1260 to wink
30 at him first no use of course∧ and that*⧼'⧽s the way his money goes this
1261 is
31 the fruits of Mr Paddy Dignam yes they were all in great style at the
1262 grand
32 funeral in the paper Boylan brought in if they saw a real officers
1263funeral
33thatd be something reversed arms muffled drums the poor horse
1264walking
34behind in black⸢5if they saw a real officers
1263funeral
33thatd be something reversed arms muffled drums the poor horse
1264walking
34behind in black5⸣ L*⧼.⧽ Boom and Tom Kernan*⧼,⧽ that drunken little
1265
35 barrelly man that bit his tongue off falling down the men*⧼'⧽s W*⧼.⧽ C*⧼.⧽
36 drunk in
1266 some place or other*⧼,⧽ and Martin Cunningham and the two
37 Dedaluses and
1267 Fanny M‘〉Coy*⧼'⧽s husband white head of cabbage
1 skinny thing with a turn in
1268 her eye trying to sing my songs >⧼The⧽The <⧼The⧽The ⧼ △ ⧽ △ ⸢3 ⧼ △ ⧽ △ 3⸣
2 she*⧼'⧽d want to be born all over again and her
1269 old green dress ⧼and her⧽and her
3with the lowneck ⧼dress⧽dress as she cant attract them any other way⸢3 ⧼and her⧽and her
3with the lowneck ⧼dress⧽dress as she cant attract them any other way3⸣ like
1270
4 dabbling on a rainy day∧skinny thing with a turn in
1268 her eye trying to sing my songs >⧼The⧽The <⧼The⧽The ⧼ △ ⧽ △ ⸢3 ⧼ △ ⧽ △ 3⸣
2 she*⧼'⧽d want to be born all over again and her
1269 old green dress ⧼and her⧽and her
3with the lowneck ⧼dress⧽dress as she cant attract them any other way⸢3 ⧼and her⧽and her
3with the lowneck ⧼dress⧽dress as she cant attract them any other way3⸣ like
1270
4 dabbling on a rainy day∧ I see it all now plainly and they call that
5 friendship
1271 killing and then burying one another and they all with their
6 wives and
1272 families at home more especially Jack Power keeping that
7 barmaid he does
1273 of course his wife is always sick or going to be sick or
8 just∧just∧ getting better of
1274 it and he*⧼'⧽s a goodlooking man still though he*⧼'⧽s
9 getting a bit grey over the
1275 ears they*⧼'⧽re a nice lot all of them well
10 they*⧼'⧽re not going to get my husband
1276 again into their clutches if I can
11 help it making fun of him then behind his
1277 back I know well when he goes
12 on with his idiotics because he has sense
1278 enough not to squander every
13 penny piece he earns down their gullets and
1279looks after his wife and
14family⸢4and
1279looks after his wife and
14family4⸣ goodfornothings poor Paddy Dignam all the
1280 same I*⧼'⧽m sorry in a
15 way for him what are his wife and ⸢3[five]five 5 5 3⸣ [five]five 5 5 children going to
1281 do unless he
16 was insured comical little teetotum always stuck up in some
1282 pub corner
17 and her or her son waiting Bill Bailey won*⧼'⧽t you please come
1283 home her
18widows weeds wont improve her appearance theyre awfully
1284becoming
19though if youre goodlooking⸢5her
18widows weeds wont improve her appearance theyre awfully
1284becoming
19though if youre goodlooking5⸣ what men∧always stuck up in some
1282 pub corner
17 and her or her son waiting Bill Bailey won*⧼'⧽t you please come
1283 home her
18widows weeds wont improve her appearance theyre awfully
1284becoming
19though if youre goodlooking⸢5her
18widows weeds wont improve her appearance theyre awfully
1284becoming
19though if youre goodlooking5⸣ what men∧ wasn*⧼'⧽t he yes he was at
1285 the
20 Glencree dinner and Ben Dollard base barreltone the night he borrowed
1286 the
21 swallowtail to sing out of in Holles street squeezed and squashed into
1287 them
22 and grinning all over his big Dolly face like a wellwhipped childs
1288botty⸢5like a wellwhipped childs
1288botty5⸣
23 didn*⧼'⧽t he look a balmy ballocks sure enough that must have been a
1289
24 spectacle on the stage imagine paying 5/‐ in the preserved seats for that to
1290
25see him trotting off in his trowlers⸢5to
1290
25see him trotting off in his trowlers5⸣ and Simon Dedalus too he was always
1291
26 turning up half screwed singing the second verse first the old love is the
27 new
1292 was one of his∧the old love is the
27 new
1292 was one of his∧ so sweetly sang the maiden on the hawthorn bough he
28 was
1293 always on for flirtyfying too when I sang Maritana with him at Freddy
1294
29 Mayers private opera he had a delicious glorious∧glorious∧ voice Phoebe dearest
1295
30 goodbye sweetheart sweetheart he always sang it not like Bartell DArcy
1296
31 sweet tart goodbye of course he had the gift of the voice so there was no art
1297
32 in it∧goodbye sweetheart sweetheart he always sang it not like Bartell DArcy
1296
31 sweet tart goodbye of course he had the gift of the voice so there was no art
1297
32 in it∧ all over you like a warm showerbath O Maritana wildwood flower we
1298
33 sang splendidly ⧼for me⧽for me though it was a bit too high for my register even
34 transposed
1299 and he was married at the time to May Goulding but then
35 he*⧼'⧽d say or do
1300 something to knock the good out of it he*⧼'⧽s a widower
36 now I wonder what
1301 sort is his son he says he*⧼'⧽s an author and going to be
37 a university professor
1302 of Italian and I*⧼'⧽m to take lessons what is he
1 driving at now showing him my
1303photo its not good of me I ought to have
2got it taken in drapery that never
1304looks out of fashion⸢4I ought to have
2got it taken in drapery that never
1304looks out of fashion4⸣ still I look young in
3it I wonder he didnt make him a
1305present of it altogether and me too after all
4why not⸢3showing him my
1303photo its not good of me I ought to have
2got it taken in drapery that never
1304looks out of fashion⸢4I ought to have
2got it taken in drapery that never
1304looks out of fashion4⸣ still I look young in
3it I wonder he didnt make him a
1305present of it altogether and me too after all
4why not3⸣ I saw him driving down
1306 to the Kingsbridge station with his father
5 and mother I was in mourning
1307 that*⧼'⧽s ⸢3[eleven]eleven 11 11 3⸣ [eleven]eleven 11 11 years ago now yes
6 he*⧼'⧽d be ⸢3[eleven]eleven 11 11 3⸣ [eleven]eleven 11 11 though what was the good in going
1308 into mourning
7 for what was neither one thing nor the other the first cry was
1309 enough for
8 me I heard the deathwatch too ticking in the wall∧the first cry was
1309 enough for
8 me I heard the deathwatch too ticking in the wall∧ of course he
1310 insisted
9 he*⧼'⧽d go into mourning for the cat I suppose he*⧼'⧽s a man now by this
1311
10 time he was an innocent boy then and a darling little ⸢B[boy]boy fellow fellow B⸣ [boy]boy fellow fellow in his
11 lord
1312 Fauntleroy suit and curly hair like a prince on the stage>and curly hair like a prince on the stage< when I saw
12 him at
1313 Mat Dillon*⧼'⧽s he liked me too I remember they all do∧he was an innocent boy then and a darling little ⸢B[boy]boy fellow fellow B⸣ [boy]boy fellow fellow in his
11 lord
1312 Fauntleroy suit and curly hair like a prince on the stage>and curly hair like a prince on the stage< when I saw
12 him at
1313 Mat Dillon*⧼'⧽s he liked me too I remember they all do∧ wait by God
13yes*⧼,⧽ wait
1314yes⸢1
13yes*⧼,⧽ wait
1314yes1⸣ hold on⸢5hold on5⸣ he was on the cards this morning when I laid
14 out the deck∧when I laid
14 out the deck∧
1315 union with⸢4 union with4⸣ a young stranger neither dark nor fair⸢4neither dark nor fair4⸣ you
15 met before I thought
1316 it meant him but he*⧼'⧽s no chicken nor a stranger
16 either∧I thought
1316 it meant him but he*⧼'⧽s no chicken nor a stranger
16 either∧ besides my face was
1317turned the other way what was the 7th card∧card∧
17after that the 10 of spades for a
1318journey by land then there was a letter on
18its way and scandals too the 3
1319queens and the 8 of diamonds for a rise in
19society yes wait it all came out
1320and 2 red 8s for new garments look at that
20and⸢4besides my face was
1317turned the other way what was the 7th card∧card∧
17after that the 10 of spades for a
1318journey by land then there was a letter on
18its way and scandals too the 3
1319queens and the 8 of diamonds for a rise in
19society yes wait it all came out
1320and 2 red 8s for new garments look at that
20and4⸣ didn*⧼'⧽t I dream something too
1321 yes there was something about poetry
21 in it I hope he hasn*⧼'⧽t long greasy hair
1322 hanging into his eyes or standing
22up like a red Indian⸢5 hanging into his eyes or standing
22up like a red Indian5⸣ what do they go
1323 about like that for only getting
23 themselves and their poetry laughed at I
1324 always liked poetry when I was a
24 girl first I thought he was a poet like lord∧lord∧
1325 Byron and not an ounce of it in
25 his composition I thought he was quite
1326 different I wonder is he too young
26 he*⧼'⧽s about wait ⧼86⧽86 88 I was married 88 Milly
1327 is 15 yesterday 89 what
27 age was he then at Dillon*⧼'⧽s 5 or 6 about 88 I suppose
1328 he*⧼'⧽s 20 or more
28 I*⧼'⧽m not too old for him if he*⧼'⧽s 23 or 24 I hope he*⧼'⧽s not that
1329stuckup
29 university∧university∧ student⸢4student4⸣ sort no otherwise he wouldn*⧼'⧽t go sitting∧sitting∧ down
30 in
1330 the old kitchen with him taking Epps*⧼'⧽s cocoa and talking of course he
1331
31 pretended to understand it all probably he told him he was out of Trinity
1332
32 college he*⧼'⧽s very young to be a professor I hope he*⧼'⧽s not a professor
33 like
1333 Goodwin was he was a potent professor of John Jameson⸢1he was a potent professor of John Jameson1⸣ they all
34 write
1334 about some woman in their poetry well I suppose he won*⧼'⧽t find
35 many like me
1335 where softly sighs of love the light guitar where poetry is in
36 the air the blue
1336 sea and the moon shining so beautifully coming back on
37 the nightboat from
1337 Tarifa the lighthouse at Europa point⸢4the lighthouse at Europa point4⸣ the guitar that
38 fellow played was so
1338 expressive will I ever go back there again all new
39 faces∧coming back on
37 the nightboat from
1337 Tarifa the lighthouse at Europa point⸢4the lighthouse at Europa point4⸣ the guitar that
38 fellow played was so
1338 expressive will I ever go back there again all new
39 faces∧ two glancing eyes a
1339 lattice hid I*⧼'⧽ll sing that for him they*⧼'⧽re my
40 eyes if he*⧼'⧽s anything of a poet two
1340 eyes as ⸢1[softly]softly darkly darkly 1⸣ [softly]softly darkly darkly bright as
1 love*⧼'⧽s ⸢3[young]young own own 3⸣ [young]young own own star aren*⧼'⧽t those beautiful words as love*⧼'⧽s
1341
2 young star it*⧼'⧽ll be a change the Lord knows to have an intelligent person
3 to
1342 talk to about yourself not always listening to him and Billy Prescott*⧼'⧽s
4 ad and
1343 Keyes*⧼'⧽s ad and Tom the Devil*⧼'⧽s ad then if anything goes
5wrong in their
1344business we have to suffer⸢3then if anything goes
5wrong in their
1344business we have to suffer3⸣ I*⧼'⧽m sure he*⧼'⧽s very
6 distinguished I*⧼'⧽d like to meet a
1345 man like that God not those other ruck
7 besides he*⧼'⧽s young those fine young
1346 men I could see down in Margate
8 strand bathingplace from the side of the
1347 rock standing up in the sun naked
9 like a ⸢4[god]god God God 4⸣ [god]god God God or something and then
1348 plunging into the sea with them
10 why aren*⧼'⧽t all men like that there*⧼'⧽d be some
1349 consolation for ⸢B[us]us a
11woman a
11woman B⸣ [us]us a
11woman a
11woman like that lovely little statue he bought I could look
1350 at him all day
12 long curly head and his shoulders his finger up for you to
1351 listen there*⧼'⧽s
13 real beauty and poetry for you I often felt I wanted to kiss him
1352 all over also
14 his lovely young cock there so simple I wouldn*⧼'⧽t mind taking
1353 him in my
15 mouth if nobody was looking as if it was asking you to suck it⸢3as if it was asking you to suck it3⸣ so
1354 clean
16 and white he looks with his boyish face I would too in 1⁄2 a minute
1355even if
17some of it went down what [5is it ]is it its only like ∧⧼cream⧽cream ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel ∧⧼cream⧽cream ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel or the dew ⧼besides⧽besides theres no
1356danger besides hed be so clean
19compared with those pigs of⸢5those pigs of5⸣ men I suppose
1357never dream of washing it
20from ⧼on⧽on 1 years end to the other the most of them
1358only thats what gives
21the women the moustaches Im sure⸢4I would too in 1⁄2 a minute
1355even if
17some of it went down what [5is it ]is it its only like ∧⧼cream⧽cream ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel ∧⧼cream⧽cream ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel ⸢5[gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel 5⸣ [gruelwater ]gruelwater
18gruel
18gruel or the dew ⧼besides⧽besides theres no
1356danger besides hed be so clean
19compared with those pigs of⸢5those pigs of5⸣ men I suppose
1357never dream of washing it
20from ⧼on⧽on 1 years end to the other the most of them
1358only thats what gives
21the women the moustaches Im sure4⸣ it*⧼'⧽ll be grand if I
1359 can only get in
22 with a handsome young poet at my age Ill throw them the
1360 ⧼ 1st⧽ 1st 1st thing in
23the morning till I see if the wishcard comes out or Ill try pairing
1361the lady
24herself and see if he comes out⸢4Ill throw them the
1360 ⧼ 1st⧽ 1st 1st thing in
23the morning till I see if the wishcard comes out or Ill try pairing
1361the lady
24herself and see if he comes out4⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll read and study all I can find or
1362learn
25a bit off∧off∧ by heart if I knew who he likes⸢4or
1362learn
25a bit off∧off∧ by heart if I knew who he likes4⸣ so he won*⧼'⧽t think me stupid
26if
1363he thinks all women are the same⸢1
26if
1363he thinks all women are the same1⸣ and I can teach him the other part
27 I*⧼'⧽ll
1364 make him feel all over him till he half faints under me⸢4till he half faints under me4⸣ then he*⧼'⧽ll
28 write about
1365 me lover and mistress publicly too with our 2⸢424⸣ photographs in
29all⸢4
29all4⸣ the papers
1366 when he becomes famous O but then what am I going to do
30 about him
1367 though*⧼?⧽

⸢1[No]No
1368
31 no
1368
31 no 1⸣ [No]No
1368
31 no
1368
31 no that*⧼'⧽s no way for him has he no manners ⸢B[or]or nor nor B⸣ [or]or nor nor no
32 refinement nor no⸢4no4⸣
1369nothing⸢2nor no⸢4no4⸣
1369nothing2⸣ in his nature slapping us behind like that on
33 my bottom because I
1370didnt call him Hugh⸢5because I
1370didnt call him Hugh5⸣ the ignoramus⸢3the ignoramus3⸣ that doesnt
34know poetry from a
1371cabbage⸢4that doesnt
34know poetry from a
1371cabbage4⸣ that*⧼'⧽s what you get for not keeping them
35 in their proper place
1372 pulling off his shoes and trousers there on the chair
36before me so barefaced
1373without even asking permission⸢5 pulling off his shoes and trousers there on the chair
36before me so barefaced
1373without even asking permission5⸣ and standing out
37that vulgar way in the half
1374of a shirt they wear to be admired⸢2and standing out
37that vulgar way in the half
1374of a shirt they wear to be admired2⸣ like a priest
1or a butcher or those old
1375hypocrites in the time of Julius Caesar⸢4like a priest
1or a butcher or those old
1375hypocrites in the time of Julius Caesar4⸣ of course
2 he*⧼'⧽s right enough in his
1376 way to pass the time as a joke sure you might as
3well be in bed with what⧼,⧽,
1377with a lion God Im sure hed have something
4better to say for himself⸢4for himself4⸣ an old
1378 ⸢5[lion]lion Lion Lion 5⸣ [lion]lion Lion Lion would⸢2sure you might as
3well be in bed with what⧼,⧽,
1377with a lion God Im sure hed have something
4better to say for himself⸢4for himself4⸣ an old
1378 ⸢5[lion]lion Lion Lion 5⸣ [lion]lion Lion Lion would2⸣ O well I suppose
5 it*⧼'⧽s because they were so plump and tempting
1379 in my short petticoat he
6 couldn*⧼'⧽t resist they excite myself sometimes it*⧼'⧽s well
1380 for men all the
7 amount of pleasure they get off a woman*⧼'⧽s body we*⧼'⧽re so
1381 round and
8 white for them always I wished I was one myself for a change
1382 just to try
9 with that thing they have swelling ∧⧼upon⧽upon up on up on ∧⧼upon⧽upon up on up on you so hard and at the
1383
10 same time so soft when you touch it my uncle John has a thing long I
11 heard∧I
11 heard∧
1384 those cornerboys ⸢⧼used to be⧽used to be ⸣ ⧼used to be⧽used to be saying passing the corner of
12 Marrowbone lane my aunt
1385 Mary has a thing hairy because it was dark and
13 they knew a girl was
1386 passing it didn*⧼'⧽t make me blush why should it either
14 it*⧼'⧽s only nature and he
1387 puts his thing long into ⧼her thing⧽her thing my aunt
15 Mary*⧼'⧽s hairy etcetera and turns out to be
1388 you put the handle in a
16 sweepingbrush men again all over they can pick and
1389 choose what they
17 please a married woman or a fast widow or a girl for their
1390 different tastes
18like those houses round behind Irish street⸢B
18like those houses round behind Irish streetB⸣ no but we*⧼'⧽re to be
1391 always
19 chained up they*⧼'⧽re not going to be chaining me up no damn⸢5damn5⸣ fear
1392 once I
20 start I tell you for their stupid husband*⧼'⧽s jealousy why can*⧼'⧽t we all
1393
21 remain friends over it instead of quarrelling her husband found it out ⧼
22that⧽
22that what
1394they did together⸢4 ⧼
22that⧽
22that what
1394they did together4⸣ well naturally⸢4naturally4⸣ and if he did can he undo it
23hes coronado
1395anyway whatever he does⸢4
23hes coronado
1395anyway whatever he does4⸣ and then he going to the other
24 mad extreme about
1396 the wife in Fair Tyrants of course the man never even
25 casts a 2nd thought
1397 on the husband or wife either it*⧼'⧽s the woman he
26 wants and he gets her what
1398 else were we given all those desires for I*⧼'⧽d
27 like to know I can*⧼'⧽t help it if I*⧼'⧽m
1399 young still can I it*⧼'⧽s a wonder
28 I*⧼'⧽m not an old shrivelled hag before my time
1400 living with him so cold
29 never embracing me except sometimes when he*⧼'⧽s
1401 asleep the wrong end of
30 me not knowing I suppose who he has any man
1402 that*⧼'⧽d kiss a woman*⧼'⧽s
31 bottom I*⧼'⧽d throw my hat at him after that hed kiss
1403anything⸢2hed kiss
1403anything2⸣ unnatural
32 where we haven*⧼'⧽t ⸢3[an]an 1 1 3⸣ [an]an 1 1 atom of any kind of expression in us
1404 all of us
33 the same ⸢3[two]two 2 2 3⸣ [two]two 2 2 lumps of lard∧of lard∧ before ever I*⧼'⧽d do that to a man ⸢B[pui]pui
34 pfooh
34 pfooh B⸣ [pui]pui
34 pfooh
34 pfooh the
1405 dirty brutes the mere thought is enough I kiss the feet of
35you senorita theres
1406some sense in that didnt he kiss our halldoor yes he did
36what a madman
1407nobody understands his cracked ideas but me still⸢3I kiss the feet of
35you senorita theres
1406some sense in that didnt he kiss our halldoor yes he did
36what a madman
1407nobody understands his cracked ideas but me still3⸣ of
37 course a woman wants
1408 to be embraced 20 times a day almost to make her
38 look young no matter by
1409 who so long as to be in love or loved by somebody
39 if the fellow you want
1410 isn*⧼'⧽t there sometimes by the Lord⸢2the Lord2⸣ God I was
40 thinking would I go around by
1411 the quays there some dark evening where
1 nobody*⧼'⧽d know me and pick up a
1412 sailor off the sea that*⧼'⧽d be hot on
2 for it and not care a pin whose I was only
1413 do it off up in a gate somewhere
3or one of those wildlooking gipsies⧼.⧽. ⧼ha⧽ha in
1414Rathfarnham had their camp
4pitched near the Bloomfield laundry to try
1415and steal our things if they could
5I only sent ⧼my⧽my mine there a few times for the
1416name model laundry sending
6me back over and over some old one*⧼'⧽s odd
1417stockings that
7blackguardlooking fellow with the fine eyes peeling a switch
1418attack me in
8the dark and ride me up against the wall without a word⸢B
3or one of those wildlooking gipsies⧼.⧽. ⧼ha⧽ha in
1414Rathfarnham had their camp
4pitched near the Bloomfield laundry to try
1415and steal our things if they could
5I only sent ⧼my⧽my mine there a few times for the
1416name model laundry sending
6me back over and over some old one*⧼'⧽s odd
1417stockings that
7blackguardlooking fellow with the fine eyes peeling a switch
1418attack me in
8the dark and ride me up against the wall without a wordB⸣ or a
1419murderer
9anybody⸢5or a
1419murderer
9anybody5⸣ what they do themselves the fine gentlemen in their silk
1420 hats that
10K C lives up somewhere this way coming out of Hardwicke lane
1421 the night
11 he gave us the fish supper on account of winning over the boxing
1422 match of
12course it was for me he gave it⸢4of
12course it was for me he gave it4⸣ I knew him by his gaiters and the
1423 walk and
13 when I turned round a minute after just to see⸢3just to see3⸣ there was a woman
1424 after
14 coming out of it too some filthy prostitute then he goes home to his
1425 wife
15 after that only I suppose the half of those sailors are rotten again with
1426
16 disease O move over your big carcass out of that for the love of Mike
17listen
1427to him the winds that waft my sighs to thee⸢3
17listen
1427to him the winds that waft my sighs to thee3⸣ so well he may sleep
18and sigh the
1428great ⸢4[suggester]suggester Suggester Suggester 4⸣ [suggester]suggester Suggester Suggester ⸢3
18and sigh the
1428great ⸢4[suggester]suggester Suggester Suggester 4⸣ [suggester]suggester Suggester Suggester 3⸣ Don Poldo de la Flora⸢5Don Poldo de la Flora5⸣ if he
19knew how he came out on the
1429cards this morning hed have ⧼reas⧽reas
20 something to sigh for∧this morning hed have ⧼reas⧽reas
20 something to sigh for∧ a dark man in some
1430perplexity between 2 7s too in
21prison for Lord knows what he does that I
1431don*⧼'⧽t know⸢4if he
19knew how he came out on the
1429cards this morning hed have ⧼reas⧽reas
20 something to sigh for∧this morning hed have ⧼reas⧽reas
20 something to sigh for∧ a dark man in some
1430perplexity between 2 7s too in
21prison for Lord knows what he does that I
1431don*⧼'⧽t know4⸣ and I*⧼'⧽m to be
22 slooching around down in the kitchen∧kitchen∧ to get his
1432 lordship his breakfast
23while hes rolled up like a mummy⸢4
23while hes rolled up like a mummy4⸣ will I indeed did
1433you ever see me
24running⸢3did
1433you ever see me
24running3⸣ I*⧼'⧽d just like to see myself at it show them attention
1434and they
25treat you like dirt⸢Bshow them attention
1434and they
25treat you like dirtB⸣ I don*⧼'⧽t care what anybody says it*⧼'⧽d be much
1435 better
26 for the world to be governed by the∧the∧ women in it you wouldn*⧼'⧽t see
1436
27 women going and killing one another and slaughtering when do you ever
1437
28 see women rolling around drunk like they do or gambling every penny they
1438
29 have and losing it on horses yes because a woman whatever she does she
1439
30 knows where to stop sure they wouldn*⧼'⧽t be in the world at all only for us
1440
31 they don*⧼'⧽t know what it is to be a woman and a mother how could they
1441
32 where would they all of them be if they hadn*⧼'⧽t all a mother to look after
1442
33 them what I never had⸢5what I never had5⸣ that*⧼'⧽s why I suppose he*⧼'⧽s running wild
34 now out at
1443 night away from his books and studies and not living at home
35 on account of
1444 the usual rowy house I suppose ⸢3[you see]you see well its a poor case
36that well its a poor case
36that 3⸣ [you see]you see well its a poor case
36that well its a poor case
36that those that have a
1445 fine son like that they*⧼'⧽re not satisfied and I none
37 was he not able to make one
1446 it wasn*⧼'⧽t my fault we came together when I
1was watching the two dogs up in
1447her behind in the middle of the naked
2street⸢B it wasn*⧼'⧽t my fault we came together when I
1was watching the two dogs up in
1447her behind in the middle of the naked
2streetB⸣ that disheartened me altogether
1448 I suppose I oughtn*⧼'⧽t to have
3 buried him in that little woolly jacket I knitted
1449 crying as I was∧crying as I was∧ but give it
4 to some poor child but I knew well I*⧼'⧽d never have
1450 another our 1st death
5too it was we were never the same since⸢4our 1st death
5too it was we were never the same since4⸣ O I*⧼'⧽m not
1451 going to think myself
6 into the glooms about that any more I wonder why he
1452 wouldn*⧼'⧽t stay the
7 night I felt all the time it was somebody strange he brought
1453 in instead of
8 roving around the city meeting God knows who nightwalkers
1454 and
9 pickpockets his poor mother wouldn*⧼'⧽t like that if she was alive ruining
1455
10 himself for life perhaps still its a lovely hour so silent I used to love coming
1456
11home after dances the air of the night they have friends they can talk to
1457
12weve none either he wants what he wont get or its some woman ready to
1458
13stick her knife in you I hate that in women no wonder they treat us the
14way
1459they do we are a dreadful lot of bitches⸢5we are a dreadful lot of bitches5⸣ I suppose its all the troubles
15we have
1460makes us so snappy Im not like that⸢3still its a lovely hour so silent I used to love coming
1456
11home after dances the air of the night they have friends they can talk to
1457
12weve none either he wants what he wont get or its some woman ready to
1458
13stick her knife in you I hate that in women no wonder they treat us the
14way
1459they do we are a dreadful lot of bitches⸢5we are a dreadful lot of bitches5⸣ I suppose its all the troubles
15we have
1460makes us so snappy Im not like that3⸣ he could easy have slept in
16 there on the
1461 sofa in the other room⸢4in the other room4⸣ I suppose he was as shy as a boy he
17 being so young
1462 hardly 20 of me in the next room he*⧼'⧽d have heard me on
18 the chamber arrah
1463 what harm Dedalus I wonder it*⧼'⧽s like those names in
19 Gibraltar Delapaz
1464 Delagracia they had the devil*⧼'⧽s queer names there
20 father Vilaplana of Santa
1465 Maria that gave me the rosary Rosales y OReilly
21 in the Calle las Siete
1466 Revueltas and Pisimbo and Mrs Opisso in Governor
22 street O what a name
1467 I*⧼'⧽d go and drown myself in the first river if I had a
23 name like her O my∧O my∧ and
1468 all the bits of streets Paradise ramp and Bedlam
24 ramp and Rodger*⧼'⧽s ramp
1469 and Crutchett*⧼'⧽s ramp⸢3 and Crutchett*⧼'⧽s ramp3⸣ and the devil*⧼'⧽s
25 gap steps well small blame to me if I am
1470 a harumscarum I know I am a bit I
26 declare to God I don*⧼'⧽t feel a day older
1471 than then I wonder could I get my
27 tongue round any of the Spanish como
1472 esta usted muy bien gracias y usted
28 see I haven*⧼'⧽t forgotten it all I thought I
1473 had only for the grammar a
29noun is the name of any person place or thing⸢Bonly for the grammar a
29noun is the name of any person place or thingB⸣
1474 pity I never tried to read
30 that novel cantankerous Mrs Rubio lent me by
1475 Valera with the questions in
31 it all upside down the two ways I always knew
1476wed go away in the end⸢4I always knew
1476wed go away in the end4⸣ I
32 can tell him the Spanish and he tell me the Italian
1477 then he*⧼'⧽ll see I*⧼'⧽m
33 not so ignorant what a pity he didn*⧼'⧽t stay I*⧼'⧽m sure the poor
1478 fellow
34was dead tired and⸢5
34was dead tired and5⸣ wanted a good sleep badly I could have brought
1479 him
35 in his breakfast in bed with a bit of toast so long as I didn*⧼'⧽t do it on the
1480
36 knife for bad luck or if the woman was going her rounds with the
1481
37 watercress and [5ground ivy]ground ivy something nice and tasty there are a few
1olives in the kitchen
1482he might like I never could bear the look of them in ⧼
2Benadys⧽
2Benadys Abrines⸢5there are a few
1olives in the kitchen
1482he might like I never could bear the look of them in ⧼
2Benadys⧽
2Benadys Abrines5⸣ I could do the
1483 criada the room looks all right since I
3 changed it the other way you see
1484 something was telling me all the time
4 I*⧼'⧽d have to introduce myself not
1485 knowing me from Adam very funny
5 wouldn*⧼'⧽t it I*⧼'⧽m his wife or pretend we
1486 were in Spain with him half
6 awake without a God*⧼'⧽s notion where he is dos
1487 huevos estrellados senor
7 Lord the cracked things come into my head
1488 sometimes it*⧼'⧽d be great fun
8supposing he stayed with us why not there*⧼'⧽s the
1489 room upstairs empty
9 and Milly*⧼'⧽s bed in the back room he could do his
1490writing and studies at
10the table in there for all the scribbling he does at it
1491and if he wants to read in
11bed in the morning like me as hes making the
1492breakfast for 1 he can make it
12for 2⸢5he could do his
1490writing and studies at
10the table in there for all the scribbling he does at it
1491and if he wants to read in
11bed in the morning like me as hes making the
1492breakfast for 1 he can make it
12for 25⸣ I*⧼'⧽m sure I*⧼'⧽m not going to take in lodgers
1493 off the street for him
13if he takes a gesabo of a house like this⸢Bfor him
13if he takes a gesabo of a house like thisB⸣ I*⧼'⧽d love to have
1494 a long talk with
14 an intelligent welleducated person I*⧼'⧽d have to get a nice pair
1495 of red
15 slippers like those Turks with the fez used to sell or yellow and a nice
1496
16 semitransparent morning gown that I badly want or a peachblossom
1497
17dressing jacket⸢4or a peachblossom
1497
17dressing jacket4⸣ like the one long ago in Walpoles only∧only∧ 8/6 or 18/6⸢5like the one long ago in Walpoles only∧only∧ 8/6 or 18/65⸣
18 I*⧼'⧽ll just
1498 give him one more chance I*⧼'⧽ll get up early in the morning
19 I*⧼'⧽m sick of Cohen*⧼'⧽s
1499 old bed in any case I might go over to the
20markets to see all the vegetables
1500and cabbages and tomatoes and carrots
21and all kinds of splendid fruits all
1501coming in lovely and fresh who knows
22whod be the 1st man Id meet theyre
1502out looking for it in the morning Mamy
23Dillon used to say they are and the
1503night too that was her massgoing⸢4who knows
22whod be the 1st man Id meet theyre
1502out looking for it in the morning Mamy
23Dillon used to say they are and the
1503night too that was her massgoing4⸣ Id
24love a big juicy pear now to melt in
1504your mouth like when I used to be in the
25longing way⸢3I might go over to the
20markets to see all the vegetables
1500and cabbages and tomatoes and carrots
21and all kinds of splendid fruits all
1501coming in lovely and fresh who knows
22whod be the 1st man Id meet theyre
1502out looking for it in the morning Mamy
23Dillon used to say they are and the
1503night too that was her massgoing⸢4who knows
22whod be the 1st man Id meet theyre
1502out looking for it in the morning Mamy
23Dillon used to say they are and the
1503night too that was her massgoing4⸣ Id
24love a big juicy pear now to melt in
1504your mouth like when I used to be in the
25longing way3⸣ then I*⧼'⧽ll throw him up
1505 his eggs and tea in the
26moustachecup she gave him to make his mouth
1506bigger I suppose hed like
27my nice cream too⸢4in the
26moustachecup she gave him to make his mouth
1506bigger I suppose hed like
27my nice cream too4⸣ I know what I*⧼'⧽ll do I*⧼'⧽ll go about
1507 rather gay not
28 too much singing a bit now and then mi fa pieta Masetto
1508 then I*⧼'⧽ll start
29 dressing myself to go out presto non son piu forte I*⧼'⧽ll put on my
1509 best
30 shift and drawers let him have a good eyeful out of that to make ⸢B[him]him his
1510
31micky his
1510
31micky B⸣ [him]him his
1510
31micky his
1510
31micky stand for him⸢4for him4⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll let him know if that*⧼'⧽s what he wanted that
32 his wife is
1511 fucked yes⸢4yes4⸣ and damn well fucked too up to my neck nearly⸢4up to my neck nearly4⸣
33 not by him ⸢2[4 or 5]4 or 5 5 or
15126 5 or
15126 2⸣ [4 or 5]4 or 5 5 or
15126 5 or
15126 times ⸢4[running]running handrunning handrunning 4⸣ [running]running handrunning handrunning there*⧼'⧽s the
34mark of his spunk on the clean sheet I
1513 ⧼ was⧽ was wouldn*⧼'⧽t bother to even
35iron it out that ought to satisfy him if you don*⧼'⧽t
1514believe me feel my belly
36unless I made him stand there and put him into me⸢4
36unless I made him stand there and put him into me4⸣
1515I*⧼'⧽ve a mind to tell
37him every scrap and make him do it out in front of me⸢Bthere*⧼'⧽s the
34mark of his spunk on the clean sheet I
1513 ⧼ was⧽ was wouldn*⧼'⧽t bother to even
35iron it out that ought to satisfy him if you don*⧼'⧽t
1514believe me feel my belly
36unless I made him stand there and put him into me⸢4
36unless I made him stand there and put him into me4⸣
1515I*⧼'⧽ve a mind to tell
37him every scrap and make him do it out in front of meB⸣
1516 serve him right
1 it*⧼'⧽s all his own fault if I am an adulteress as the thing in the
1517 gallery said
2 O much about it if that*⧼'⧽s all the ⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ harm ever we did in this ⧼world⧽world vale
3 of
1518 tears God knows it*⧼'⧽s not much doesn*⧼'⧽t everybody only they hide
4it⸢2doesn*⧼'⧽t everybody only they hide
4it2⸣ I suppose
1519 that*⧼'⧽s what a woman is supposed to be there for or He
5wouldnt have made
1520 us the way He did so attractive to men⸢Bso attractive to menB⸣ then if he
6 wants to kiss my bottom I*⧼'⧽ll
1521 ⸢3[stick]stick ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ bulge ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ bulge 3⸣ [stick]stick ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ bulge ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ ⸢4[pull]pull drag drag 4⸣ [pull]pull drag drag open my drawers
7 and∧ bulge it right⸢3right3⸣ out in his face as large as life he
1522can stick his tongue ⸢2[in]in
8 7 miles up
8 7 miles up 2⸣ [in]in
8 7 miles up
8 7 miles up my hole ⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ as he*⧼'⧽s there⸢Bhe
1522can stick his tongue ⸢2[in]in
8 7 miles up
8 7 miles up 2⸣ [in]in
8 7 miles up
8 7 miles up my hole ⧼ ◻ ⧽ ◻ as he*⧼'⧽s thereB⸣ my brown part⸢3my brown part3⸣ then I*⧼'⧽ll
1523
9 tell him I want £1 or perhaps 30/‐ I*⧼'⧽ll tell him I want to buy
10 underclothes
1524 then if he gives me that well he won*⧼'⧽t be too bad I dont
11want to soak it all
1525out of him like other women do I could often have
12 written out a fine⸢4fine4⸣ cheque
1526 for myself and write his name on it for a couple
13 of pounds a few times he
1527 forgot to lock it up∧I could often have
12 written out a fine⸢4fine4⸣ cheque
1526 for myself and write his name on it for a couple
13 of pounds a few times he
1527 forgot to lock it up∧ besides he wont spend it⸢3I dont
11want to soak it all
1525out of him like other women do I could often have
12 written out a fine⸢4fine4⸣ cheque
1526 for myself and write his name on it for a couple
13 of pounds a few times he
1527 forgot to lock it up∧I could often have
12 written out a fine⸢4fine4⸣ cheque
1526 for myself and write his name on it for a couple
13 of pounds a few times he
1527 forgot to lock it up∧ besides he wont spend it3⸣
14 I*⧼'⧽ll let him do it off on me
1528 behind provided he doesn*⧼'⧽t smear all my
15 good drawers O I suppose that
1529 can*⧼'⧽t be helped I*⧼'⧽ll do the indifferent ⸢5[one]one
16 1
16 1 5⸣ [one]one
16 1
16 1 or ⸢5[two]two 2 2 5⸣ [two]two 2 2 questions I*⧼'⧽ll know by the answers
1530 when he*⧼'⧽s
17 like that he can*⧼'⧽t keep a thing back I know every turn in him⸢2I know every turn in him2⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll
1531
18 tighten my bottom well and let out a few smutty words smellrump or lick
1532
19my shit or the first mad∧mad∧ thing comes into my head⸢Bsmellrump or lick
1532
19my shit or the first mad∧mad∧ thing comes into my headB⸣ then I*⧼'⧽ll suggest
20 about yes
1533 O wait now sonny⸢4sonny4⸣ my turn is coming I*⧼'⧽ll be quite gay and
21 friendly over it O
1534 but I was forgetting this bloody pest of a thing pfooh
22you wouldn*⧼'⧽t know
1535which to laugh or cry we*⧼'⧽re such a mixture of
23plum and apple⸢B
22you wouldn*⧼'⧽t know
1535which to laugh or cry we*⧼'⧽re such a mixture of
23plum and appleB⸣ no I*⧼'⧽ll have to
1536 wear the old things so much the better
24 it*⧼'⧽ll be more pointed he*⧼'⧽ll never know
1537 whether he did it or not there
25 that*⧼'⧽s good enough for you any old thing at all
1538 then I*⧼'⧽ll wipe him off
26 me just like a business his omission⸢Bhis omissionB⸣ then I*⧼'⧽ll go out I*⧼'⧽ll
1539 have him
27eying up at the ceiling where is she gone now make him want me
1540thats the
28only way⸢1make him want me
1540thats the
28only way1⸣ a quarter after what an unearthly hour I suppose theyre
1541just
29getting up in China now combing out⸢4out4⸣ their pigtails for the day⸢3I suppose theyre
1541just
29getting up in China now combing out⸢4out4⸣ their pigtails for the day3⸣ we*⧼'⧽ll
1542
30soon have the nuns ringing the angelus they*⧼'⧽ve nobody coming in to spoil
1543
31their sleep except an odd priest or two for his night office⸢4for his night office4⸣ or the
32alarmclock
1544next door at cockshout clattering the brains out of itself let me
33see if I can
1545doze off ⸢3[one two three four five]one two three four five 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 3⸣ [one two three four five]one two three four five 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 what kind of
34flowers are those they invented like the stars⸢3like the stars3⸣
1546the wallpaper in Lombard
35street was much nicer⸢Ba quarter after what an unearthly hour I suppose theyre
1541just
29getting up in China now combing out⸢4out4⸣ their pigtails for the day⸢3I suppose theyre
1541just
29getting up in China now combing out⸢4out4⸣ their pigtails for the day3⸣ we*⧼'⧽ll
1542
30soon have the nuns ringing the angelus they*⧼'⧽ve nobody coming in to spoil
1543
31their sleep except an odd priest or two for his night office⸢4for his night office4⸣ or the
32alarmclock
1544next door at cockshout clattering the brains out of itself let me
33see if I can
1545doze off ⸢3[one two three four five]one two three four five 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 3⸣ [one two three four five]one two three four five 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 what kind of
34flowers are those they invented like the stars⸢3like the stars3⸣
1546the wallpaper in Lombard
35street was much nicerB⸣ the apron he gave me was
1547like that something⸢2the apron he gave me was
1547like that something2⸣
36only I only wore it twice⸢4
36only I only wore it twice4⸣ better lower this lamp and try
1548again so as I can
37get up early⸢5better lower this lamp and try
1548again so as I can
37get up early5⸣ I*⧼'⧽ll go to Lambe*⧼'⧽s there beside Findlater*⧼'⧽s and
1549 get
1 them to send us some flowers to put about the place in case he brings
1550 him
2 home tomorrow today I mean no no Friday*⧼'⧽s an unlucky day first I
1551 want
3 to do the place up someway the dust grows in it I think while Im
1552asleep⸢4the dust grows in it I think while Im
1552asleep4⸣
4 then we can have music and cigarettes I can accompany him first I
1553must
5clean the keys of the piano with milk whatll I wear shall I wear a white
1554
6rose⸢3I can accompany him first I
1553must
5clean the keys of the piano with milk whatll I wear shall I wear a white
1554
6rose3⸣ or⸢5or5⸣ those fairy cakes in Lipton*⧼'⧽s I love the smell of a rich big∧big∧
7shop⸢5I love the smell of a rich big∧big∧
7shop5⸣ at
1555 71⁄2d a lb or the other ones with the cherries in them and the pinky
8 sugar 11d
1556 a couple of lbs of those a nice plant for the middle of the table
9 I*⧼'⧽d get that
1557 cheaper in wait where*⧼'⧽s this⸢BthisB⸣ I saw them not long ago I
10 love flowers I*⧼'⧽d love to
1558 have the whole place swimming in roses God of
11heaven⸢3God of
11heaven3⸣ there*⧼'⧽s nothing like
1559 nature the wild mountains then the sea and
12 the waves rushing then the
1560 beautiful country with the fields of oats and
13 wheat and all kinds of things
1561 and all the fine cattle going about that would
14 do your heart good to see
1562 rivers and lakes and flowers all sorts of shapes
15 and smells and colours
1563 springing up even out of the ⧼dit⧽dit ditches primroses
16 and violets nature it is as for
1564 them saying there*⧼'⧽s no God I wouldn*⧼'⧽t
17 give a snap of my two fingers for all
1565 their learning why don*⧼'⧽t they go and
18 create something I often asked him
1566 atheists or whatever they call themselves
19 go and wash the cobbles off
1567 themselves first then they go howling for the
20 priest and they dying and why
1568 why because they*⧼'⧽re afraid of hell on
21account of their bad conscience⸢4of hell on
21account of their bad conscience4⸣ ah yes
1569 I know them well who was the first
22 person in the universe before there was
1570 anybody that made it all who ah⸢Bwho ahB⸣
23 that they don*⧼'⧽t know neither do I so there
1571 you are they might as well try
24 to stop the sun from rising tomorrow⸢5tomorrow5⸣ the sun
1572 shines for you he said the
25 day we were lying among the rhododendrons on
1573 Howth head in the grey
26tweed suit and his straw hat⸢Bin the grey
26tweed suit and his straw hatB⸣ the day I got him to
1574 propose to me yes∧yes∧
27first I gave him ⧼m⧽m the bit of seedcake out of my mouth⸢2
27first I gave him ⧼m⧽m the bit of seedcake out of my mouth2⸣ and
1575 it was
28 leapyear like now yes∧yes∧ ⸢5[sixteen]sixteen 16 16 5⸣ [sixteen]sixteen 16 16 years ago my God after that long kiss
29 I near
1576 lost my breath yes he said I was a flower of the mountain yes so we
30 are
1577 flowers all a woman*⧼'⧽s body yes that was one true thing he said in his
31 life and
1578 the sun shines for you today yes that was why I liked him ⧼he⧽he
32 because I saw he
1579 understood or felt what a woman is and I knew I could
33 always get round
1580 him and I gave him all the pleasure I could leading him on
34 till he asked me
1581 to say yes and I wouldn*⧼'⧽t answer first only looked out
35 over the sea and the
1582 sky I was thinking of so many things he didn*⧼'⧽t know
36 of Mulvey and Mr
1583 Stanhope and Hester and father and old captain Groves
37and the sailors
1584playing all birds fly and I say stoop and washing up dishes
38they called it⸢2and washing up dishes
38they called it2⸣ on
1585the pier and the sentry in front of the governors house⸢5house5⸣
39with the thing round
1586his white∧white∧ helmet poor devil half roasted⸢2and the sentry in front of the governors house⸢5house5⸣
39with the thing round
1586his white∧white∧ helmet poor devil half roasted2⸣ and the
40Spanish girls laughing in
1587their shawls and their tall combs⸢2and their tall combs2⸣ and the
1auctions in the morning the
1588Greeks and the jews and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧ and the
3fowl market all clucking
1590 outside Larby Sharons⸢3 outside Larby Sharons3⸣ and the poor donkeys
4slipping half asleep and the
1591vague fellows in the cloaks asleep in the shade
5on the steps and the big
1592wheels of the carts of the bulls⸢2 and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧ and the
3fowl market all clucking
1590 outside Larby Sharons⸢3 outside Larby Sharons3⸣ and the poor donkeys
4slipping half asleep and the
1591vague fellows in the cloaks asleep in the shade
5on the steps and the big
1592wheels of the carts of the bulls2⸣ and the old castle
6thousands of years old yes∧yes∧
1593and⸢4the old castle
6thousands of years old yes∧yes∧
1593and4⸣ those handsome ∧⧼Turks⧽Turks Moors Moors ∧⧼Turks⧽Turks Moors Moors all in
7white and turbans⸢2and turbans2⸣ like kings⸢1
37and the sailors
1584playing all birds fly and I say stoop and washing up dishes
38they called it⸢2and washing up dishes
38they called it2⸣ on
1585the pier and the sentry in front of the governors house⸢5house5⸣
39with the thing round
1586his white∧white∧ helmet poor devil half roasted⸢2and the sentry in front of the governors house⸢5house5⸣
39with the thing round
1586his white∧white∧ helmet poor devil half roasted2⸣ and the
40Spanish girls laughing in
1587their shawls and their tall combs⸢2and their tall combs2⸣ and the
1auctions in the morning the
1588Greeks and the jews and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧ and the
3fowl market all clucking
1590 outside Larby Sharons⸢3 outside Larby Sharons3⸣ and the poor donkeys
4slipping half asleep and the
1591vague fellows in the cloaks asleep in the shade
5on the steps and the big
1592wheels of the carts of the bulls⸢2 and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧and the Arabs and the
2 devil knows who else from all
1589 the ends of Europe and Duke street∧ and the
3fowl market all clucking
1590 outside Larby Sharons⸢3 outside Larby Sharons3⸣ and the poor donkeys
4slipping half asleep and the
1591vague fellows in the cloaks asleep in the shade
5on the steps and the big
1592wheels of the carts of the bulls2⸣ and the old castle
6thousands of years old yes∧yes∧
1593and⸢4the old castle
6thousands of years old yes∧yes∧
1593and4⸣ those handsome ∧⧼Turks⧽Turks Moors Moors ∧⧼Turks⧽Turks Moors Moors all in
7white and turbans⸢2and turbans2⸣ like kings1⸣ asking you
1594to sit down in their little⸢5little5⸣ bit
8of a shop and Ronda with the old windows of
1595the posadas⸢3of
1595the posadas3⸣ ⸢3[two]two 2 2 3⸣ [two]two 2 2
9glancing eyes a lattice hid for ⧼the⧽the her lover to kiss the iron and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets⸢5and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets5⸣ and the night we ⸢5[stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras 5⸣ [stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras the watchman going about serene with his
12lamp⸢3for ⧼the⧽the her lover to kiss the iron and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets⸢5and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets5⸣ and the night we ⸢5[stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras 5⸣ [stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras the watchman going about serene with his
12lamp3⸣ and O
1598that awful deepdown torrent O and the sea the sea crimson
13sometimes like
1599fire and the glorious sunsets⸢2asking you
1594to sit down in their little⸢5little5⸣ bit
8of a shop and Ronda with the old windows of
1595the posadas⸢3of
1595the posadas3⸣ ⸢3[two]two 2 2 3⸣ [two]two 2 2
9glancing eyes a lattice hid for ⧼the⧽the her lover to kiss the iron and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets⸢5and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets5⸣ and the night we ⸢5[stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras 5⸣ [stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras the watchman going about serene with his
12lamp⸢3for ⧼the⧽the her lover to kiss the iron and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets⸢5and
1596the
10wineshops half open at night and the castanets5⸣ and the night we ⸢5[stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras 5⸣ [stayed]stayed
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras
11missed
1597the boat at Algeciras the watchman going about serene with his
12lamp3⸣ and O
1598that awful deepdown torrent O and the sea the sea crimson
13sometimes like
1599fire and the glorious sunsets2⸣ and the figtrees in the⸢Bfigtrees in theB⸣
14 Alameda gardens yes⸢4yes4⸣
1600 and all the queer little streets and the⸢5the5⸣ pink and
15blue and yellow houses and
1601the rosegardens and the jessamine⸢2 and all the queer little streets and the⸢5the5⸣ pink and
15blue and yellow houses and
1601the rosegardens and the jessamine2⸣ and
16geraniums and⸢4
16geraniums and4⸣ cactuses⸢Band
16geraniums and⸢4
16geraniums and4⸣ cactusesB⸣ and
1602 Gibraltar as a girl where I was a ⸢3[flower]flower
17Flower
17Flower 3⸣ [flower]flower
17Flower
17Flower of the mountain yes⸢3yes3⸣ when I put the
1603 [3 red] red rose in my hair like
18the Andalusian girls used or⸢3or3⸣ shall I wear a ⸢3[white rose]white rose red red 3⸣ [white rose]white rose red red ⸢Bwhen I put the
1603 [3 red] red rose in my hair like
18the Andalusian girls used or⸢3or3⸣ shall I wear a ⸢3[white rose]white rose red red 3⸣ [white rose]white rose red red B⸣ yes⸢4yes4⸣ and
1604
19 how he kissed me under the Moorish wall and I thought well as well him as
1605
20 another and then I asked him with my eyes to ask again yes⸢4yes4⸣ and then he
1606
21 asked me would I yes⸢3yes3⸣ to say yes my mountain flower and first I put my
1607
22 arms around him yes⸢5yes5⸣ and drew him down to me so he could feel my
23 breasts
1608 all perfume yes and his heart was going like mad⸢Byes and his heart was going like madB⸣ and yes⸢3yes3⸣ I said
24yes⸢2
24yes2⸣ I will
1609 ⸢3[yes.]yes. Yes. Yes. 3⸣ [yes.]yes. Yes. Yes.

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25
Trieste‐Zurich‐Paris
1611
26
1914‐1921