Complete Works of James Joyce (200 page)

 

 

1 The chape of Do¤a Speranza of the Nacion.

 

 

2 Ugol egal ogle. Mi vidim Mi.

 

3 It is, it is Sangannon’s dream.

 

4 And all meinkind.

 

5 Whangpoos the paddle and whiss whee whoo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Their Rule.

Paa lickam laa lickam, apl lpa !
This it is an her.

 

 

Ecclasiastical

You see her it. Which it whom you see it is

 

and Celestial

her. And if you could goaneggbetter we’d soon

 

Hierarchies. The

see some raffant scrumala riffa. Quicks herit

 

Ascending. The

fossyending. Quef! So post that to your pape

 

Descending.

and smarket ! And you can haul up that languil

 

The peripatetic

pennant, mate. I’ve read your tunc’s dimissage.

 

periphery. It’s

For, let it be taken that her littlenist is of no

 

Allothesis.

magnetude or again let it be granted that Doll

 

 

the laziest can be dissimulant with all respects

 

 

from Doll the fiercst, thence must any what-

 

 

youlike in the power of empthood be either

 

 

greater than or less than the unitate we

 

 

have in one or hence shall the vectorious ready-

 

 

eyes of evertwo circumflicksrent searclhers

 

 

never film in the elipsities of their gyribouts

 

 

those fickers which are returnally reprodictive

 

 

of themselves. 1 Which is unpassible. Quarrel-

 

 

lary. The logos of somewome to that base any-

 

 

thing, when most characteristically mantissa

 

 

minus, comes to nullum in the endth: 2 orso,

 

 

here is nowet badder than the sin of Aha with

 

 

his cosin Lil, verswaysed on coverswised, and

 

 

all that’s consecants and cotangincies till Per-

 

 

perp stops repippinghim since her redtangles

 

 

are all abscissan for limitsing this tendency of

 

 

our Frivulteeny Sexuagesima 3 to expense her-

 

 

selfs as sphere as possible, paradismic peri-

 

 

mutter, in all directions on the bend of the

 

 

unbridalled, the infinisissimalls of her facets

 

 

becoming manier and manier as the calicolum

 

 

of her umdescribables (one has thoughts of

 

 

that eternal Rome) shrinks from schurtiness

 

 

Ambages and

 

 

1 I enjoy as good as anyone.

 

 

2 Neither a soul to be saved nor a body to be kicked.

 

3 The boast of the town.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

to scherts. 1 Scholium, there are trist sigheds to

 

 

Canine Venus

everysing but ichs on the freed brings euchs to

 

sublimated to

the feared. Qued? Mother of us all! O, dear

 

Aulidic

me, look at that now! I don’t know is it your

 

Aphrodite.

spictre or my omination but I’m glad you

 

Exclusivism: the

dimentioned it ! My Lourde ! My Lourde ! If

 

Ors, Sors and

that aint just the beatenest lay I ever see ! And

 

Fors, which?

a superpbosition ! Quoint a quincidence !
O.K.

 

 

Omnius Kollidimus. As Ollover Krumwall

 

 

sayed when he slepped ueber his grannya-

 

 

mother. Kangaroose feathers: Who in the name

 

 

of thunder’d ever belevin you were that bolt?

 

 

But you’re holy mooxed and gaping up the

 

 

wrong palce 2 as if you was seeheeing the gheist

 

 

that stays forenenst, you blessed simpletop

 

 

domefool! Where’s your belested loiternan’s

 

 

lamp? You must lap wandret down the bluish-

 

 

ing refluction below. Her trunk’s not her brain-

 

 

box. Hear where the bolgylines, Yseen here the

 

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