25
brrans o'toolers cliuering up and tomble.
brrans o'toolers cliuering up and tomble.
Hart-Clive-1962-Structure-and-Motif-in-Finnegans-Wake
'-'9,440"4, .
j.
82.
0', 529.
30, 6n.
go, 6'4.
3'
in other word. , 260. 26, 285. 22
in point offact, 60,'7. ,62. ,6, 350. 05, 365. 3? , 532. '-'9
in the btginning . . . (Gen. ':'; John,:,; the 11M: of the word. to bt,gin botb o:r. and a Gospel i. a prim. ""ample of a>1ICtItm. . ), '7. 22, 30. '2, 56. 20, 129"0, ,Gg. M, 2U. 03, 239. 23, 271. 23, 277. 12, 282. 05, (287? 06), 30'. 03, 378. 29, 468. 05, (. j. 8J? '5), 417. 20, 59-! ,? 02, 59po
in the mid" of life we "'" in de. . th (from tbe 'Order fOT the Burial of the Dead'). II . 32, l:! o. 34, ,67. 27, 2tk2f, 376. 28,
384-09
".
? . An Inthx of Motifr in Filllltgans Wake
ip the fWUt ofthy face . bal! tho<I eat b~ad (Gen. 3''9).
~ ,gII. os, ~ 56J? 19
2
,. 06.
in the twinkling of an er<' (I Cor. ' 5'52), 279? l"33, 4'>6. ,. ,
324. 03. 336. 28. 408-01, (426,'5).
524? ~4, &. 10,'5
i. ";/III ~ (I<< 'Fint Monologue Motifs')
I "'e 'hent Ning (m 'La. . t MonO)! ogue Motifs')
is life worth living? I~. o! , (I7~. 09), 230. 25, ~6g. FI
1 urt"f~r l'<I. . . tfom til _dnuWl4tu. .
lit ~U" """ 11s1 /#TpMIl . , . Aru. . (the concluding line. of
Ibtca'llOMe. 'Til min Veoo RevoIutionsWern! '-'To my Friend 1M Ra-olutionary Onlor'; \hey may be trantla~ as 'You take ca~ of the: water 10 COver the eanl. . I shan witlill4J! y put a torpedo under 'he Ark'. The *>fInet iM:Sins 'n. si,tr,j. , to' il. . ,. ,. ". to. . -nt'>>Itit" " meaning 'You ""'y I have grown "consavative" '. J, 364. 28, 530. 23, 535. 16
it begin. to appear (s. . 'Letter') Item, mizpah emit, 306. 07, 588. 24
it is e-. . it. for a cam"' . ? . (Mart. 10:25; the: camel is F. arwit ker, the 'ne<:dle' Cleopatra'. ), ' 'lO. 26, ' 43. 0<), 494-03
it'. an ill wind . . . (associated with ShaUll" p<>I,. bgrn-ao in the old joke, a D ill wind that nobody blows good). - 3 5 ,
28,09, ~1l5? t5, . p8. 14, 44lI. 20
it's a wi. . , child tbat knows its own father, 26g. 1I, 322. 12
It'. well I know your sort ohlop (m 'Anna Livia :\1otif. ') Johnny I'd like to be bowling your hoop (a song~), 398. '9,
4~? t2
joygrantit! 4. 35, 566. 32
just. young lhin pale soft . hy . lim dip ofa thing (Anna Livia), <10<1. 27, 627. 04
Kennedy'. b~d, 7-'0, 3' 1. 0'
the king is dead. Long live the king! 213. 0'l, 49! P3
kits the hook, 94. 29. 210. 06, 313. 13, 3H. I5, ,"5. 01
ll~ ElM~, CArisk F. his4~, llym EltW. {Ck: '{. ord have mercy
upon us, ChNt have mercy upon us, Lord have m. rt:y upon us'; from the Mass), 259. 03, ~2B. 09, 532. ~7, 55~? 30, 577. 3'
laid hands on himself, 2t. t t, 97. 3' "9
? An lrukx 0/ Motifs in Finntgrms Wake laid to rust (ut 'First Four Paragraphs')
the lamp went out (ut above, p. 60). 34':). 27, 349? 35, 4~7? '5 the language offlowers, 86. 01, gG. ", (107. 16), ,,6. 23, 1q. J4,
'43. 0{, '7~. 0', 237. 05, S,8. 2B, 621. 22
lapsus li'lg"", (Lat. : 'a slip of the tongue'), lOo. 35, 15,. 28,
178. 01, 3gG? 'l9, 484.
25
brrans o'toolers cliuering up and tomble. a'bucketa clottering
down, 5. 03, (59. 06), "4. ,B, (mn. lS) Lasf M-wgw Molifs
Soft morning, city! 427. 24, 6'9. 20, (620. 15), 621. 08, &. 4-~J, 628. 08, (6~8. 1. j,)
I am leafy speafing, 27g. 01, 376. 11, (388. 34), (460. 25), 61g. 20 Folty and fuhy, 20. 08, 342. 2g, 519. o7, 6Ig. ~0
Come! (cf. Rev. 22:17? ? ), 428. 07, 527. "4, 527. ! 0, &l0. 10,
6\t1. 03, 6\t1. W, (628. IS)
So. , 601. 240 621. 33, 626. 03, 626. 06
Remember! 622. '1, 623. 09, 623. 16, 625. 29, &l6. 08, 62B. 14 alwa)" (. . . . above) .
Fint we fed. Then we lal1. 427. 30. 469. 13, 47'. 27, 6? 7. 1'
let her rain now if she likes. 428. 04. 62]. 12
my time i, COme ('Time, gentlemen pIe"",') (d. 'I am the long,
strong Sollane; the lime;' come, where;' my man? '_ n Irish ""ying referring to a local b. lief that the rivcr Sollane- 94,. 27, 3! 4. 0[--drow", a per10n at stated tim",), 37'. 2. ~, 376. 26, 546. 24, 620. 21, 627. 13, 608. 1 J
Hornel2'5. '0, 215. S2, 428. [], 473. 05, 627. 24
Heigh hoi "7. [6, W1. 36, 213. 06, 313. 07. 373. '5, 607. 31 loothing . . . Loondy, 194. 21, 204-26, 408"4, 6? 7. 33, 627. 34 They'll never oee. Nor know, 371. <>9. 427. 36, 6? 7. 35
I am pa. . ing oul, 427-'8, 469. 05, 627. 34
my cold father, 565. 20, 628. 01
moyles and moylC! , 2. ~3. 35, 4'7. 25, 428. 21, 475. 05, 545. 24,
628. 03
moananoaning, 427. 25, 626. 03
I oee them rUing! B1. 32, [93. 29, '95. 05, (4:'5. 14), :. 47. 22,
595. 0[, 628. 0:'
. ,0
? An huUx o f Motifs in FirlMgans Wake
Two mo",. Ondwo mo",meru mQre, . ~5. 03, IQI. 15, 10~. 16, 107. 35, 121. 23, 146. 31, IfS? '7, 14S? 31, 160. 25, '90. 03, 213 . 32, 225. 10, 237. 35, 239. 12, 241 . 27, 250. '7, 253? 35, 263. 25, 316. 'lI, 35p8, 378. 00, 382. 06, 384. 12, 427. 25, 428. to, 549. 08, 62 1. 04, 628. 05
Avelaval, 147. 06, 213. 32, 24? . 3', 305. 07, 375. 09, 406,09, 4~0. 05, 600. 07, 613. 3? , 62S. 06
Carry me along, taddy . . . , '9I. H, 461. 28, 628. 08
IfI$ten rumbearingdownonme. . . ,201. 11, 628. 09
I'd die d"""I1 over hi, fect/al her feel he oowed . . . Undgcs
. ~:27), 25. 18, ,oo. 3. 'i, 2:,8. 05, 260:1"" 335. 00, 340. 03, 608. 10 Yes, tid, 621. 04, 627. 01, 608. 08, 628. , !
behush the bush to, 100. 36, 134. 28, 201. 20, 214.
in other word. , 260. 26, 285. 22
in point offact, 60,'7. ,62. ,6, 350. 05, 365. 3? , 532. '-'9
in the btginning . . . (Gen. ':'; John,:,; the 11M: of the word. to bt,gin botb o:r. and a Gospel i. a prim. ""ample of a>1ICtItm. . ), '7. 22, 30. '2, 56. 20, 129"0, ,Gg. M, 2U. 03, 239. 23, 271. 23, 277. 12, 282. 05, (287? 06), 30'. 03, 378. 29, 468. 05, (. j. 8J? '5), 417. 20, 59-! ,? 02, 59po
in the mid" of life we "'" in de. . th (from tbe 'Order fOT the Burial of the Dead'). II . 32, l:! o. 34, ,67. 27, 2tk2f, 376. 28,
384-09
".
? . An Inthx of Motifr in Filllltgans Wake
ip the fWUt ofthy face . bal! tho<I eat b~ad (Gen. 3''9).
~ ,gII. os, ~ 56J? 19
2
,. 06.
in the twinkling of an er<' (I Cor. ' 5'52), 279? l"33, 4'>6. ,. ,
324. 03. 336. 28. 408-01, (426,'5).
524? ~4, &. 10,'5
i. ";/III ~ (I<< 'Fint Monologue Motifs')
I "'e 'hent Ning (m 'La. . t MonO)! ogue Motifs')
is life worth living? I~. o! , (I7~. 09), 230. 25, ~6g. FI
1 urt"f~r l'<I. . . tfom til _dnuWl4tu. .
lit ~U" """ 11s1 /#TpMIl . , . Aru. . (the concluding line. of
Ibtca'llOMe. 'Til min Veoo RevoIutionsWern! '-'To my Friend 1M Ra-olutionary Onlor'; \hey may be trantla~ as 'You take ca~ of the: water 10 COver the eanl. . I shan witlill4J! y put a torpedo under 'he Ark'. The *>fInet iM:Sins 'n. si,tr,j. , to' il. . ,. ,. ". to. . -nt'>>Itit" " meaning 'You ""'y I have grown "consavative" '. J, 364. 28, 530. 23, 535. 16
it begin. to appear (s. . 'Letter') Item, mizpah emit, 306. 07, 588. 24
it is e-. . it. for a cam"' . ? . (Mart. 10:25; the: camel is F. arwit ker, the 'ne<:dle' Cleopatra'. ), ' 'lO. 26, ' 43. 0<), 494-03
it'. an ill wind . . . (associated with ShaUll" p<>I,. bgrn-ao in the old joke, a D ill wind that nobody blows good). - 3 5 ,
28,09, ~1l5? t5, . p8. 14, 44lI. 20
it's a wi. . , child tbat knows its own father, 26g. 1I, 322. 12
It'. well I know your sort ohlop (m 'Anna Livia :\1otif. ') Johnny I'd like to be bowling your hoop (a song~), 398. '9,
4~? t2
joygrantit! 4. 35, 566. 32
just. young lhin pale soft . hy . lim dip ofa thing (Anna Livia), <10<1. 27, 627. 04
Kennedy'. b~d, 7-'0, 3' 1. 0'
the king is dead. Long live the king! 213. 0'l, 49! P3
kits the hook, 94. 29. 210. 06, 313. 13, 3H. I5, ,"5. 01
ll~ ElM~, CArisk F. his4~, llym EltW. {Ck: '{. ord have mercy
upon us, ChNt have mercy upon us, Lord have m. rt:y upon us'; from the Mass), 259. 03, ~2B. 09, 532. ~7, 55~? 30, 577. 3'
laid hands on himself, 2t. t t, 97. 3' "9
? An lrukx 0/ Motifs in Finntgrms Wake laid to rust (ut 'First Four Paragraphs')
the lamp went out (ut above, p. 60). 34':). 27, 349? 35, 4~7? '5 the language offlowers, 86. 01, gG. ", (107. 16), ,,6. 23, 1q. J4,
'43. 0{, '7~. 0', 237. 05, S,8. 2B, 621. 22
lapsus li'lg"", (Lat. : 'a slip of the tongue'), lOo. 35, 15,. 28,
178. 01, 3gG? 'l9, 484.
25
brrans o'toolers cliuering up and tomble. a'bucketa clottering
down, 5. 03, (59. 06), "4. ,B, (mn. lS) Lasf M-wgw Molifs
Soft morning, city! 427. 24, 6'9. 20, (620. 15), 621. 08, &. 4-~J, 628. 08, (6~8. 1. j,)
I am leafy speafing, 27g. 01, 376. 11, (388. 34), (460. 25), 61g. 20 Folty and fuhy, 20. 08, 342. 2g, 519. o7, 6Ig. ~0
Come! (cf. Rev. 22:17? ? ), 428. 07, 527. "4, 527. ! 0, &l0. 10,
6\t1. 03, 6\t1. W, (628. IS)
So. , 601. 240 621. 33, 626. 03, 626. 06
Remember! 622. '1, 623. 09, 623. 16, 625. 29, &l6. 08, 62B. 14 alwa)" (. . . . above) .
Fint we fed. Then we lal1. 427. 30. 469. 13, 47'. 27, 6? 7. 1'
let her rain now if she likes. 428. 04. 62]. 12
my time i, COme ('Time, gentlemen pIe"",') (d. 'I am the long,
strong Sollane; the lime;' come, where;' my man? '_ n Irish ""ying referring to a local b. lief that the rivcr Sollane- 94,. 27, 3! 4. 0[--drow", a per10n at stated tim",), 37'. 2. ~, 376. 26, 546. 24, 620. 21, 627. 13, 608. 1 J
Hornel2'5. '0, 215. S2, 428. [], 473. 05, 627. 24
Heigh hoi "7. [6, W1. 36, 213. 06, 313. 07. 373. '5, 607. 31 loothing . . . Loondy, 194. 21, 204-26, 408"4, 6? 7. 33, 627. 34 They'll never oee. Nor know, 371. <>9. 427. 36, 6? 7. 35
I am pa. . ing oul, 427-'8, 469. 05, 627. 34
my cold father, 565. 20, 628. 01
moyles and moylC! , 2. ~3. 35, 4'7. 25, 428. 21, 475. 05, 545. 24,
628. 03
moananoaning, 427. 25, 626. 03
I oee them rUing! B1. 32, [93. 29, '95. 05, (4:'5. 14), :. 47. 22,
595. 0[, 628. 0:'
. ,0
? An huUx o f Motifs in FirlMgans Wake
Two mo",. Ondwo mo",meru mQre, . ~5. 03, IQI. 15, 10~. 16, 107. 35, 121. 23, 146. 31, IfS? '7, 14S? 31, 160. 25, '90. 03, 213 . 32, 225. 10, 237. 35, 239. 12, 241 . 27, 250. '7, 253? 35, 263. 25, 316. 'lI, 35p8, 378. 00, 382. 06, 384. 12, 427. 25, 428. to, 549. 08, 62 1. 04, 628. 05
Avelaval, 147. 06, 213. 32, 24? . 3', 305. 07, 375. 09, 406,09, 4~0. 05, 600. 07, 613. 3? , 62S. 06
Carry me along, taddy . . . , '9I. H, 461. 28, 628. 08
IfI$ten rumbearingdownonme. . . ,201. 11, 628. 09
I'd die d"""I1 over hi, fect/al her feel he oowed . . . Undgcs
. ~:27), 25. 18, ,oo. 3. 'i, 2:,8. 05, 260:1"" 335. 00, 340. 03, 608. 10 Yes, tid, 621. 04, 627. 01, 608. 08, 628. , !
behush the bush to, 100. 36, 134. 28, 201. 20, 214.
