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? An lndex ? f Motifs in Fintltgans Wake foil Ilium (s. . 'fi4l1. . . . ')
fuJI of eyes, full of balls,. . . (cr. E. e! . . [0: [2: 'the wh<:eh wcr<: full of eyes'), (~8a. 33), (32U 5), 3S9. [9, 39(>? 07, 6o. J,? s6
fuU lOOp (m'Lcmr')
Gammer and gaffer (_ 'Anna Livia MotiU')
gave up the ghost (cf. Matt. 27: SO), IIr . 30, 58a. 11
the gentleman wbo pays the rent (Anglo_lri,b term for a pig),
II~P5, '45. 30
get thee behind me, Sa1an (Matt. ,6:2S), SIi. 32, '54. 'S
get tbe ,,;nd up {'wind up' in more than one otnsc}, 8? S4, 9. 09, 23. [1,9(>. 09, 9\! . 06, 'S7? 27, '76. 01, 3S3? 18, 443. 06. ("'3. 27
get yeu, geat, 69. 25, '36,'9, 37~). I9
theghostofanation,56. [6, 366. 29,409. 06,4'2,211,4'4. 08,426. 20 C_H_O_T_T ('pdb fid,; 'gh' a. in 'enough', '0' as in 'women',
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in 'nation'), 5'. [3, 8,. 30, 299. FS give the devil his due, 31. 4,. 27, . ~49. 24
gloria in . >;,,/sit n", (Lat. : 'glory to God in the highest'), Sg. 35,
l? p? SO, '. >t. 3S, 2[3? 3', 324. 2', 327-'7, 439? ,6, (SS7? OS)
a god on peruion, 24. ' 7, 373. 20
the god on top of the staircase (i. e. , o. iris in 'the oldest ",pre-
""Illation of the god which we have', a. ccording to Walli. Budge), '31. [7, 5so. 35
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G o d ' . t r u t h J G o s p d t r u t h , S o l S . o S , 3 4 9 ? , 6 , 3~1I. "9. 534-08, 597. 0{, 6'3? '2
good, hetter, best, 106. 33, ,65. 28, . ~33? 36
goodn",," graciou. ! "S. 'o, 227. 25, 237. 07, 240. 09,
460. 06
go ro the ant, thou . luggard (I'rov. 6:6), 4'5. S',
364. 01,
424-'5,
229'oS, 451. 04
grand funeral (set 'Letter')
Gr<:elr. or Roman (m 'Anna Livia Motifs')
grttn in his eye, 88,'5, ,&. 1. 32,249. 03, 378. 11, . ? >6. 35
grew girth. r, girther and girther (HeE, the expanding uni_
verse), '30. ~7, '38_36
Guinn. . . . i. good for you, 16. 3', '9(>. '7, 593? '7
4,6. 20, Go" 'lrqt. Eng/and! (Ger. : 'May God punish Englaud! '), 9. 27,
5'5? S6,579? 1O
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? An lrukx rif MGtifs in Filil1(gons WaU
hadn' t the heae! 1;0 ? ? ? , ! l4$. 0<I, 34$? 08, 39~. 19, (4-O9. 06) hail. fcllow? well. met, 39. 32, 3. 10? 35, 447. 30
hand",me is as hand. lo~ dotS, ,6'. 30, 236. 06, 239. 29, 270. 01,
(38. pR), 407. 25, 4-'$. '2, 514? 12
happy? go-lucky morning, 35. 03, 332. 24, 358. 09, 4-99. 04
the hav<:s and the havenolli, 29. ~? L2, 3$6. 02, 579. ? 6, 599. t4 Have you evew thought, wepowtew, . . . ,6? . 06,523. 02
he appea. . . a runny rolour (an Earwicker motif; 'funny (olour'
SC<:TTl$ 1;0 include 'funicular'), 38. '7, 596. 26
Head Hear! (m 'Fi. . . ! Four Paragraphs')
Heae, w. bcsccch The<: . ? . (from 'The Ulany', 'TI,e Litany
of the Sainu', etc. ), 15'u4, 2$9. 03, 576. 30 heat turned the milk (m 'Letter')
he<:? haw, . 17. tO, ,61. 25,201. 36, 20<1. 0{, 520. 20, 533. 2.
Heigh hoi (JU 'I. ast Monologue Motif. ')
He married his markets (JU 'Anna l. ivia Motili')
II. poin1.
'l the deathbonc and the quick aR OIill, 81. 32, 193. 29,
'95. 05, (45S? 1ol), 547022, 595. 0[ , 628. "4
h? ? hoves his thnmb and fuur fingel"J . . . (the pattern formw
in this motif is that of five poin1. 'l in a ring, and hence of the
circle? trO! o' combination diJcussed above, in Chaptel"J r'our
and Five), 26. ~. h, 352. 28, 6'2. 34, 6'7. 0<1
he spat in hi. fist . . . (a curious but deaIly important motif
whcdc significance entirely "",apet me), 83. 29, (227. 09), 311. 31,326. 20,363. >7
he would bRak his buhheywiggcr', head for hinl, 70. 2! , 81. 2$ hide and ",d<, 35. 09, 66. '7, [61. 22, 312. 35, 374. . 21, 4-51. 26,
462. IO,5. jQ? 34
Hip! Hip! Hurrah! 26. 09, $3. 36, 106. 1 9, 205. ot, 236. 15,
258. 09, 329. 04, 348. 27, (S57? 06), 377,33, 495? [3, 569? 25,
59{? 16
Hi,= Civil J:1Jlm"",sU (se. 'Anna Livia Motif. ')
his bark i. wone than bis bite (applied, in onc 'e. . . . , to Eve',
tr<:e), [68. 05, ,8'. 36,339. 09, ? l7? 0I, 542. '9
hi. lttCat was locust! and wild honey (Mall. 3: 4), [14. 20, 318. 1$
Hohohoho Mr Finn. . . , 5. 09, 58. 16, ? 9-l. 1" ~50. 19, ~93"9, 3[4. 18,3[9. 011,383. 08
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? An lndt. x 4'Motifs in Finntgans Wake hold,. undle to it, ~5P5, ~71. IO, 459,30
Home! (IU 'La. t Monologue Mow;,')
home is home, be it never so homely, '73,'9, ~45? S4, SI8. 05,
3911? 11
H"", AAt qui "",/J p. ;u. (Med. Fr. : 'evil be [to him] who evil
trunks ofthis'- the motto of the Order oftll<: Garter), 29. 32, 35m, "3-'7, 238. 33, (32. 'i. 08), 49. 'i? 2'
hook and I may/who am I to say' 61. 24, '97. 17, 214. 05, 239. 05,330. ,6, H'. o" (6'3'34)
hopes to lOOn hear (Ut 'Letter')
hop, Itcp and jump, 63'36, '99. 0', 232. 30
horn of a bull, hoof of a hone, smile of a Saxon (the doctrine of '. ignatuIC! ! 'j, 127. 29, '36. 32, 3'0. 30, 377. 04
the hospice for the dying, 24-04, 392. 07, 514,'5
hour ofru;ng, 449. 27, s98. '3
the house of the hundred bottle. (appan:ntly cd;,n to a talc
which I han nat been able tu identifyj, 2g. 01, 380" 5
How are you today, my dark ,ir? ,6. 0{, 35. 15, 54. 10 If. , 93. 06,
95? 0. 'i, 160? S', 186. 32, 322. ,6, 4"9,'40 466. 29, 5'1. " How Copenhagen Ended, 10. 2J, 324. 29
how K<"'" the t:I1. cmy? (~ what is the time? j, 352. 10, {69. 23 how long, 0 Lord, how long/Tipoff, K. . . ,m, TiPOf. , 54. 12, [00. 22,
244? '0, '47. 1. 'i, 363. 1I, 395. 06, 452. [0, 587. 36
hue and cry, 34. &2, 68. 20, 103. 05, 106. 0<l, 118. 19, 182. 08,
215. ' 7 , 2. 'i6. 10, 273 . 13, 344. 03, {82 . 25, 517. 19, 558. 23,
563. 01, 6og. 20, 6'0. [7, 6,2'33
Humblady fair (? ), 18. 07, 207"5, (472. 2')
Humph is in hi, dOS" (Ut 'Vikingfather SIC(:p")
the Hundred of Manhood (in England a 'hundred' is a ,ub-
divilion of a county Or shire; Manhood U in lOuth. west S~" and contains the town of Sidl"-1ham), 30. 08, 54. 25, 911. 01, 26. 1,. 20, 337. 011, 375. 09, (376. 02), 388. 27, {0II. 06,
sg6. 03
I am blad:, but comely (Cant. [:5), [58. 33,550. 20
I am paWng out (Set 'i. aJt Monologue MOI1. &')
'AM THA T I AM (Exod. 3:14), s06. }'5, 455. 23, {81. 35,
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