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Showing 1-10 of 29 results for "wordplay" Halfseasover 8 Dec 2015, 07:30 by John SimpsonThe half-seas-over empire of Britain U 5.71-2: Griffith’s paper is on the same tack now: an army rotten with venereal disease: overseas or halfseasover empire ... to think was caused by the creaking of his stiff white collar”. Joyce’s wordplay associates “half-seas over” with “overseas”. But, as is often the case, Joyce's wordplay ... Joyce's Allusions > Halfseasover bellows 31 May 2015, 01:39 by John SimpsonNewsboys and the child-biting bellows U 7.966-9: — Telegraph! Racing special! […] A newsboy cried in Mr Bloom’s face: — Terrible tragedy in Rathmines! A child bit by a ... episode called Aeolus. John Simpson Search by keyword (within this site) Journalism Newspaper Advertising Wordplay 1 See the article Stealing upon larks. 2 R. Brandon Kershner, The Culture of Joyce ... Joyce's Allusions > bellows Athy 28 Nov 2013, 14:41 by John SimpsonWhen is a thigh not a thigh? P I. 646-66: Why is the county of Kildare like the leg of a fellow’s breeches? Stephen thought what could be ... the Queen’s County (cuntie). John Simpson Search by keyword (within this site) Puzzles Wordplay Back to top Joyce's Allusions > Athy Gifford Corrections 4 30 May 2018, 15:04 by John SimpsonUlysses Annotated Telemachus Nestor Proteus Calypso Lotus Eaters Hades Aeolus Lestrygonians Scylla and Charybdis Wandering Rocks Sirens Cyclops Nausicaa Oxen of the Sun Circe Eumaeus Ithaca Penelope Other works Eumaeus ... minor character from the Rate-Collector's Office 1.262-5 rheumatic wheels: cycling wordplay in the article Rheumatic wheels 6.45 racing tissues: for an explanation of Lenehan's ... Gifford Corrections > Gifford Corrections 4 Rose of Castile 29 Nov 2013, 12:12 by JJON EditorsMy brandnew riddle - the Rose of Castile U 7.586-91 Lenehan extended his hands in protest. - But my riddle! he said. What opera is like a railway line? - Opera ... Cast Steel, to be sure!" Harald Beck Search by keyword (within this site) Opera Wordplay Lenehan Railways Top of page Joyce's Allusions > Rose of Castile Brixton 10 Jul 2017, 02:08 by John SimpsonGeorge Moore and the Brixton Empire U 7.478-9: – Imperium romanum, J.J. O’Molloy said gently. It sounds nobler than British or Brixton. Gifford is correct in linking ... regarded as a concession of defeat? Harald Beck Search by keyword (within this site) Wordplay London Politics Moore Theatre Journalism 1 Gifford’s form “begirdle“ is a transcription error. See ... Joyce's Allusions > Brixton Gimlet 17 Feb 2014, 01:26 by John SimpsonGimlet sounded like poetry with Hamlet U 15.3654-5: ZOE (tragically) Hamlet, I am thy father’s gimlet! Glossators have passed lightly over Zoe’s reply to Stephen in ... repeat and proliferate. Ronan Crowley Search by keyword (within this site) Shakespeare Drink Theatre Wordplay 1 See Matthew Creasy “Shakespeare Burlesque in Ulysses” in Essays in Criticism 55.2 (April ... Joyce's Allusions > Gimlet Dusty 29 Nov 2013, 12:40 by JJON EditorsDusty Rhodes the popular tramp U 14.1546-7 : Golly, whatten tunket's yon guy in the mackintosh? Dusty Rhodes. Peep at his wearables . By mighty! What's he got ... appearances in the Weekly Irish Times. John Simpson Search by keyword (within this site) Wordplay Journalism America Back to top Joyce's Allusions > Dusty Fresh air 29 Oct 2015, 08:03 by John SimpsonLenehan and the great outdoors U 7.612-13 : O, for a fresh of breath air! I caught a cold in the park. The gate was open. a) A fresh ... 11 March, p. 11 Harald Beck Search by keyword (within this site) Lenehan Pantomime Wordplay Music Hall Theatre Health 1 The pantomime to which Vincent refers is probably Fortunio and ... Joyce's Allusions > Fresh air Tuesday 3 Oct 2016, 01:17 by John SimpsonHanged of a Tuesday U 6.886-7: Good idea a postmortem for doctors. Find out what they imagine they know. He died of a Tuesday. When Joyce inserted this ... P. M’Coy obviously emerged unscathed. Harald Beck Search by keyword (within this site) Wordplay Law Death Newspapers Joyce's Allusions > Tuesday |