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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 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 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 Gifford Corrections 4 Sep 2018, 11:07 by John SimpsonCorrections and additions to Gifford’s Ulysses Annotated and Joyce Annotated This page offers brief corrections and additions to the published glossaries of Joyce’s work, notably Ulysses Annotated: Notes ... see The half-seas-over empire of Britain for further information on Joyce's wordplay 5.112 braided drums: an Irish origin for "drums" in the article Drums of braided ... Gifford Corrections speedpill 31 May 2015, 02:22 by John SimpsonThe benefit of speedpills U 7.1021-2: D AMES DONATE DUBLIN’S CITS SPEEDPILLS VELOCITOUS AEROLITHS, BELIEF As late as mid-September 1921 Joyce added a second, slightly cryptic ... FRUMPS 1. Harald Beck Search by keyword (within this site) Journalism Sport Horse-racing Wordplay 1 Could Joyce have spotted that collocation in Amy Charlotte Bewicke Menzies‘ Further Indiscretions (1918 ... Joyce's Words > speedpill Elijah 29 Nov 2013, 12:16 by JJON EditorsWriting Elijah (U 15.2188-224 ) In the summer of 1920 Joyce was in Paris, collecting and writing up material for the ‘Circe’ episode of Ulysses. This article looks at ... Harald Beck/John Simpson Search by keyword (within this site) America Religion Advertising Journalism Wordplay 1 A number of Dowie’s works are readily accessible at archive.org, and cylinder ... Joyce's Allusions > Elijah possible 8 Feb 2016, 00:26 by John SimpsonWashing possible is more than possible U 18.204-6: [...] when I said I washed up and down as far as possible asking me and did you wash possible the ... independent support for the popularity of the phrase. Joyce was clearly tickled by the wordplay involved in Molly’s description of washing herself. She says that she “washed up and ... Joyce's Allusions > possible Gifford Corrections 3 30 May 2018, 14:59 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 Sirens ... The crossblind crux 11.496-7 left off clothes: for advertisement evidence for the wordplay involved see the article Left-off clothes 11.615 Bright's bright eye: the medical ... Gifford Corrections > Gifford Corrections 3 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 bunions 29 Nov 2013, 12:47 by JJON EditorsLenehan’s bunions U 12.1226-8 : - Twenty to one, says Lenehan. Such is life in an outhouse. Throwaway, says he. Takes the biscuit, and talking about bunions. Frailty, thy ... talking about bunions. Frailty, thy name is Sceptre. [...] Lenehan’s jokey style abounds in wordplay and comic allusion. One expression that has passed the annotators undetected is "talking about bunions ... Joyce's Allusions > bunions |