Finnegans Wake Notes

166.01 true crust by even the youngest of Margees if she will take plase

166.02 to be seated and smile if I please.

166.03 Now there can be no question about it either that I having

166.04 done as much, have quite got the size of that demilitery young

166.05 female (we will continue to call her Marge) whose types may be

166.06 met with in any public garden, wearing a very "dressy" affair,

166.07 known as an "ethel" of instep length and with a real fur, reduced

166.08 to 3/9, and muffin cap to tone (they are "angelskin" this fall),

166.09 ostentatiously hemming apologetically over the shirtness of

166.10 some "sweet" garment, when she is not sitting on all the free

166.11 benches avidously reading about "it" but ovidently on the look

166.12 out for "him" or so "thrilled" about the best dressed dolly pram

166.13 and beautiful elbow competition or at the movies swallowing

166.14 sobs and blowing bixed mixcuits over "childe" chaplain's "latest"

166.15 or on the verge of the gutter with some bobbedhair brieffrocked

166.16 babyma's toddler (the Smythe-Smythes now keep TWO domes-

166.17 tics and aspire to THREE male ones, a shover, a butlegger and

166.18 a sectary) held hostage at armslength, teaching His Infant

166.19 Majesty how to make waters worse.

166.20 (I am closely watching Master Pules, as I have regions to sus-

166.21 pect from my post that her "little man" is a secondary school-

166.22 teacher under the boards of education, a voted disciple of Infan-

166.23 tulus who is being utilised thus publicly by the seducente infanta

166.24 to conceal her own more mascular personality by flaunting

166.25 frivolish finery over men's inside clothes, for the femininny of

166.26 that totamulier will always lack the musculink of a verumvirum.

166.27 My solotions for the proper parturience of matres and the edu-

166.28 cation of micturious mites must stand over from the moment till

166.29 I tackle this tickler hussy for occupying my uttentions.)

166.30 Margareena she's very fond of Burrus but, alick and alack!

166.31 she velly fond of chee. (The important influence exercised on

166.32 everything by this eastasian import has not been till now fully

166.33 flavoured though we can comfortably taste it in this case. I shall

166.34 come back for a little more say farther on.) A cleopatrician in

166.35 her own right she at once complicates the position while Burrus

166.36 and Caseous are contending for her misstery by implicating her-