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<I>[[ipsissima verba]]</I> (a very pure nondescript, by the way, sometimes | <I>[[ipsissima verba]]</I> (a very pure nondescript, by the way, sometimes | ||
a palmtailed otter, more often the arbutus fruitflowerleaf of the | a palmtailed otter, more often the arbutus fruitflowerleaf of the | ||
− | cainapple) which paleographers call <I>a leak in the thatch</I> or <I>the</I> | + | [[cainapple]]) which paleographers call <I>a leak in the thatch</I> or <I>the</I> |
<I>Aranman ingperwhis through the hole of his hat</I>, indicating that the | <I>Aranman ingperwhis through the hole of his hat</I>, indicating that the | ||
words which follow may be taken in any order desired, hole of | words which follow may be taken in any order desired, hole of |
Latest revision as of 20:37, 15 February 2013
his Claudian brother, is it worth while interrupting to say? — throughout the papyrus as the revise mark) stalks all over the page, broods <IMG SRC="sigla/F-xyt.gif" ALT="F" HEIGHT=16 WIDTH=11>;sensationseeking an idea, amid the verbiage, gaunt, stands dejectedly in the diapered window margin, with its basque of bayleaves all aflutter about its forksfrogs, paces with a frown, jerking to and fro, flinging phrases here, there, or dragging its shoestring; the curious warning sign before our protoparent's ipsissima verba (a very pure nondescript, by the way, sometimes a palmtailed otter, more often the arbutus fruitflowerleaf of the cainapple) which paleographers call a leak in the thatch or the Aranman ingperwhis through the hole of his hat, indicating that the words which follow may be taken in any order desired, hole of Aran man the hat through the whispering his ho (here keen again and begin again to make soundsense and sensesound kin again); those haughtypitched disdotted aiches easily of the rariest inasdroll as most of the jaywalking eyes we do plough into halve, unconnected, principial, medial or final, always jims in the jam, sahib, as pipless as threadworms: the innocent exhibitionism of those frank yet capricious underlinings: that strange exotic serpen- tine, since so properly banished from our scripture, about as freak- wing a wetterhand now as to see a rightheaded ladywhite don a corkhorse, which, in its invincible insolence ever longer more and of more morosity, seems to uncoil spirally and swell lacertinelazily before our eyes under pressure of the writer's hand; the ungainly musicianlessness so painted in sculpting selfsounder ah ha as blackartful as a podatus and dumbfounder oh ho oaproariose as ten canons in skelterfugue: the studious omission of year number and era name from the date, the one and only time when our copyist seems at least to have grasped the beauty of restraint; the lubricitous conjugation of the last with the first: the gipsy mat- ing of a grand stylish gravedigging with secondbest buns (an in- terpolation: these munchables occur only in the Bootherbrowth family of MSS., Bb — Cod IV, Pap II, Brek XI, Lun III, Dinn XVII, Sup XXX, Fullup M D C X C: the scholiast has hungrily misheard a deadman's toller as a muffinbell): the four shortened