Difference between revisions of "Until he seesaw"

Latest revision as of 09:37, 1 June 2019

He would see → until he seesaw
- A first-draft version of Finnegans wake

s-saw: saw pronounced with a stutter, which in FW is indicative of HCE's guilt → cf. Stuttering and balbulous on this page

seesawed: swayed back and forth → went up and down (a ladder like a bricklayer)
- Possibly unable to balance (because drunk)?

see, saw: to see the present and past (perhaps at the moment of death?) → cf. the future of his fates on this page

sewsaw: go back and forth with one's opinion; a piece of playground equipment - a wooden plank resting on a fulcrum that goes up and down

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	* '''see, saw:''' to see the present and past (perhaps at the moment of death?) → cf. [[the future of his fates]] on this page		* '''see, saw:''' to see the present and past (perhaps at the moment of death?) → cf. [[the future of his fates]] on this page
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		+	* '''sewsaw:''' go back and forth with one's opinion; a piece of playground equipment - a wooden plank resting on a fulcrum that goes up and down