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| − | '''till the Moment they must pass over the Crest of the Savage Mountain, does there remain to them, contrary to Reason, against the Day, a measurable chance,'''<br>
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| − | Pynchon's uses the titles of his next two books in M & D. Inherent Vice back on page [http://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_27:_266-274 271] and Against the Day here. <br><br>
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| − | '''a Lanthorn against the low-lit Day'''<br> | + | ==Page 687== |
| − | see above.
| + | '''Innings'''<br> |
| | + | By extension, the time during which any party is in possession of power; a turn of any kind. Always pl. in Great Britain. From [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/innings WIKI] |
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| | + | ==Annotations Index== |
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| | + | {{MD PbP}} |
One:
Latitudes and Departures
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1: 5-11,
2: 12-13,
3: 14-29,
4: 30-41,
5: 42-46,
6: 47-57,
7: 58-76,
8: 77-86,
9: 87-93,
10: 94-104,
11: 105-115,
12: 116-124,
13: 125-145,
14: 146-157,
15: 158-166,
16: 167-174,
17: 175-182,
18: 183-189,
19: 190-198,
20: 199-206,
21: 207-214,
22: 215-227,
23: 228-237,
24: 238-245,
25: 245-253
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Two:
America
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26: 257-265,
27: 266-274,
28: 275-288,
29: 289-295,
30: 296-301,
31: 302-314,
32: 315-326,
33: 327-340,
34: 341-348,
35: 349-361,
36: 362-370,
37: 371-381,
38: 382-390,
39: 391-398,
40: 399-409,
41: 410-421,
42: 422-435,
43: 436-439,
44: 440-447,
45: 448-451,
46: 452-459,
47: 460-465,
48: 466-475,
49: 476-483,
50: 484-490,
51: 491-498,
52: 499-510,
53: 511-524,
54: 525-541,
55: 542-553,
56: 554-561,
57: 562-569,
58: 570-574,
59: 575-584,
60: 585-596,
61: 597-607,
62: 608-617,
63: 618-622,
64: 623-628,
65: 629-632,
66: 633-645,
67: 646-657,
68: 658-664,
69: 665-677,
70: 678-686,
71: 687-693,
72: 694-705,
73: 706-713
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Three:
Last Transit
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74: 717-732,
75: 733-743,
76: 744-748,
77: 749-757,
78: 758-773
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