https://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=AdamkesherThomas Pynchon Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-06-04T08:57:46ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.43.6https://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_75:_733-743&diff=2914Chapter 75: 733-7432008-05-27T03:52:54Z<p>Adamkesher: </p>
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'''"[T]he Earth's Surface [...] began to curve sharply inward, leaving a great circum-polar Emptiness [...] toward which our path was taking us [...] And 'twas so that we enter'd, by its great northern Portal, upon the inner Surface of the Earth."'''<br />
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Thus, Dixon relates to Mason his journey into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_earth Hollow Earth], guided by what seems to be an extraterrestrial being. See [[Chapter_55:_542-553#Page 548|p.548]].<br />
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'''"to go anywhere is ever to ''de''scend."'''<br />
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The partially italicized word might be a reference, or at least could've been influenced by Richard Farina, who used partially italicized words quite often in 'Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me.'<br />
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{{MD PbP}}</div>Adamkesherhttps://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_75:_733-743&diff=2913Chapter 75: 733-7432008-05-27T03:51:55Z<p>Adamkesher: /* Page 741 */</p>
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'''"[T]he Earth's Surface [...] began to curve sharply inward, leaving a great circum-polar Emptiness [...] toward which our path was taking us [...] And 'twas so that we enter'd, by its great northern Portal, upon the inner Surface of the Earth."'''<br />
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Thus, Dixon relates to Mason his journey into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_earth Hollow Earth], guided by what seems to be an extraterrestrial being. See [[Chapter_55:_542-553#Page 548|p.548]].<br />
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==Page 741==<br />
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'''"to go anywhere is ever to ''de''scend."'''<br />
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The partially italicized word might be a reference, or at least could've been influenced by Richard Farina, who used partially italicized words quite often in 'Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me.'</div>Adamkesherhttps://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_75:_733-743&diff=2912Chapter 75: 733-7432008-05-27T03:49:25Z<p>Adamkesher: </p>
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<div>==Page 739==<br />
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'''"[T]he Earth's Surface [...] began to curve sharply inward, leaving a great circum-polar Emptiness [...] toward which our path was taking us [...] And 'twas so that we enter'd, by its great northern Portal, upon the inner Surface of the Earth."'''<br />
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Thus, Dixon relates to Mason his journey into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_earth Hollow Earth], guided by what seems to be an extraterrestrial being. See [[Chapter_55:_542-553#Page 548|p.548]].<br />
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==Page 741==<br />
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'''"to go anywhere is ever to ''de''scend."'''<br />
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The partially italicized word might be a reference, or at least could've been influenced by Richard Farina, who used partially italicized words pretty often in 'Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me'.</div>Adamkesherhttps://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_75:_733-743&diff=2911Chapter 75: 733-7432008-05-27T03:48:43Z<p>Adamkesher: </p>
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'''"[T]he Earth's Surface [...] began to curve sharply inward, leaving a great circum-polar Emptiness [...] toward which our path was taking us [...] And 'twas so that we enter'd, by its great northern Portal, upon the inner Surface of the Earth."'''<br />
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Thus, Dixon relates to Mason his journey into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_earth Hollow Earth], guided by what seems to be an extraterrestrial being. See [[Chapter_55:_542-553#Page 548|p.548]].<br />
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==Page 741==<br />
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'''"to go anywhere is ever to ''de''scend."'''<br />
The partially italicized word might be a reference, or at least could've been influenced by Richard Farina, who used partially italicized words pretty often in 'Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me'.</div>Adamkesherhttps://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_22:_215-227&diff=2897Chapter 22: 215-2272008-04-19T22:38:35Z<p>Adamkesher: </p>
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'''De Litteraria Expeditione et Soforthia'''<br><br />
This translates to "about letter military operation and soforthia," so maybe: "you've studied about the letter of military operation and so forth." '''....?'''<br><br />
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'''mio caro Ruggiero'''<br><br />
my dear Roger (Italian)<br />
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'''De Litteraria Expeditione et Soforthia'''<br><br />
This translates to "about letter military operation and soforthia," so maybe: "you've studied about the letter of military operation and so forth." '''....?'''<br><br />
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'''mio caro Ruggiero'''<br><br />
my dear Roger (Italian)</div>Adamkesherhttps://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_22:_215-227&diff=2895Chapter 22: 215-2272008-04-16T01:27:52Z<p>Adamkesher: </p>
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'''De Litteraria Expeditione et Soforthia'''<br><br />
This translates to "about letter military operation and soforthia," so maybe: "you've studied about the letter of military operation and so forth." '''....?'''<br><br />
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'''mio caro Ruggiero'''<br><br />
My dear Roger (Italian)</div>Adamkesherhttps://masondixon.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Chapter_22:_215-227&diff=2894Chapter 22: 215-2272008-04-16T01:15:42Z<p>Adamkesher: New page: ==Page 222== '''De Litteraria Expeditione et Soforthia'''<br> This translates to "about letter military operation and soforthia," so maybe: "you've studied about the letter of military ope...</p>
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'''De Litteraria Expeditione et Soforthia'''<br><br />
This translates to "about letter military operation and soforthia," so maybe: "you've studied about the letter of military operation and so forth." '''....?'''<br></div>Adamkesher