pilgarlick

“She was well under ninety, poor late Mrs, and had tastes of the poetics, me having stood the pilgarlick a fresh at sea when the moon also was standing in a corner of sweet Standerson my ski.”

Finnegans Wake

“You visit, you dine abroad, you see friends; you pilgarlick; [14] you walk from”

The Journal to Stella

“You visit, you dine abroad, you see friends; you pilgarlick; [14] you walk from Finglas, you a cat's foot.”

The Journal to Stella

“(Galimatious - nonsense, pilgarlick - a poor wretch, phrontistery - thinking place, tintinabulate - ring or call).”

SpikeMagazine.com

“[14] “Soley” is probably a misreading for “sollah,” a form often used by Swift for “sirrah,” and “figgarkick” may be “pilgarlick” (a poor creature) in Swift’s”

The Journal to Stella

“Galimatious - nonsense, pilgarlick - a poor wretch, phrontistery - thinking place, tintinabulate - ring or call).”

SpikeMagazine.com