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One amazing thing about the sentence, which is Molly Bloom's at the conclusion of Joyce's Ulysses, is that a mere two words in it, Andalusian and Moorish, both of them highly unusual in ordinary discourse, have not been blathed on as of today, nearly six years after blather indigo started.
This is also the last day of the century since Bloomsday, June 16, 1904, the day that is the focus of Ulysses, the day that Ms. Bloom uttered the sentence.
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