Allspace in a Notshall

Awesome. I have already read all of these. Mas por favor.

Do you know the context and location of James Joyce's phrase: “The Universe in a Notshall” ?
I remember reading this (I think in Ulysses) long ago. I'd love to recall where I read it.

It actually comes from Finnegans Wake. Page 455:

http://finwake.com/1024chapter32/1024fwtekst32….

“Ah, sure, pleasantries aside, in the tail
of the cow what a humpty daum earth looks our miseryme here-
today as compared beside the Hereweareagain Gaieties of the
Afterpiece when the Royal Revolver of these real globoes lets
regally fire of his mio colpo for the chrisman's pandemon to give
over and the Harlequinade to begin properly SPQueaRking
Mark Time's Finist Joke. Putting Allspace in a Notshall.”

Thanks- as soon as I posted that I realized why I couldn't find it under “universe…”

(I read it a LONG time ago.)

P.S. Your “head on over” link is broken.

Fixed. Thanks for the comment and the heads up. :)