よせよな?

[Wolfera]

Hi everyone. I was wondering if any of you knew what よせよな means? I'm working on a translation of a short piece by Murakami Haruki and he uses this, but I haven't been able to find any real hints to its meaning. I was thinking maybe "So it goes..."


And if you're really feeling up to a challenge, there's also this line in the story:
「へっぽくらくらしまんがとてむや、くりにかますときみはこる、ぱこぱこ」と私は早口で言った。
I think it might be simply jibberish, or otherwise so full of slang that I can't find any of them in a dictionary. I've been all through 早口言葉 websites but I guess it's not an actual tongue-twister...
Thanks!

[coco]

Welcome to TJP.

よせ→よせよ→よせよな
(やめろ→やめろよ→やめろよな)

その文章の後に「口から出まかせを言ったわけだから」とあるようにまったく意味を持ちません。音を並べただけの文字の羅列です。

『夜のくもざる』のフォーラムがありますよ。
http://www.thejapanesepage.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=22

[Wolfera]

Oh thanks! That does make sense...

Oh a whole forum for the book, I wish I'd found that sooner! lol