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Sun's path: Scylla WRocks
Lestry Sirens
Eolus Cyclops
Proteus Hades > Nausikaa <
Nestor LotusE OxenSun
Telemachus Calypso Circe
SD= Stephen Dedalus BM= Buck Mulligan LB= Leopold Bloom Eumeus
SiD= Simon Dedalus JAJ= James A Joyce BB= Blazes Boylan Ithaca
EB= EncycBritannica Cath= CatholicEncyc MB= Molly Bloom PenelopeThis is meant to supplement Gifford's "Ulysses Annotated" [Amazon], not replace it. Line numbers use Gabler's system. [Amazon]
13: Nausikaa
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Linati schema: "The Projected Mirage" [more]
[evolution of text] [Matisse illustration]
# three girls, twin boys and baby on strand
# description of Gerty's beauty
# Edy jealous of Gerty
# Gerty's clothes
# Reggie Wylie as Gerty's dream man
# Gerty's domestic fantasy
# madcap Cissy; retreat in Star of the Sea church
# Gerty's father and homelife
# Gerty kicks ball to LB
# Gerty fantasizes about LB
# Gerty at confession; Cissy chases twins
# Gerty shows off hair; Cissy asks LB the time
# Edy teases G, G flirts
# G idealises LB
# the others run to watch the fireworks
# Gerty flashes, LB bursts, bat flies
# LB watches Gerty limp away
# LB wonders did G really like him
# LB ponders women and seduction
# Gerty looks back and wrinkles nose
# LB ponders wives and maternity
# LB ponders scent
# LB observes surroundings in dusk
# LB remembers courtship; ponders animals
# LB ponders sailors, lighthousekeepers
# LB plans where to go next
# LB writes in sand, naps
13.6 "quiet church"
[pic] [pic]
13.9 "girl friends"
[fashion pic] ditto ditto [pix source]
13.14 "sailor suits"
[pic] [pic source][compare]
13.79 "Gerty"
cf Maria Cummins' The Lamplighter (major stylistic source) [essay]
13.180 "lucky too for a bride"
coincidence: [old ad]
13.282 "temperance retreat"
cf [old ad]
13.326 "angel"
cf Hamlet [etext]
13.359 "try again"
cf [song]
13.417 "Martin Harvey"
[pic] [pic source] [another] {LB in 1942?!] [many more pix] [buy one]
13.436 "cyclists"
[pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pix source]
13.521 "noticing"
[manuscript image]
13.624 "last glimpse"
Moore [lyric]
13.625 "evening bells"
Moore [lyric] [GIF of music] [info] not from Melodies
13.646 "Louis J. Walsh"
Walsh beat Joyce in an 1899 student election (treasurer of Literary and Historical Society) and possibly again a year later for an oratory medal. In 1902 he attacked Joyce's speech on Mangan fairly violently. [cpc17] Stannie thought the attack was really about the 'Rabblement' essay of 1901. [mbk165] He was apparently really from Magherafelt in the north.The 'Art thou real' poem is quoted in Stephen Hero attributed to Daedalus's Gaelic teacher, Hughes. I had understood the Gaelic teacher was Patrick Pearse, but Walsh was also a Gaelic enthusiast. In SH (Ch18 p83) the poem is an unpublished confidence shared by Madden, so if Walsh really wrote it and didn't publish it, Joyce is taking considerable liberties in doing so here. (Stannie says JAJ insulted something else Walsh wrote.)
The version in SH continues: 'Wilt thou ever come to me/ In the soft and gentle twilight/ With your baby on your knee?' and made Stephen (and Joyce) wince in agony.
13.659 "cruel"
cf Hamlet [etext]
13.939 "relief"
Bloom quotes Hamlet, entirely out of context: "For this relief much thanks" [etext] (it may be that Bloom's literary references are often from the first page, implying he rarely read further)
13.1034 "Perhaps"
[manuscript pic]
13.1087 "girl graduates"
[pic] [pic source]
13.1151 "when the stormy winds"
[lyric]
13.1154 "till Johnny"
[lyric&midi] [GIF of music] [info]
13.1156 "The anchor's weighed"
[lyric]
13.1170 "glowworm's"
cf Moore [lyric]
13.1239 "Dreamt last night?"
Rose adds 'I was born for this too. Dreamt last night?' [Senn]
13.1284 "next year in drawers"
what age does this imply? [info]
13.1294 "sodabread"
[recipe] ditto&pic
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