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Advanced notes for Ulysses ch16 (Eumeus)

Jorn Barger Feb2000 (updated Feb2001)

As of Nov2000 these notes have been broken down into 18 separate pages, so some links will be broken (sorry). Basic skills intro.

 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       Penelope

This is meant to supplement Gifford's "Ulysses Annotated" [Amazon], not replace it. Line numbers use Gabler's system. [Amazon]


Nostos

Linati schema: "Fusion of Bloom and Stephen, Ul and Tel."

Odyssey: XIII


16: Eumeus (not 'Eumaeus') [etext] [part 2]

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Linati schema: "The Ambush at Home" [more]

[map]; 360 degree Quicktime VR tour; posting: [password], thread [password], more [password], more [password], thread [password], more [password], thread [password]

# LB helps SD up and they head south toward the cabman's shelter
# LB's one-sided babble of fatherly advice
# Corley's tale of woe to SD
# SD lends Corley half-crown
# LB dismayed by SD's generosity
# LB praises SiD, condemns BM
# Italians argue; LB and SD enter shelter
# keeper brings coffee&bun; DBM questions SD
# DBM's tales of SiD, etc
# DBM on cannibals
# LB's fantasies of travel
# DBM's knife/murder story
# LB philosophises about the sea
# DBM's tattoo of Antonio
# streetwalker peers in
# LB on Catholicism with SD
# LB on shelters, food, sailors' tales
# LB on hotblooded mediterranean tempers
# others speak of shipwrecks

# DBM exits to piss
# decline of Ireland; DBM returns
# LB on England vs Ireland
# LB on the Citizen row and pacifism
# LB on Jews, social welfare
# SD on work and egoism
# LB ponders SD's prospects
# newspaper on funeral and horserace
# LB on Parnell (and hat)
# LB on Parnell as adulterer
# LB shows SD photo of MB
# LB on Parnell and hat again
# LB on Parnell as adulterer again
# SD's last-dinner question
# LB invites SD home for cocoa and bed
# cabby and DBM read paper
# LB and SD depart, talk of music
# LB ponders horse
# SD sings, LB pictures tour
# SD sings as they walk north

16.1 "brushed"

posting [password]

16.6 "Vartry"

[info]

16.26 "fourwheeler"

[explan]

16.35 "Amiens"

[info]

16.52 "Beresford place"

[pic]
[compare]

[compare]

16.100 "Custom House"

[old pic], ditto; [pic], [pic] [pic] ditto [pix index] [info]

16.130 "Corley"

cf 'Two Gallants' [etext]

16.136 "house of the lords"

[pic&info]

[compare]

16.168 "Brazen Head"

[pic]

[compare]

[compare]

[compare]

[compare]

[compare]

16.415 "D.B. Murphy"

Joyce's D's and W's could look very similar, and Kidd apparently agrees with Gabler that Joyce's own 'DB' was changed to 'WB' by a typist, but allowed to stand in all editions by Joyce.

16.425 "Ben Bolt"

[lyric&midi] [midi] [RealAud] [GIF of music]

16.425 "Enoch Arden"

[etext]

16.434 "Rocked in the cradle"

[lyric] [GIF of music] [info]

[compare]

16.463 "scuttled"

cf Byron "He was the mildest manner'd man/ That ever scuttled ship or cut a throat" [etext] ditto

16.463 "Gospodi"

Lord have mercy: [RealAud G2]

16.489 "Boudin"

thread [password]

[compare]

16.512 "under false colours"

[def]

16.534 "circumlocution"

cf Dickens [etext]

[compare]

16.552 "madding"

Gray [etext]

16.558 "Grace O'Malley"

[fanpage]

[compare]

16.629 "North Bull"

[history of wall] [of island] [map]

[compare]

16.653 "the Rover"

[lyric&midi] lyric

16.666 "Skibbereen"

[lyric] [RealAud] [chords]

16.675 "16"

posting [password] ditto ditto

[compare]

16.708 "pink"

[pic]

[compare]

16.756 "simple"

cf Aquinas [etext]

[compare]

16.835 "oakum"

[def] (when a British prisoner made the news by requesting Ulysses, a cartoonist depicted him handing it back with the words "More oakum!")

16.835 "treadmill"

[cite]

16.845 "Hesperus"

[etext]

16.851 "waxworks"

cf [pic]

[compare]

16.859 "Ledwidge"

[passim]

16.870 "harmless necessary"

[etext]

16.871 "tuckin"

[def]

16.886 "Dante"

[Cath]

[compare]

16.906 "Daunt's"

[passim]

[compare]

[compare]

16.979 "The biscuits was"

[lyric&midi] ditto

[compare]

16.1022 "Jem Mullins"

bio: [password] [passim]

16.1052 "Dannyman"

after Danny Mann [etext]

[compare]

[compare]

16.1112 "bump"

behind ear [map] [guide] [links]

[compare]

16.1164 "Ireland... belongs to me"

cf Glasgow [lyric] [lyric&midi]

16.1121 "Spain"

[EB]

16.1124 "imported"

[info] ditto

[compare]

16.1225 "submerged tenth"

[etext] [background]

16.1232 "Telegraph"

[PDF]

[compare]

[compare]

16.1321 "Alice, where art thou"

[midi] [GIF of music]

[compare]

[compare]

16.1415 "farewell and adieu"

[lyric&midi] ditto

16.1444 "barely sweet sixteen"

[RealAudio] [lyric]

16.1451 "Marble could give the original, shoulders, back, all the symmetry, all the rest. Yes, puritanisme, it does though Saint Joseph's sovereign thievery alors (Bandez!) Figne toi trop. Whereas no photo could because it simply wasn't art in a word."

This garble is from the Philadelphia MS only. [Senn]

[compare]

16.1470 "I looked"

Moore [lyric]

16.1475 "Lindley Murray"

[info]

16.1526 "after the burial"

cf Wolfe [etext]

[compare]

[compare]

[compare]

[compare]

16.1680 "Arabian Nights Entertainment"

[etext-Lang] Burton compare

16.1680 "Red as a Rose is She"

from Coleridge [etext]

16.1698 "Mohicans"

[etext]

[compare]

16.1737 "Mercadante"

posting [password]

[compare]

[compare]

16.1812 "Johannes Jeep"

[info]

[compare]

16.1886 "lowbacked car"

Samuel Lover [GIF of music] [info]


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