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Skeleton Key to James Joyce's Ulysses

Clicking a #-sign will take you to that point in the text (approx every 50 lines).

# BM salutes morning, SD emerges
# discussion of Haines and of SD's mother
# BM teases SD
# BM insults Haines, SD tells grievance
# BM rationalises his insensitivity, goes downstairs
# SD broods on mother, BM fetches him
# SD brings down bowl, BM cooks
# eating, discussion of mother Grogan
# chat with milkwoman
# BM pays, SD blows BM's set-up for 'touch'
# BM dresses, all leave and walk down to 40-foot
# SD refuses Hamlet-theory, BM sings Joking Jesus
# SD and Haines chat and smoke
# 40-foot folk chat
# BM undresses, asks for key and 2p, dives in; SD departs

Nestor (Stephen Dedalus teaches school)

# SD teaches history, ponders facticity
# SD teaches English, tells riddle
# SD tutors math, ponders mothers
# Sargent gets it, goes to hockey
# Deasy pays SD, advises thrift
# Deasy discusses nationalism vs unionism
# Deasy finishes hoof-and-mouth letter
# Deasy condemns Jews and women
# last words, SD departs

Proteus (Stephen Dedalus walks on beach)

# SD walks on Sandymount strand
# SD imagines visiting his uncle
# SD ponders his youthful ambitions
# SD reminisces about his Paris adventure
# more reminiscences about Kevin Egan
# SD looks around, ponders Tower-dilemma, sits
# SD warily watches dog
# SD watches gypsy couple pass
# SD scrawls poem ideas
# SD masturbates?, picks nose

# LB cooks breakfast, observes and feeds cat
# LB pops out for a fresh kidney
# LB ponders grocer O'Rourke, enters butcher's
# LB ponders Zionist handout, buys kidney
# LB remembers Jewish neighbors, overshadowed by horror
# LB takes mail to MB, continues cooking
# LB brings breakfast to MB, she asks word in book
# LB explains metempsychosis, saves burning kidney
# LB reads and ponders Milly's letter
# LB prepares for morning bowel movement
# LB reads story in outhouse

Lotus-eaters (Leopold Bloom's secret correspondence)

# LB moseys slyly towards secret destination
# LB gets mail at PO, walks into M'Coy
# LB tries to ogle rich lady despite blocks
# LB escapes M'Coy with valise intact
# LB sneaks into alley to read letter
# LB ecstatically destroys evidence
# LB sneaks out of alley via church service
# LB ponders baffling rites
# LB ponders confessional, service ends
# LB exits to drugstore for MB's lotion
# LB gets soap, walks into Bantam, throwaway 'tip'
# LB strolls towards bath

Hades (Leopold Bloom and Simon Dedalus in funeral procession)

# Cunningham, Power, SiD and LB pass SD, in funeral carriage
# SiD curses brother-in-law, Mulligan
# smalltalk, rain, mimicking Kernan
# silence, LB scans paper, gazes out window
# Boylan triggers concert chat
# Reuben J triggers drowning anecdote
# gaffes about sudden death, suicide
# race-chat, blocked by cattle
# tramline-chat, spilled-coffin chat
# Childs-murder house, arrival at cemetery
# Cunningham fills in Power re suicide gaffe
# entry into chapel
# service in chapel, exit with coffincart
# Kernan chats LB, then Corny
# Menton considers LB, Mulcahy anecdote
# LB ponders decay
# LB puzzles over Macintosh
# Dignam buried, Hynes gets Mac name wrong
# burial done, Parnell chat
# LB ponders cemetery customs, sees rat
# LB scores off Menton's dinged hat

Eolus (Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus at newspaper office)

# at Freeman's Journal offices, LB gets old Keyes ad from Murray
# FJ-editor passes, LB down hall to Telegraph offices, Hynes hint
# LB explains ad-changes to foreman Nannetti
# Nannetti demands renewal, LB watches him proofing
# LB stops with friends on way out
# all scorn Dawson's rhetoric
# SiD proposes pub-visit
# Telegraph-editor Crawford raves, newsboy interrupts
# LB bumps Lenehan on way out, newsboys mimic LB
# MacHugh on Rome's sewers
# SD enters with letter, Lenehan's riddle
# MacH on Greece, Lenehan babbles
# Crawford recruits SD, Gallaher-anecdote
# all babble
# SD's drink-sodden thoughts
# all praise Bushe's rhetoric
# MacHugh re-incarnates Taylor's rhetoric
# all adjourn for pub
# SD starts parable as all exit building
# LB haggles with lagging Crawford for Keyes deal
# Crawford catches up with SD's story
# baffled sympathy at inconclusive end of parable

Lestrygonians (Leopold Bloom eats lunch)

# LB on Sackville street gets throwaway
# LB tosses throwaway off bridge, feeds gulls
# LB ponders ad ideas
# LB pleasant memories of life with Molly
# chat with Josie Breen
# UP:up postcard, Mrs Purefoy's hard labor
# Tisdall Farrell, LB moseys up Westmoreland
# LB ponders maternity complications
# LB ponders policemen and spies
# LB ponders politicking
# LB ponders Parnell brother, AE with woman
# LB does parallax-experiment
# Grafton street window-gazing
# LB revolted by Burton's beastly eaters
# LB backtrack to Byrne's
# Nosey Flynn drivels as LB orders lunch
# LB eats as others discuss Gold Cup race
# LB ponders food, poison, eating-fashions
# LB dreams of Molly, women's bodies
# Byrne and Flynn gossip about LB, gone to pee
# Lyons et al enter, talk race, LB exits
# LB helps stripling
# LB ponders blindness
# LB flees Boylan (or lookalike)

Scylla and Charybdis (Stephen Dedalus presents his Shakespeare theory to Thomas Lyster, John Eglinton, George 'AE' Russell, and Richard Best)

# TL: ...[banalities]
JE: [sniping]
AE: SD's questions are just schoolboy speculation
# SD: that's how we learn
# JE/SD/RB/AE: [offtopic: flamewars]
SD: Hamlet is full of butchery
JE to RB: SD sees Hamlet as ghoststory
SD: ghostliness is a useful literary metaphor
# SD: WS might have seen his relation to Ann H as like a ghost's to Gertrude
AE: this is unseemly gossiping. the text speaks for itself.
# JE: tradition justly ignores Ann
SD: tradition is wrong in this case
JE: she was WS's mistake, quickly suppressed
SD: artists must cherish their mistakes to become great
JE: women are irrelevant to wisdom
SD: Socrates learned so much from women the dogmatists killed him
RB: we ignore Ann because WS ignored Ann
# SD: the texts can support a very different view, with Ann often in the foreground
# All: [offtopic: meta]
TL to SD: interesting argument!
# JE: we must remain agnostic
RB: Hamlet does seem very personal... but I don't care about assigning roles
JE: I might be convinced, if the arguments are good enough
SD: an aged artist can still depict his youth
RB: some of Hamlet is clearly youthful
SD: that's still tradition speaking
JE: youthful passion isn't the same as genius; WS's late plays have the genius of experience
TL: the experience of reconciliation
SD: reconciliation with whom, then?
# SD: the turningpoint is baby Marina in Pericles
JE/SD: [who accepts Pericles in the canon?]
SD: later plays carry on the same theme
SD: [understated] WS's granddaughter was born at this time
RB: [gets it]
SD: [speculates on why a genius would be moved by this]
TL: [offtopic: authorship debate (ie, didn't get it?)]
SD: [steering back] the sonnets betray WS's inexperience, which he blames on Ann
# SD: all his pre-Pericles work betrays the frustration of not having won his own wife
All: [offtopic: Mulligan then Bloom]
# JE: [offtopic: Hamlet a woman, an Irishman]
RB: [offtopic: sonnets by Hughes, for Hughes, praise of Wilde]
TL: [offtopic: was Wilde not serious?]
TL: [offtopic: everyone projects their own authorship theory]
# BM: [offtopic: telegram]
# JE and RB: SD, carry on, this shows promise
SD and BM: [rumors of WS's adulteries]
SD: was Ann chaste for 20 years then?
# BM: who would she have cheated with?
SD: the sonnets offer one analogue, as a possible clue
JE: [witticism]
SD: [mysterious mental image, followed by sudden heating up!?]
SD: [offtopic?] WS seems to have had a pimp-complex
SD: but Hamlet implies a broken vow and a brother
SD: If Gertrude isn't Ann, what explain's Ann's absence?
SD: why did Ann have to borrow, and why the willed bed?
JE: tradition offers an innocent explanation
SD: the sequence of drafts tells a different story
# JE/SD: [more tradition, parried hotly]
RB: [Aristotelian support for SD]
BM: [leering support for SD?]
JE: [witticism to relieve the tension?]
SD: [offtopic?: Aristotle's will's mention of mistress, and Charles II's dying request]
RB: [odd question about WS's death?]
BM: [offtopic: WS's death from drink]
BM: [offtopic: WS's bisexuality]
RB: [beauty vs virtue]
JE: 'beauty' can be a codeword for perverse lust
SD: [thinks: no it can't]

SD: WS was tight with money
SD: [offtopic? WS's plays were often topical]
# JE: [overreacting] WS as likely a Catholic as a Jew
SD: he was Continental
RB: myriadminded
SD: Aquinas...
BM: [comic routine]
SD: ...said incest is avarice
SD: avaricious WS would have been possessive of Ann
BM/RB/JE: [banter]
# SD: Ann got religion after WS's death, maybe from guilt
JE: WS was not a 'family poet'
# SD: [losing it?: fatherhood is a fiction]
BM: [loud, rude]
SD: [inventory of WS's relatives' echoes in the plays]
JE: [still interested]
SD: [the brothers and their eponymous characters]
# JE/RB/BM/TL: [banter about their names]
SD: 'William' in the plays
SD: [the star-portent in Stratford]
TL: [real or metaphor?]
# All: [chatter, mostly enthusiastic]
SD: Richards and Edmunds in the plays
JE: those can be explained more directly
# SD: WS was haunted by a sense of banishment
SD: [feels bound by his own mind]
JE: [concedes SD has recovered a lost half of the truth]
SD: WS was all his characters
BM: [witticism actually on-topic?]
JE: [reasserts a traditional view]
SD: WS's heroism was to be all things
# RB: [witticism]
JE: do you believe it yourself?
SD: no
# SD follows LB out
# BM on stairs tells SD his playlet
# LB exits between SD and BM on front steps

Wandering Rocks (many characters follow intersecting paths)

# (30mins starting at 2:55pm) Conmee strolls east
# Conmee strolls south
# Conmee strolls north, takes tram north
# Conmee walks north, sees Lynch and Kitty
# (3min 3:15) Kelleher chats with policeman
# (3min 3:15) onelegged sailor gets coin from Molly
# (3min 3:25) SD's sisters arrive home from school
# (5min 3:05) Boylan buys presents for Molly
# (3min 3:25) SD discusses his future with his Italian professor
# (3min 3:10) Boylan's secretary gets instructions from BB by phone
# (10min 3:20) Lambert gives Love historical tour
# (10min 3:10) Lenehan and M'Coy get Rochford demo
# L tells M of rescue as they trot to bookie's
# L tells of LB and Glencree as they walk
# (5min 3:20) LB chooses book for Molly
# (5min 3:25) Dilly tries to get money from SiD
# (7min 3:25) Kernan strolls east toward Ormond
# Kernan strolls north
# (5min 3:30) SD strolls west past jewellers
# SD meets Dilly at bookcart
# (7min 3:30) SiD chats Cowley
# Dollard leads them toward subsheriff's
# (5min 3:35) Cunningham, Power, Nolan walk to winerooms
# they greet Fanning and start up stairs
# (5min 3:25) BM and Haines eat rich snacks in DBC
# (5min 3:40) Tisdall Farrell wanders streets
# (25min 3:15) Patsy Dignam dawdles east
# (45min 3:15) Cavalcade from Park to Trinity
# from Trinity to Landsdowne

Sirens (Leopold Bloom eats dinner)

3:38pm: # cavalcade passes Ormond; LB on Wellington quay
# barmaids take teabreak (scheduled 3:45-4:00?)
# Simon enters bar (coming from greenhouse across street)
# Lenehan enters bar (coming from M'Coy)
# Simon to piano in saloon; Bloom in Daly's; Boylan passes
- Simon plays 'Goodbye, Sweetheart, Goodbye'
# Boylan enters bar; Bloom meets Goulding (coming from Four Courts)
- Kennedy-gold exits w/teatray
4pm? # Douce-bronze sonnez la cloche
- Boylan and Lenehan leave, Dollard and Cowley arrive
- Simon re-enters bar; LB & RG order drinks
# Dollard leads others to piano; Kennedy returns
- discussion of Dollard and Molly (Dollard vamping?)
# LB and RG order meals-- served immediately?
- Cowley takes piano, Dollard sings a few bars of 'Love and War'
# two gentleman arrive, Lidwell arrives
# Cowley gives piano to Simon, then takes it back
# Simon sings 'M'appari' from 'Martha'; Pat cracks door for LB
# LB toys with Daly's rubberband
# Simon finishes; Goulding blathers about Simon's voice
# Kernan enters; Cowley vamps
# Bloom asks for pen, ink, blotter
# [Shakespeare intrusion]
- Lydia brings shell to Lidwell
# Cowley segues into Mozart minuet
- BB arrives at Eccles?; Kernan requests Ben's 'Croppy Boy'
# LB pays but lingers
# LB, untransported, watches Douce-bronze, transported?
# LB finally leaves; Dollard finishes
# smalltalk; stripling arrives at Daly's; LB 1/2 block west
# LB spots whore, dissembles windowshopping
- stripling enters bar; LB farts
4:30pm: LB's watch stops, around this point

Cyclops (Leopold Bloom argues with an anti-semite)

# Nameless chats w/Hynes about Herzog
# market described in Mangan's mythic style
# N&H enter Kiernan's, greet Citizen
# parodic description of Citizen as hero/giant
# Hynes stands round, Citizen criticises 'Independent'
# Bergan enters, tells UP:up story
# Bergan learns he's seen Dignam's ghost
# parody of Theosophy/seance
# Doran snivels and curses god over Dignam
# LB enters, Hynes reads hangman-letter
# LB explains erection-reflex in hanged men
# Nameless recounts LB-gossip; execution parody
# execution parody continues
# LB tells Citizen drinking hurts Ireland
# parody of Garryowen the dog-bard
# LB discusses Dignam's financial situation
# Doran exits, LB discourses on cattle
# paliamentary-debate parody
# social-meeting minutes parody
# boxing-match journalism parody

# O'Molloy enters, discusses Breen
# LB defends Josie; O'Molloy discusses Canada swindle
# combo-parody of legends and trial
# Citizen tries to bait LB with anti-semitism
# Lenehan delivers race results
# forest-wedding parody
# debate about corporal punishment
# Citizen rants against British
# LB defines 'nation'; handkerchief parody
# LB defines 'love', exits
# Citizen reads Zulu-chief parody
# speculation about LB's race-winnings
# Cunningham et al arrive, what-is-LB? discussion
# gossip about LB and Molly
# parade-of-saints parody
# LB returns and Citizen attacks
# LB defends Judaism from back of car
# Citizen throws tin, earthquake parody
# LB on car ascends to heaven

Nausikaa (Gerty MacDowell flirts with Leopold Bloom)

# 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

Oxen of the Sun (Leopold Bloom encounters Stephen Dedalus getting drunk at a maternity hospital)

# (Roman) triple-invocation, Sallust banality
# (medieval Latin) banality about maternity hospital
# (Anglo-Saxon) LB and Nurse Callan renew acquaintance
# (morality play) Mrs Purefoy's life still in danger
# (Mandeville) medicals invite LB to join revel
# (Malory) medicals joke crudely about maternity
# (Elizabethan) SD joins blasphemy in his jesuitical style
# (Milton) SD feels betrayed by priests
# (Bunyan) SD terrified by thunder
# (Pepys) BM meets Bannon outside, they enter
# (Defoe) satire of lord Harry the bull
# (Addison) Mulligan's card w/fertilisation scheme
# (Sterne) Bannon on Milly, Lynch on Kitty

# (Goldsmith) ribaldry about Nurse Callan
# (Burke)
# (Sheridan)
# (Junius)
# (Gibbon)
# (gothic)
# (Lamb)
# (DeQuincy)
# (Landor)
# (Macaulay)
# (TH Huxley)
# (Dickens)
# (Newman)
# (Pater)
# (Ruskin)
# (Carlyle)
# (slang) last round at Burke's, many riddles

Circe (Leopold Bloom follows Stephen Dedalus to redlight district)

# nighttown setting
# SD and Lynch stroll past, LB hurries after them, stopping to buy food
# LB mishaps, hallucinations of father, mother
# hallucinations of Molly, Gerty, Mrs Breen
# hallucinated dialog with Mrs Breen
# hallucinated dialog with Mrs Breen
# street scenes, LB feeds dog
# hallucination of interrogation by watch
# testimony of Beaufoy, Mary Driscoll
# defense of O'Molloy
# testimony of rich ladies
# the citizen jurors, the hangman
# Dignam, Rochford; LB and whores

# Zoe seduces LB
# LB hallucination of coronation
# celebrity testimonials
# LB omniscient
# voices of skepticism
# LB's miracles, scourging
# LB immolation; Zoe Jewish
# LB follows Zoe, sees SD and Lynch
# SD hallucination of end of world
# SD hallucination voices of competing religions
# LB hallucination of grandpa Virag
# LB hallucination of Virag plus Henry Flower
# SD, Virag, whores on sexuality of priests
# Virag departs, SD's hallucination of SiD

# LB ponders whorehouse, entrance of Bella
# LB hallucination of Bella/Bello B&D
# LB S&M and crossdressing
# LB confesses sins, sold into sexual slavery
# LB's impotence, Molly and Milly
# indictment of the Nymph
# highschool sins
# LB challenges Nymph, stands up to Bella
# SD overpays, LB retrieves overpayment
# Zoe reads SD's palm
# LB hallucination of BB
# LB hallucination of Shakespeare/Cunningham

# SD mimics Paris barker, hallucination of foxhunt
# all dance to Yorkshire Girl on pianola
# SD hallucination of BM, mother
# SD smashes lamp, flees
# LB settles, follows
# SD tries to reason with soldiers
# voices incite bloodshed
# hallucination of Black Mass
# Carr knocks out SD
# Corny squares things with watch
# LB guards SD, vision of Rudy

# 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

Ithaca (Leopold Bloom takes Stephen Dedalus home for cocoa)

# LB and SD walk north, chatting amiably
# they arrive at Eccles but lack key
# LB climbs down to area-way door
# LB lets SD in and leads to kitchen
# LB boils water; water vignette
# SD declines offer of wash-up
# water boils, LB thinks of shaving
# LB sees signs of BB, torn betting tickets
# LB makes cocoa for SD
# LB remains silent as SD drinks
# LB's past attempts at poetry
# LB and SD explore their overlapping lifelines
# coincidence of Dante Riordan
# their religions and educations compared
# LB as scientist to SD's artist
# LB's ad ideas
# SD's hotel vignette, retells Parable of Plums
# LB's worries about Molly
# LB's attempts to educate Molly
# LB and SD discuss Judaism, Hebrew and Irish
# LB chants Hebrew
# LB's past future careers
# SD sings anti-semitic song
# SD analyses song's themes
# LB ponders Milly
# LB compares Milly to cat
# LB invites SD to spend night
# SD declines but agrees to get together soon
# LB sad about world's imperfection
# they exit to back garden
# they ponder the stars
# LB waxes scientific/philosophical
# LB's thoughts return to Molly
# they pee side by side; falling star
# LB lets SD out back gate

# LB enters and bangs head in re-arranged livingroom
# LB burns incense
# LB gazes at self in mirror
# LB notices books are jumbled
# LB sits and loosens clothes
# budget; LB ponders Bloom Cottage
# LB ponders Cottage more
# LB ponders Bloom of Bloom Cottage
# LB ponders how to buy Bloom Cottage
# ditto
# contents of 1st drawer, LB adds letter
# contents of 2nd drawer
# LB mourns father
# memories of father
# LB's fear of destitution
# LB contemplates going away
# LB ponders consequences of departure
# LB ponders his day
# LB enters bedroom
# LB undresses and gets into bed
# LB lists Molly's 'lovers'
# LB makes peace with BB/adultery
# LB gets erection, kisses MB's bottom
# LB tells Molly (most of) his day
# Rudy and sexual alienation
# drifting into sleep

Penelope (Molly Bloom drifts back to sleep)

#0001 Mrs Riordan                       #0746 Mulvey, Mrs Rubio
#0016 m/f sickness                      #0762 Mulvey affair
#0034 lies, Menton                      #0782 Mulvey, Gib geog
#0044 golddigger                        #0796 how far w/Mulvey
#0055 Mary Driscoll                     #0809 Mulvey frig
#0076 BB, boy                           #0822 Mulvey now?, Gib geog
#0088 LB, kinks, pleasure               #0840 last names
#0106 confession, priests               #0853 Mulvey goodbye, Gardner
#0121 BB                                #0874 train, singing
#0136 storms, Gib, superstition         #0878 KK and singers deprecated
#0143 BB's cock                         #0888 Gardner, good looks
#0158 pregnancy, nursing                #0896 concert, fart, LB
#0169 Josie, socialism
#0181 LB's manipulability
#0203 Josie vs MB over LB
#0217 Denis Breen                       #0909 lamp, Gib exhibitionism
#0232 Mrs Maybrick                      #0925 drinkers, LB, cat
                                        #0939 food, picnic plan
#0246 BB in DBC                         #0954 Bray boating fiasco
#0261 golddigging, feet, BB             #0978 LB's plans, Eccles, fears
#0273 d'Arcy                            #1004 Milly annoying
#0284 LB, gloves, drawers, Gardner      #1017 Milly's flirting
#0318 dirty words, LB's lovemaking      #1031 Milly's sexuality
#0332 callers, Goodwin, 3pm             #1056 MB slapped Milly
#0349 Belfast, trains, LB               #1078 Mrs Fleming
#0373 Kathleen Kearney, LB as mngr      #1088 SD, SiD, losing Fleming
#0387 Gardner, wars, soldiers           #1104 menstruation
#0403 golddigging, Belfast              #1113 theatre-men, blood
#0412 BB's lovemaking, Mastiansky       #1131 peeing, BB
#0420 BB's style, Gold Cup
#0427 Lenehan, Glencree
#0437 new underclothes
#0450 weight, O'Rourke                  #1149 Dr Collins, emissions
#0457 LB's gifts, lotion                #1181 getting to know LB
#0466 money, style, clothes             #1195 LB's odd habits, bed
#0474 ageing, hair                      #1215 LB's career decline
#0484 chastity belt, Rabelais           #1234 deceitful men
#0491 s&m books, fables                 #1252 LB's new girl, funeral
#0503 LB's jobs, dress w/Cuffe          #1270 Power, Dignam
#0519 LB's bad advice on fem arts       #1284 Dollard, SiD
#0527 Cuffe and dress                   #1300 SD, Rudy
                                        #1313 cards, SD, poets
#0535 breasts                           #1333 Gib poets, LB no poet
#0542 exhibitionist men                 #1345 boys' nudity
#0552 urinals
#0560 nude pix, LB inept
#0570 nursing Milly, Penrose
#0581 BB's lovemaking                   #1368 BB vulgar
                                        #1388 jealous men, LB's kinks
#0596 trains, heat, trash               #1407 rape fantasy
#0607 Gib, Hester Stanhope              #1426 m/f as rulers
#0624 Mr Stanhope?, Gib bullfight       #1442 SD, Rudy, women lonely
#0638 Hester and MB and Stanhope        #1463 Gib, Spanish, SD
#0662 Stanhopes leave Gib               #1488 seducing SD
#0689 Capt Grove                        #1506 manipulating LB
#0698 Gib, Dixon, flirting              #1540 housecleaning, flowers
#0718 letters, Floey                    #1571 Mulvey, Gib, Howth, LB

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