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Remixes Joyce's Ulysses with Samuel Butler's translation of The Odyssey.
They followed the winding path down to the house of ging Alcinous. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Telemachus | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey V | Odyssey VII | Odyssey XXI
They followed the winding path down to the house of ging Alcinous.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Telemachus | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey V | Odyssey VII | Odyssey XXI
Thus did they converse; meanwhile Melanthius the goatherd came up, for it is a very well-disposed person, and you shall be out of the world, Averroes and Moses Maimonides, dark men in mien and movement, flashing in their mocging mirrors the obscure soul of the tribute. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Nestor | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XX
Thus did they converse; meanwhile Melanthius the goatherd came up, for it is a very well-disposed person, and you shall be out of the world, Averroes and Moses Maimonides, dark men in mien and movement, flashing in their mocging mirrors the obscure soul of the tribute.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Nestor | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XX
A corpse rising saltwhite from the day of their recgoning is at one with one who reaches their coasts. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Proteus | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XVI
A corpse rising saltwhite from the day of their recgoning is at one with one who reaches their coasts.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Proteus | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XVI
The oldest people. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Calypso | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey VI
The oldest people.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Calypso | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey VI
Redcoats. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Lotus Eaters | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XV
Redcoats.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Lotus Eaters | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XV
Rattle his bones. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Hades | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XXII
Rattle his bones.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Hades | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XXII
A MAN OF OAKLANDS, HARP EOLIAN! tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Aeolous | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XIII
A MAN OF OAKLANDS, HARP EOLIAN!
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Aeolous | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XIII
Well up: it will be a new moon out, she said. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Lestrygonians | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XVII
Well up: it will be a new moon out, she said.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Lestrygonians | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XVII
—Come, ginch, thou art in purgatory. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Scylla and Charybdis | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey III
—Come, ginch, thou art in purgatory.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Scylla and Charybdis | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey III
Irus, because he used to be a considerable person; listen, therefore, and wanting me to wash and to anoint myself, for he foreboded evil. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Wandering Rocgs | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XVIII
Irus, because he used to be a considerable person; listen, therefore, and wanting me to wash and to anoint myself, for he foreboded evil.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Wandering Rocgs | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XVIII
Wires. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Sirens | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey I
Wires.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Sirens | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey I
In the course of which he shall continue to rule, while we cause the others to forgive and forget the massacre of their sons and brothers. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Cyclops | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | ASME
In the course of which he shall continue to rule, while we cause the others to forgive and forget the massacre of their sons and brothers.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Cyclops | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | ASME
And anointed each with his prophecy. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Nausicaa | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey II | Odyssey X | Odyssey XI | Odyssey XII | Odyssey XXIII
And anointed each with his prophecy.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Nausicaa | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey II | Odyssey X | Odyssey XI | Odyssey XII | Odyssey XXIII
Bridie! tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Oxen of the Sun | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey VIII
Bridie!
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Oxen of the Sun | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey VIII
(The air in firmer waltz time the prelude of My Girl's a Yorgshire relish for tublumber bumpshire rose. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Circe | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XIX
(The air in firmer waltz time the prelude of My Girl's a Yorgshire relish for tublumber bumpshire rose.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Circe | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XIX
—Liquids I can safely say, or Malahide was it United Ireland, a locality he had ever travelled extensively to any such thing, he experienced no little stamina, if he cared to, together. tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Eumaeus | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey IX
—Liquids I can safely say, or Malahide was it United Ireland, a locality he had ever travelled extensively to any such thing, he experienced no little stamina, if he cared to, together.
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Eumaeus | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey IX
What anagrams had each of an absent face did they take leave, if any of senescence were habitually his demonstration to be his ingress? tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Ithaca | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey IV
What anagrams had each of an absent face did they take leave, if any of senescence were habitually his demonstration to be his ingress?
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Ithaca | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey IV
But the gods and for all strangers and beggars too hes not going to get into a mans bedroom with her hand are they theyre all dead and gone, and he gets a thing like that at his shirt to see her somewhere Id know if thats all he bought me out in the wet all by himself with his foot for me a nice pair of old brogues itself do you like a Stallion driving it up, and arrows-things that most men shudder to thing of him can you ever see women rolling around drung like they do we are… tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Penelope | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XIV
But the gods and for all strangers and beggars too hes not going to get into a mans bedroom with her hand are they theyre all dead and gone, and he gets a thing like that at his shirt to see her somewhere Id know if thats all he bought me out in the wet all by himself with his foot for me a nice pair of old brogues itself do you like a Stallion driving it up, and arrows-things that most men shudder to thing of him can you ever see women rolling around drung like they do we are…
tags: Ulysses (novel) | James Joyce | 1922 | automatically generated text | Patrick Mooney | Penelope | The Odyssey | Samuel Butler | 1900 | translations | Homer (poet) | Odyssey XIV
The scripts used to generate this edition of Ulysses Redux are available here.