The last reading stopped just before the headline “YOU CAN DO IT!” (7.614).
The numbers in 7.614 refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (7 = chapter number; 614 = line number).
Penguin (1992): p. 171
The last reading stopped just before the headline “YOU CAN DO IT!” (7.614).
The numbers in 7.614 refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (7 = chapter number; 614 = line number).
Penguin (1992): p. 171
The last reading stopped just before the headline “HIS NATIVE DORIC” (7.326).
The numbers in 7.326 refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (7 = chapter number; 326 = line number).
Penguin (1992): p. 160, second line
The last reading finished “Hades” and started “Aeolus” (chapter 7), stopping at the two lines from the opera Martha:
Co-ome thou lost one,
Co-ome thou dear one. (7.60)
The numbers in 7.60 refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (7 = chapter number; 60 = line number)
Penguin (1992): p. 149, last third of the page
The last reading stopped at “Good Lord, what became of him?” (6.901)
The numbers in 6.901 refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (6 = chapter number; 901 = line number)
Penguin (1992): p. 142, at ca. one third of the page