Ulysses on Thursdays: October 2026

Friday, 30 October 2026

The last reading stopped at: “our store of knowledge.” (14.798)

The numbers indicated above refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (chapter number, followed by line number).

Gabler edition: p. 331

Penguin (1992): p. 530

The last reading stopped at the short rhyme:

— Pope Peter's but a pissabed.

A man's a man for a' that.

(14.650)

The numbers indicated above refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (chapter number, followed by line number).

Gabler edition: p. 328

Penguin (1992): p. 525

The last reading stopped mid-paragraph at: “would burst their sides.” (14.544)

The numbers indicated above refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (chapter number, followed by line number).

Gabler edition: p. 326

Penguin (1992): p. 520

The last reading stopped with the 3-line rhyme: “Behold the mansion ... Jackjohn's bivouac.” (14.407)

The numbers indicated above refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (chapter number, followed by line number).

Gabler edition: p. 323

Penguin (1992): p. 515

The last reading stopped at: “With will will we withstand, withsay” (14.312)

The numbers indicated above refer to the place in the text edited by Hans Walter Gabler (chapter number, followed by line number).

Gabler edition: p. 321

Penguin (1992): p. 511