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ContentsI Introduction 3Part OneDUBLINII The Family Before Joyce 11m 1882-1894 23iv 1894-1898 42v 1898-1900 57vi 1900-1902 75VII 1902 98VIII 1902-1903 111ix 1903-1904 129x 1904 143Part Two POLA, ROME, TRIESTEXI 1904-1905 183XII 1905 '95XIII 1905-1906 212XIV 1906-1907 224XV The Backgrounds, of 'The Dead' 243XVI 1907-1909 2 54XVII 1909 276XVIII The Growth of Imagination 292XIX 1909-1911 300XX 1912 318XXI 1913-1914 339XXII The Backgrounds of Ulysses 357XXIII 1914-1915 380
Page 2 and 3: 'Symbol of Joyce' by Brancusi, 1929
Page 4 and 5: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESSOxford Londo
Page 7: Prefaceto the New and Revised Editi
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Page 19: JAMES JOYCE
Page 22 and 23: 4 / A M E Slast seventy years, soun
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Page 26: PART ONEDublin
Page 29 and 30: 12 / A M E Sfamily portraits by Wil
Page 31: 14 J A M E SPoland, Stanislaus of C
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Page 36 and 37: J O Y C E 19keen musical interests;
Page 38: J O Y C E 21hurried word with Joyce
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52J A M E S [ 1894-1898 ]could not
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54 J A M E S [ 1894-1898 ]the Obsce
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J A M E S [1894-189856you, sir, tha
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5» J A M E S [ 1898-1900 ]to spend
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60 J A M E S [ 1898-1900 ]burned.'
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62 [ A M E S [ 1898-1900 ]plus four
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64 / A M E S [ 1898-1000 ]youthful
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J A M E S [1898-1900lodged against
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68 / A M E S [ 1898-1900 ]force is
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•JO ] A M E S [ 1808-1000 ]follow
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72 J A M E S [ 1898-1900 ]artist is
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74 / A M E S [ 1898-1900 ]uninspire
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76 J A M E Stism; his copy of H. S.
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78 / A M E S [ 1000-1002 ]ered it)
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80 J A M E S [ 1900-1902 ]play, I s
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82J A M E S[ 1900-1902 ]I intone th
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84 J A M E S [ 1000-1902 ]ness or o
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86 J A M E SHonoured Sir,[ 1900-190
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88 J A M E S { 1900-1902 ]than most
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90 J A M E S [ 1900-1902 jwork. 'Th
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92 J A M E Stransfiguring deserves
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94 / A M E S [ 1900-1902 ]evenings.
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g6 / A M E S [ 1900-1902 ]an earlie
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J A M E S [1902]V I I '2902If one h
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ioo / A M E S i 1902 jout more abou
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102 / A M E S I 1902 JI had been lo
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104 J A M E S { 1902 ]That Yeats to
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106 J A M E S [ 1902 Jmove was ill-
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108 / A M E S [ 1902 ]of the Dublin
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no / A M E S [1902]pletely with the
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IIMrs. William Murray (Aunt Josephi
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IVMBH|||HHHj|A group of students an
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VIThe National Library of Ireland.
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Joyce, age 22, in 1904. Asked what
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XNo. of Lotting iQOiIRELAND.s is to
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Finn's Hotel in Leinster Street, wh
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xiv
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The block of houses on via Medolino
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in frnViir lin fr in ,nnn with the
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XXIGeorge and Lucia Joyce at the wi
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of Joyce's A Portrait of t/ie Artis
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XXXII
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122 J A M E S [ 1902-1903 ]ever I h
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126 J A M E S [ 1902-1903 ]father.
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128 / A M E S [ 1902-1903 ]his fict
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13° / A M E S [ 1903-1904 ]miles a
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132 / A M E S [ 1903-1904 ]Under Go
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134 / A M E S [ 1903-1904 ]warmest
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142 J A M E S[ 1903-1904 ]were a re
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144 J A M E S [ 1904 ]asked, 'Where
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146 / A M E S [ 1904 ]without admit
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148 J A M E S [ 1904 ]part of the c
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150 J A M E S I 1904 ]her silence i
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152 / A M E S [ 1904 ]Feis Ceoil to
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154 / A M E S [ 1904 ]suit to spare
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i 6 8 J A M E S[ 1904 ]words were n
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J A M E S[ 1904 ]the plan because y
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174 / A M E S [ 1904 ]razor of Occa
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176 / A M E S [ 1904 ]agrees to go
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178 J A M E S [ 1904]Joyce now soug
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[Aetat. 23 ] J O Y C E 197the princ
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[Aetat. 23 ] J O Y C E 199so gratif
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[ Aetat. 23 ] J O Y C E 203hell of
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[Aetat. 23 ] J O Y C E 205page hist
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[ Aetat. 27, ] J O Y C E 207Gogarty
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[ Aetat. 23 ] J O Y C E 209Maupassa
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[ Aetat. 23-24 ] ] O Y C E 215ranee
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E277began to
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 281I will l
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 283Just say
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 285Still wi
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 287and extr
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 289memory a
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 293he asked
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[Aetat. 27] J O Y C E 295Nora, as w
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[ Aetat. 27 ] J O Y C E 299episode,
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[ Aetat. 27-29 ] J O Y C E 301in Bu
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[ Aetat. 27-29 ] J O Y C Eforms of
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[ Aetat. 27-29 ] J O Y C ECaptain D
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[ Aetat. 30 ] J O Y C E 319Defoe an
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[ Aetat. 30 ] J O Y C E 323pupped w
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[ Aetat. 30 ] J O Y C E 325Still tr
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[Aetat. 30] J O Y C E 327and visite
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[Aetat. 30] J O Y C E 329Yeats, Lad
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[Aetat. 30] J O Y C E 331[I] wrote
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[Aetat. 30] J O Y C E 333of the end
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[Aetat. 31-32 ] J O Y C E 349again
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[ Aetat. 32 ] J O Y C E 359March 23
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[ Aetat. 32 ] J O Y C E 363oldest,
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[ Aetat. 32 ] J O Y C E 365heard ot
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[Aetat. 32 ] J O Y C E 379that day.
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PART THREEZurich
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396 J A M E S [ 1915-1916 ]Zionism,
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43Q J A M E S [1918;came over him,
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722 ,J A M E S1939-1941New York. Jo
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724 JAMES [ 1939-1941 ]without havi
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726 J A M E S I 1939-1941 jfamily.*
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728 J A M E S [ 1939-1941 ]German r
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J A M E S1939-1941730 ,to Paris. No
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732 J A M E S [ XQ39-1941 ]taken a
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734 1 A M E S [ 1939-1941 Jstill ha
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736 1 A M E SI 1939-1941 )cross the
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73°J A M E S [ 1939-94!Saint-Geran
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74° J A M E S [ 1939-1941Jabsorbed
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742 J A M E S [ 1939-1941 ]George a
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J A M E S [ 1939-1941744There are n
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746 Notes [pages 3-13]Norman Pearso
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748Notes[ pages 19-26 ]39. Ulysses,
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750 Notes [pages 35-44]58. The birt
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752Notes44. Colum, Our Friend James
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754 Notes [pages 67-75 ]been shown
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756 Notes [ pages 91-06 ]48. A copy
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758 Notes [ pages 109-119 J28. Arch
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760Notes80. Gorman, 108; My Brother
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762 Notes [ pages 154-165 ]24. Lett
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7 6 4Notes 183-194.CHAPTER XILetter
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Notes76648. Letter to S. Joyce, c.
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768 Notes [ pages 238-255 ]68. Ibid
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77054. S. Joyce, diary, Feb. 21, 19
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772 Notes [ pages 291-307 j51. Inte
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774 Notes [ pages 318-329 ]CHAPTER
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776Notespages 345-3499 November 191
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778 Notes (pages 369-383 ]23. Ulyss
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780 Notes [ pages 396-40916. Interv
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702Note I e s 4 "" 4 ? 8 11954-61
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784 Notes [ pages 455-471 J14. Inte
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786N o t e spage 481xo Lennox Robin
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794Notes[ pages 551-552Mercanton, L
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798 Notes [ pages 569-584 ]75. This
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802 Notes [ pages 621-632 ]52. Crit
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806 Notes [ pages 661-675 ]61. Merc
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814 Further Acknowledgmentsness, Mr
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8i6IndexAmericans (continued)chy ge
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IndexBeach, Sylvia (continued)zatio
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20Blake, William (continued)71; Son
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822IndexBrody, Dr. Daniel, J's Swis
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824IndexCatholicism (continued)land
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826IndexClongowes Wood College {con
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IndexCroce, Benedetto, on Vico, 340
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830IndexDeath (continued)ing solilo
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8 32IndexDublin (continued)11, 313;
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834IndexEngland, J's visits to, 77,
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8 3 6IndexFalconer, John, destroys
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8 3 8IndexForel, Dr. Oscar (continu
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840IndexGiedion-Welcker, Carola (co
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842IndexGreene, David, on Synge, 75
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8 4 4Homosexuality [continued)Encou
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8 4 6IndexIrish Times, J hopes to b
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8 48IndexJoyce, George (continued)h
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850Indexyce, James, personal charac
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852Indexce, Lucia Anna (J's daughte
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854IndexKahane, Jack, publishes FW
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856IndexLeon, Paul, persuades niece
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858 maMack, Mrs., J uses Mecklenbur
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86oIndexMcCormick, Mrs. Harold (con
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86:IndexMorel, Auguste (continued)6
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86 4IndexNewman, John Henry (cardin
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866IndexPadua, J takes examinations
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868IndexPortrait of the Artist as a
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8 7 oIndexRawson, Tristan, English
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872 IRussell, Vera, J persuades to
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8 7 4IndexSexuality (continued)of l
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8 7 6IndexSocialism (continued)ity
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IndexSwift, Jonathan, courtship of,
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IndexTraviata, La (Verdi), Alfredo'
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882IndexUlysses (continued)611; Yea
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88 4IndexWar, J's military beatitud
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886Wine, J drinks in Paris, 131; J
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