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383940414243788N o t g S32. Interview with John Rodker and Mrs. Rodker, 1954.33. Letter from Harriet Weaver to Joyce, Aug. 25, 1920.34. Interview with Mrs. Claud W. Sykes, 1954.35. Interview with Mme Yasushi Tanaka, 1954.36. Interview with Philippe Soupault, 1954.37. Letter to Harriet Weaver, Nov. 6, 1921, Letters, 1, 176.Letters in, 15.Letter to Frank Budgen, Oct. 24, 1920.Letter to Ezra Pound, July 31, 1920.Interview with Fritz Vanderpyl, 1954.42. Letter from T. S. Eliot to Joyce, Aug. 11, 1920, at SUNY Buffalo.[ pages 49°-49943. Myron Nutting said that Joyce's handshake was the limpest he had ever encountered.Interview with Nutting in Oral History project, U.C.L.A. Library.44. Wyndham Lewis, Blasting and Bombardiering (London, 1937), 272.45. Unpublished letter to Ezra Pound, Aug. 18, 1920.46. Lewis, Blasting and Bombardiering, 274-6.47. Ibid. 289, 287.48. Ibid. 287, 291.49. Ibid. 293-4.50. Interview with T S. Eliot, 1954: T. S. Eliot Talks about His Poetry,' ColumbiaUniversity Forum, 11 (Fall 1958), 14.51. Diary of Helen (Mrs. Myron) Nutting.52. Max Eastman, The Literary Mind (1931), 103-4.53. Notebook at SUNY Buffalo.54. An unpublished letter from Violet Schiff to Lewis of April 15, 1922 (Cornell) discusseshis complaints about Joyce.55. Letter to Frank Budgen, July 27, 1920, Letters 1, 143.56. Letter to Frank Budgen, Michaelmas 1920, Letters 1, 147.57. Diary of Helen (Mrs. Myron) Nutting.58. Letter to Frank Budgen, Oct. 24, 1920.59. Letter from Baroness St. Leger to Joyce, 1920.60. Letter to Frank Budgen, Oct. 24, 1920, and a notebook at SUNY Buffalo.61. A. Walton Litz, 'Joyce's Notes for the Last Episodes of "Ulysses," ' Modern FictionStudies, iv (Spring 1958), 19-20.62. Letter to Frank Budgen, Michaelmas 1920.63. He called it so in a letter to Harriet Weaver of Aug. 16, 1920, Letters m, 15.64. Card to Frank Budgen, ? Dec. 20, 1920, Letters in, 35.65. Letter to A. Francini Bruni, ? Sept. 8, 1920, Letters in, 19.66. Fleischman was first interested in the book by Ezra Pound, as a letter from Fleischmanto Pound, Oct. 11, 1919 (in the possession of Gordon N. Ray), indicates.67. Letter to Jenny Serruys, Oct. 20, 1920 (Letters 111, 24). A letter to her from JacquesNatanson, Feb. 2, 1921, says Exiles will be produced before the end of the season.68. Budgen, Further Recollections of James Joyce, 4.69. Letter to Harriet Weaver, June 24, 1921, Letters 1, 166.70. Letter to Andre Suares, Oct. 20, 1920, Letters m, 24.71. Letter to John Quinn, 1920.72. 73. 74. 1. Interview Sylvia Quoted Letters Beach, to 1, by with Michael 150. 151. Joyce ' Jacques "Ulysses" in Healy, letter Benoist-Mechin, a to Dec. Paris,' Harriet 30, CHAPTER Mercure 1920, Weaver, 1954. Letters de XXX March France, 1, 152. 1, CCCIX 1921, (May Letters 1950), HI, 39. 19.