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852Indexce, Lucia Anna (J's daughter), birth,262, 297; J sings to sleep, 309; Noratakes to Ireland, 322, to Galway,323; Amalia Popper gives flower to,345; J's poem written for, 382; putback in school, 390; dislikes beingleft alone, 412; spanked by Nora only,434; Nora dreams of, 437; upsidedownbooks and, 464; sleeps onhard sofa, 471; suffers from family'sfrequent moves, 485; under fire inIrish civil war, 535; many changes ofschool, 556, 611-12; goes to summercamp, 556n; Thomas Wolfe'simpression of, 581; at J's birthdaygala, 599; takes singing and drawinglessons, 612; concentrated interest indancing, 612; doctor notes signs ofdepression, 612; involved withHubbell, 612-13; Dr. Hartmann onstrabismus of, 622; leaves Englandwithout parents, 641; signs of mentalderangement, 645; unhappy love affairsof, 648-9; Beckett unable to fallin love with, 649; becomes engagedto Ponisovsky, 649; falls into catatonictrance, 650-51; first medicaldiagnoses of, 650-51; hospitalized atMaillard clinic, 651; hostility towardsmother, 657; J removes fromclinic, keeps at home, 656-60; illustratesJ's books, 658-9; abruptly stopsdrawing, 662; schizophrenia moremanifest, 663; hysterical scene atrailroad station, 664; cuts telephonewires, 667; strikes Nora, sent back toPrangins, 668; seen by German specialist,673; J writes in Italian to,674; sets fire to room, 676; J callsclairvoyant, 677-8, 677^ picture ofcoffin for 'Jim,' 678; writes to Kingof England, 679n; cost of treatmentfor, 679n, 687; lives in Zurich Carlton-Eliteannex, 681; goes to staywith Miss Weaver, 681; leaves Englandfor Dublin, 681; with Eileenin Bray, 684-5; returns to MissWeaver's care, 685-6; in St. Andrew's,Northampton, 686; youngstaff doctor diagnoses cancer, 686; Jrefuses to certify, brings back toParis, 686; in straitjacket, 686; transferedto Ivry sanatorium, 686; J'sdepression over, 682-3, 686; J visitsweekly, 703; J plans for evacuationfrom Paris nf, 7Ui J's anxiety aboutsafe removal of, 726-8, 732; J's effortsto move to Zurich, 735-9, tobe transferred out of France, 738,739; disbelieves in death of J, 743;medical papers cited, 746, 803, 806-7; also 805, 808-9Joyce, Mabel Josephine (J's sister), nicknamed'Baby,' birth of, 21; described,44; J consoles for mother'sdeath, 136; J feels pity for, 285;death of, 310Joyce, Margaret Alice ('Poppie') (J's sister),birth of, 21; described, 44;thinks she sees mother's ghost, 136;takes charge of household, 143-4;joins Sisters of Mercy, 144, 284; arguesagainst elopement, 179; deathof, 744; also 761Joyce, Mary Kathleen (J's sister). SeeMonaghan, Mrs. MaryJoyce, Mary Jane Murray (J's mother).See Joyce, Mrs. John StanislausJoyce, May (Mary Kathleen). See Monaghan,Mrs. MaryJoyce, Michael, writes apology for error,640Joyce, Nelly Lichtensteiger (Mrs. Stanislaus).See Joyce, Mrs. StanislausJoyce, Nora Barnacle (Mrs. James). SeeJoyce, Mrs. JamesJoyce, Patrick Weston, in 'Gas from aBurner,' 336, 336nJoyce, Stanislaus (J's brother), describesgrandfather, 14; birth of, 21; on valentineincident, 31; dates 'Et Tu,Healy,' 34n; appearance of, 44; comparesJ to Steerforth, 45; uncomfortableat Sheehys', 52; borrows librarybooks for J, 53-4; J's closeness to, 65;atheism, 66; hears of J's Londontrip, 77; on Portrait villanelle, 76,82; distributes 'Day of the Rabblement,'89; jealous of Byrne, n6; recallsJ's New Years' Eve rite, 118; Jsends poems to, 121; told J receivedchallenge to duel, 123; keeps diary,132-3, i33n, 137-8, 147, 150; overshadowedby J, 132-4; denounces father,136; on J's character, 137-8; onJ's conversation with dean, 140;gives J title for novel, 147, and forChamber Music, 154; jealous ofNora's influence, 160; reportsHunter incident, 162; sees J andNora off, 179; J reports first week ofelopement to, 185; makes inquiries