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Pawn Your Heart of Gold

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A Great Fire, Banked High and Red, ... Chapter I, the Christmas Dinner (James Joyce, Cyril Cusack)

He Could Wait No Longer. Chapter IV, Part 2 (James Joyce, Cyril Cusack)

Once Upon a Time and a Very Good Time It Was... Chapter I, the Beginning (James Joyce, Cyril Cusack)

Primera Parte (James Joyce, Hernando Iván Cano)

James Joyce Reading "Anna Livia Plurabelle" Pages 213-216 "Well, You Know or Don't You...." to "....waters of Night!" (James Joyce, Joseph Campbell, Padraic Colum)

Last Pages: "Yes, You're Changing,...." Page 627 to "....loved Along The" Page 628 (James Joyce, Joseph Campbell, Padraic Colum)

Meeting of James Joyce Society on October 23, 1951 Finnegan's Wake (James Joyce, Joseph Campbell, Padraic Colum)

A Flower Given to My Daughter (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

A Memory of the Players in a Mirror at Midnight (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

A Noise of Waters, Op. 74 (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

A Prayer (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Alone (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Bahnhofstrasse (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Bright Cap (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Flood (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Gentle Lady Do Not Sing (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Goldenhair (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

I Hear an Army (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Lean Out of the Window, Golden Hair (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

My Dove (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Nightpiece (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

On the Beach at Fontana (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Rain Has Fallen (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Side 2 (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Simples (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Sleep Now (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Tilly (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Tutto E Sciolto (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Watching the Needleboats at San Sabba (James Joyce, Myron Myers, Erik Levi)

Canzone (James Joyce, Paolo Giuranna)

Dolcezza (James Joyce, Paolo Giuranna)

Ella Piange Per Raboon (James Joyce, Paolo Giuranna)

Felice Amore (James Joyce, Paolo Giuranna)

Il Canto Dell'Innamorato (James Joyce, Paolo Giuranna)

Cont. (James Joyce, Patrick Healy)

Finnegans Wake (James Joyce, Patrick Healy)

A Little Cloud (James Joyce, RTE Players.)

A Painful Case / Ivy Day in the Committee Room (James Joyce, RTE Players.)

Araby / Eveline / After the Races (James Joyce, RTE Players.)

Counterparts / Clav (James Joyce, RTE Players.)

Dublinbor (James Joyce, Reine Brynolfsson)

James Joyce Reading "Anna Livia Plurabelle" Pages 213-216 "Well, You Know or Don't You...." to "....waters of Night!" (Joseph Campbell, James Joyce)

Last Pages: "Yes, You're Changing,...." Page 627 to "....loved Along The" Page 628 (Joseph Campbell, James Joyce)

Meeting of the Joyce Society at the Gotham Book Mart October 23rd, 1951 (Joseph Campbell, James Joyce)

Ave Maria / the Ballad of Joking Jesus (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Charlie Is My Darling (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Invisibility (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Kafoozalem (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Love's Old Sweet Song (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

My Girl's a Yorkshire Girl (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Oh! Oh Antonio (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Seaside Girls (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

The Croppy Boy (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

The Man That Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

The Rocky Road to Dublin (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

What Ho! She Bumps! (Sinead Murphy & Darina Gallagher, James Joyce)

Songs

'Anna Livia Plurabelle', from page 213, line 11: 'Well, you know or don't you …' to '… It all but husheth the lethest zswound.'

'Anna Livia Plurabelle', from page 214, line 10: 'Oronoko ! What's your trouble? Is that the great Finnleader himself …' to '… Seints of light! Zezere!'

'Anna Livia Plurabelle', from page 214, line 31: 'Subdue your noise, you hamble creature! …' to '… waters of. Night!'

'Everything in Paris Is Gay', Said Ignatious Gallaher

'Frseeeeeeeefronnnng Train Somewhere Whistling…'

'God of Heaven There's Nothing Like Nature…'

'He Was Looking at Me I Had That White Blouse On…'

'I Hate People Who Come at All Hours…'

'I Suppose It Was Meeting Josie Powell and the Funeral…'

'I'm too Honest As a Matter of Fact I Suppose He Thinks…'

'If I Went by His Advices…'

'No That's No Way for Him He Has No Manners…'

'O I'm Not Going to Think Myself into the Glooms…'

'That Was a Relief Wherever You Be Let Your Wind Go Free…'

'The Days Like Years Not a Letter from a Living Soul…'

'They're All So Different Boylan Talking About…'

'Wait There's Georges Church Bells Wait…'

'Wait by God Yes Wait Yes Hold on He Was on the Cards…'

'Who Knows Is There Anything the Matter with My Insides…'

'Why Can't You Kiss a Man without Going and Marrying Him…'

'Yes Because He Never Did a Thing Like That Before…'

'Yes and Half the Girls in Gibralter Never Wore Them Neither…'

A Few Minutes of Contemplation in the Outside Privy

A Few More Drinks, a Growling Dog and Increasingly Heated Discussion

A Great Fire, Banked High and Red, ... Chapter I, the Christmas Dinner

A Great Fire, Banked High and Red,... Chapter I, the Christmas Dinner

A Meeting with C.P. McCoy

A Meeting with Mrs. Breen Delays Him

A Monthly Discomfort. On to the Chamber Pot

A Train and an Old Sweet Song

An Extract from 'Anna Livia Plurabelle', Finnegans Wake

Anna Livia Plurabella (Finnegans Wake), 1929

Anna Livia Plurabella

Anna Livia Plurabelle Part 1

Anna Livia Plurabelle Part 2

Anna Livia Plurabelle [Fragmento]

Anna Livia Plurabelle, James Joyce Reads an Extract from Finnegans Wake

Anna Livia Plurabelle

Balloon Animals

Barney Kiernan's Public House. 5 pm

Bigger Than We Know

Bishops, Popes and Father Courage

Bloom Begins His Journey. the Streets of Dublin. 10 am

Bloom Incurs the Citizens' Wrath and Makes a Hasty Exit

Bloom Muses on Molly's Afternoon Assignation with Boylan at 7 Eccles Street

Bloom Re-Enters the House and Makes His Way to Bed

Bloom Recalls Some of the Day's Events for Molly. He Drifts Off to Sleep

Bloom's House. 2am. Bloom and Stephen Have Cocoa Together

Blooms Bummel Aus Der Lästrygonen-Episode von Ulysses

Chamber Music I Through XXXVI

Darkness, Accompanied by a Thick Fog, Was Gaining Upon the Dusk

Der Beginn von Anna Livia Plurabelle in Finnegans Wake

End of Part 1 of Finnegan's Wake, Read by the Author

End of Part I of Finnegan's Wake

Eolain Episode / Erik Satie - Gnossiene (DJ Spooky dub version)

Finnegan's Wake

Finnegans Wake, Anna Livia Plurabelle

Fireworks and a Distant Communion

Flowers, Seedcake and Sleep at Last

From the Depths

Gerty Becomes Aware of Bloom's Gaze

He Could Wait No Longer. Chapter IV, Part 2

He Pops Out to Buy Kidneys

He Reproaches Buck Mulligan for His Insensitivity

He Returns. Breakfast in Bed for Molly

Legge Un Passo Dall'Episodio Di Aeolus da "Ulysses"

Lotus Eaters Part 1

Lotus Eaters Part 2

Lunch at Davey Byrne's

MP3 Version of Ulysses

Male and Female Attitudes Compared

Messin' with Sasquatch

Messing with Sasquatch

Molly Bloom. Head to Toe in the Matrimonial Bed, in the Quiet of the Early Morning, Unable to Sleep, 7 Eccles Street

Moses in Egypt, a Speech in the Aeolus-episode of Ulysses

Mr. Bloom's Day Begins, 7 Eccles Street, Dublin. 8 am

News That 'Throwaway' Has Won the Gold Cup

Nighttown. 12 Midnight. Bloom Has Been in the Company of Stephen Dedalus and His Friends and Has Followed Stephen, Somewhat the Worse for Drink, Down to the Brothel Area

Once Upon a Time and a Very Good Time It Was... Chapter I, the Beginning

Out of Anna Livia Plurabelle in Finnegans Wake

Oxen of the Sun III

Oxen of the Sun II

Oxen of the Sun I

Part 1: the Martello Tower

Part 2: From Bloom's House to the Cemetery

Part 3: From the Beach to a Newspaper Office

Part 4: From the Library to the Ormond Hotel

Part 5: Barney Kiernan's Pub

Part 6: From Sandymount Strand Into Nighttown

Part 7: To Eccles Street and Home

Reading Dal Finnegan's Wake

Reads His Love Letter From Martha

Recollections of His Dead Mother

Reminiscence of Happier Times

Sandymount Beach. 8 pm. Bloom Enjoys the Last Rays of the Sun, Looking Out Over the Beach and Over Gerty Macdowell, Lonely Virgin of the Rocks. Evensong at Twilight

Scoundrel Surgery

Scylla and Charybdis

Selection from James Joyce Reads James Joyce

Shem the Penman

Soliloquy of Leopold Bloom

Soliloquy of Molly Bloom

Stephen Dedalus's Day Begins. the Martello Tower Overlooking Dublin Bay, 16th June 1904

Stephen Gets Involved in an Altercation with Two English Soldiers

Stephen Is Knocked to the Ground. Bloom rescues him and takes him home to Eccles Street

Stephen's Delirium Reaches a Climax. He shatters a lamp

Sulla Spiaggia a Fontana

Talk About Dignam's Death and the Effects of Capital Punishment

The Brothel Keeper Bella Cohen Humiliates Him

The Spectres of Molly and Gerty Chastise Him

The Twins Become a Nuisance: Gerty Dreams of Other Things

They Take Leave of One Another

Time for Lunch. 1 pm. After Dignam's Funeral and a Little Business at the Newspaper Offices, Bloom's Thoughts Turn to Food

To the Chemist to Collect Molly's Face Lotion: Then to the Baths for a Good Soak

Ulysses Pp136–137 James Joyce Reads an Extract from Ulysses

Ulysses, Passage from the Aeolus Episode

Way of the Warrior

Whimsical F-boy

Women Should Rule the World. Memories of Gibraltar

Zoe Invites Him Inside