Later Poetry by James Joyce (Illustrated)

James Joyce, Delphi Classics

• Publisher: Delphi Classics (Parts Edition)
• Year: 2017
• eBook ISBN: 9781786564764
• Topic: Literature
• Subtopic: Classics
• Index: Literature

This eBook features the unabridged text of 'Later Poetry' from the bestselling edition of 'The Complete Works of James Joyce'.

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Table of contents

• Title page
• JAMES JOYCE
• COPYRIGHT
• James Joyce: Parts Edition
• Parts Edition Contents
• Later Poetry
• CONTENTS
• Ecce Puer
• G. O’Donnell
• There was an old lady named Gregory
• There was a young priest named Delaney
• There is a weird poet called Russell
• A holy Hegelian Kettle
• John Eglinton, my Jo, John
• Have you heard of the admiral
• There once was a Celtic librarian
• Dear, I am asking a favour
• O, there are two brothers, the Fays
• The Sorrow of Love
• C’era una volta, una bella bambina
• The flower I gave rejected lies
• There is a young gallant named Sax
• There’s a monarch who knows no repose
• Lament for the Yeomen
• There’s a donor of lavish largesse
• There is a clean climber called Sykes
• There once was a lounger named Stephen
• Now let awhile my messmates be
• There once was an author named Wells
• Solomon
• D. L. G.
• A Goldschmidt swam in a Kriegsverein
• Dooleysprudence
• There’s an anthropoid consul called Bennett
• New Tipperary
• To Budgeon, raughty tinker
• A bard once in lakelapt Sirmione
• The Right Heart in the Wrong Place
• The Right Man in the Wrong Place
• O, Mr Poe
• Bis Dat Qui Cito Dat
• And I shall have no peace
• Who is Sylvia, what is she
• The press and the public misled me
• Jimmy Joyce, Jimmy Joyce, where have you been
• Fréderic’s Duck
• I never thought a fountain pen
• Rosy Brook he bought a book
• I saw at Miss Beach’s when midday was shining
• Bran! Bran! the baker’s ban!
• P. J. T.
• Post Ulixem Scriptum
• The clinic was a patched one
• Is it dreadfully necessary
• Rouen is the rainiest place getting
• There’s a coughmixture scopolamine
• Troppa Grazia, Sant’ Antonio!
• For he’s a jolly queer fellow
• Scheveningen, 1927
• Pour Ulysse IX
• Crossing to the Coast
• Hue’s Hue?
• Buried Alive
• Father O’Ford
• Buy a book in brown paper
• To Mrs H. G. who complained that her visitors kept late hours
• Humptydump Dublin squeaks through his norse
• Stephen’s Green
• Les Verts de Jacques
• As I was going to Joyce Saint James’
• Pour la Rime Seulement
• A Portrait of the Artist as an Ancient Mariner
• Pennipomes Twoguineaseach
• There’s a genial young poetriarch Euge
• Have you heard of one Humpty Dumpty
• Epilogue to Ibsen’s ‘Ghosts’
• Goodbye, Zurich, I must leave you
• Le bon repos
• Aiutami dunque, O Musa, nitidissima Calligraphia
• Come-all-ye
• There’s a maevusmarked maggot called Murphy
• The Poetry
• The Non-Fiction
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