6VI
71Gas from a Burner
7VII
72There is a young gallant named Sax
8VIII
73There’s a monarch who knows no repose
9IX
74There once was a lounger named Stephen
10X
75John Quinn
11XI
76Claude Sykes
12XII
77Solomon
13XIII
78Now let awhile my messmates be
14XIV
79There once was an author named Wells
15XV
80D. L. G.
16XVI
81A Goldschmidt swam in a Kriegsverein
17XVII
82Dooleysprudence
18XVIII
83There’s an anthropoid consul called Bennett
19XIX
84To Budgen, Raughty Tinker
20XX
85The C. G. is Not Literary
21XXI
86The Right Man in the Wrong Place
22XXII
87The Right Heart in the Wrong Place
23XXIII
88O, Mr Poe
24XXIV
89Bis Dat Qui Cito Dat
25XXV
90A bard once in lakelapped Sirmione
26XXVI
91And I shall have no peace...
27XXVII
92To Sylvia Beach
28XXVIII
93The press and the public misled me
29XXIX
94Jimmy Joyce, Jimmy Joyce, where have you been
30XXX
95Fréderic’s Duck
31XXXI
96I never thought a fountain pen
32XXXII
97Rosy Brook he bought a book
33XXXIII
98I saw at Miss Beach’s when midday was shining
34XXXIV
99Bran! Bran! The baker’s ban!
35XXXV
100The clinic was a patched one
36XXXVI
101Is it dreadfully necessary
37Tilly
102Rouen is the rainiest place getting
38Watching the Needleboats at San Sabba
103Post Ulixem Scriptum
39A Flower Given to My Daughter
104There’s a coughmixture scopolamine
40She Weeps over Rahoon
105P. J. T.
41Tutto è sciolto
106Little Miss Moschos
42On the Beach at Fontana
107For he’s a jolly queer fellow
43Simples
108Schevingen, 1927
44Flood
109Troppa Grossa, San Giacomone!
45Nightpiece
110There’s a genial young poetriarch Euge
46Alone
111Pour Ulysse IX
47A Memory of the Players in a Mirror at Midnight
112Crossing to the Coast
48Bahnhofstrasse
113Hue’s Hue? or Dalton’s Dilemma
49The Sorrow of Love
114Buy a book in brown paper
50Et Tu, Healy
115As I was going to Joyce Saint James’
51Poor little Georgie, the son of a lackey
116Father O’Ford
52Fragments from Shine and Dark
117Humptydump Dublin squeaks through his norse
53Alas, how sad the lover’s lot
118To Mrs Herbert Gorman Who Complained That Her Visitors Kept Late Hours
54O, it is cold and still—alas!
119Pennipomes Twoguineaseach
55She is at peace where she is sleeping
120Pour la rîme seulement
56There was a kind lady called Gregory
121A Portrait of the Artist as an Ancient Mariner
57There was a young priest named Delaney
122Have you heard of one Humpty Dumpty
58There is a weird poet called Russell
123Epilogue to Ibsen’s ‘Ghosts’
59A holy Hegelian Kettle
124Goodbye Zürich, I must leave you
60Have you heard of the admiral
125Le bon repos
61There once was a Celtic librarian
126Aiutami dunque, O Musa, ...
62I said: I will go down to where
127Come all you lairds and lassies and listen to my lay!
63Though we are leaving youth behind
128There’s a maevusmarked maggot called Murphy
64The flower I gave rejected lies
129Ecce Puer
65Come out to where the youth is met
