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 Copyright by Bill Cadbury. Permission granted to make one copy for any
 personal
 scholarly or educational use.


 Line references to FINNEGANS WAKE, arranged by WAKE page and line
 number, in
 the following books: 
 James S. Atherton, THE BOOKS AT THE WAKE (Expanded and Corrected
 Edition)
 (Mamaroneck, N.Y.: Paul P. Appel, 1974)
 John Bishop, JOYCE'S BOOK OF THE DARK: FINNEGANS WAKE (Madison:
 University of
 Wisconsin Press, 1986)
 Grace Eckley, CHILDREN'S LORE IN FINNEGANS WAKE (Syracuse University
 Press,
 1985)
 John Gordon, FINNEGANS WAKE: A PLOT SUMMARY (Syracuse University Press,
 1986)
 Margaret C. Solomon, ETERNAL GEOMATER: THE SEXUAL UNIVERSE OF FINNEGANS
 WAKE
 (Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1969)
 Roland McHugh, THE FINNEGANS WAKE EXPERIENCE (Berkeley: University of
 California Press, 1981)
 Roland McHugh, THE SIGLA OF FINNEGANS WAKE (Austin: University of
 Texas Press, 1976)
 Margot Norris, THE DECENTERED UNIVERSE OF FINNEGANS WAKE (Baltimore:
 Johns Hopkins University Press, 1974)
 William York Tindall, A READER'S GUIDE TO FINNEGANS WAKE (New York:
 Farrar,
 Straus and Giroux, 1969).

 Added texts:

 Bernard Benstock, JOYCE-AGAIN'S WAKE
 Margot Norris, JOYCE'S WEB
 Lorraine Weir, WRITING JOYCE: A SEMIOTICS OF THE JOYCE SYSTEM
 Kimberly Devlin, WANDERING AND RETURN IN FINNEGAN'S WAKE
 Suzette Henke, JAMES JOYCE AND THE POLITICS OF DESIRE
 Patrick McCarthy, CRITICAL ESSAYS ON JAMES JOYCE'S FINNEGAN'S WAKE

 Note: The traditional page and line numbers are used (e.g., 102.23
 means page
 103, line 22; 288.F5 means footnote 5 on page 288) for the most part as
 the
 authors give them except that line numbers lower than 10 are always
 preceded by
 a zero (.03 not .3) for reasons of my sorting program. I have corrected
 a few
 obvious typos, usually silently. I have erratically normalized usage
 concerning
 L and R (left and right margins), thinking it easier to spot separate
 marginal
entries than either the line number of the text to which they are
 parallel or the line number in the margin itself. Entries without a line number
 (e.g. 268)
are of course references to pages. Author abbreviations are obvious.
For Atherton, Gordon (after p.106), Norris, McHugh, I began a
special symbolism which someday I will regularize for the others: in
cases where the reference is in a list, for instance of versions of
the Dublin motto or versions of "heliotrope", I have followed the
page
number in the author with a dash (e.g. Ath195-), thinking it might
be
handy to know where such lists are. 
Be aware that each entry has a Tab preceding the author
abbreviation, for ease in massaging the list in a word processor
to
print it, for instance in columns. 
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