"Bears in the zoo." (U13.1185)
[*Ed. The Dublin Zoo (located in Phoenix Park, initially called the Zoological Gardens, opened on September 1st 1831 under the auspices of the Zoological Society of Dublin. It is the third oldest zoo in the world, after London and Paris. The original animals, 46 mammals and 72 birds, were donated by the London Zoo. In this period ad, we see the Zoo's opening hours as well as the entrance fees. The zoo was proud of its lions; one of them went on to become a roaring lion in the MGM movie credits.]
[*Ed. The Dublin Zoo (located in Phoenix Park, initially called the Zoological Gardens, opened on September 1st 1831 under the auspices of the Zoological Society of Dublin. It is the third oldest zoo in the world, after London and Paris. The original animals, 46 mammals and 72 birds, were donated by the London Zoo. In this period ad, we see the Zoo's opening hours as well as the entrance fees. The zoo was proud of its lions; one of them went on to become a roaring lion in the MGM movie credits.]
"Filthy trip." (U13.1185)
[*Ed. On June 17th 1903 an elephant named Sita killed a keeper who was nursing her injured foot, and was put down by members of the Royal Irish Constabulary. That incident may have given a bad name to the Zoo in Bloom's mind. The Zoo is still a popular Dublin attraction, and is a member of the European Endangered Species Programme.]
[*Ed. On June 17th 1903 an elephant named Sita killed a keeper who was nursing her injured foot, and was put down by members of the Royal Irish Constabulary. That incident may have given a bad name to the Zoo in Bloom's mind. The Zoo is still a popular Dublin attraction, and is a member of the European Endangered Species Programme.]
"Drunkards out to shake up their livers. Puking overboard to feed the herrings. Nausea. And the women, fear of God in their faces." (U13.1186)
"Milly, no sign of funk. Her blue scarf loose, laughing. Don't know what death is at that age. And then their stomachs clean." (U13.1187)
"But being lost they fear. When we hid behind the tree at Crumlin. I didn't want to. Mamma! Mamma!" (U13.1189)
"Frightening them with masks too. Throwing them up in the air to catch them. I'll murder you. Is it only half fun? Or children playing battle. Whole earnest. How can people aim guns at each other? Sometimes they go off." (U13.1191)
"After getting better asleep with Molly. Very same teeth she has. What do they love? Another themselves? But the morning she chased her with the umbrella. Perhaps so as not to hurt. I felt her pulse. Ticking. Little hand it was: now big." (U13.1195)
"What do they love? Another themselves? But the morning she chased her with the umbrella. Perhaps so as not to hurt. I felt her pulse. Ticking. Little hand it was: now big." (U13.1196)
"Dearest Papli. All that the hand says when you touch. Loved to count my waistcoat buttons. Her first stays I remember. Made me laugh to see." (U13.1198)
"Little paps to begin with. Left one is more sensitive, I think. Mine too. Nearer the heart? Padding themselves out if fat is in fashion. Her growing pains at night, calling, wakening me. Frightened she was when her nature came on her first. Poor child! Strange moment for the mother too. Brings back her girlhood." (U13.1200)
"Gibraltar. Looking from Buena Vista. O'Hara's tower. The seabirds screaming. Old Barbary ape that gobbled all his family. Sundown, gunfire for the men to cross the lines. Looking out over the sea she told me. Evening like this, but clear, no clouds." (U13.1204)
"I always thought I'd marry a lord or a gentleman coming with a private yacht. Bueñas noches, señorita. El hombre ama la muchacha hermosa. Why me? Because you were so foreign from the others.
Better not stick here all night like a limpet. This weather makes you dull. Must be getting on for nine by the light. Go home." (U13.1207)
Better not stick here all night like a limpet. This weather makes you dull. Must be getting on for nine by the light. Go home." (U13.1207)