Ulysses took his revenge while Polyphemus was asleep, driving a sharpened and heated log into the single eye of their cannibal captor. |
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In addition, we have such typically Wallacean species as the Ulysses butterfly. |
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NoNo is the funny little red robot with rubber sucker feet, given from Ulysses to Telemicus, as a birthday present. |
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I haven't seen the film adaptation of Ulysses, but I hear some Joyceans respect and admire its attempt to film an unfilmable novel. |
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Grieving their lost companions, Ulysses and his men at long last reached a peaceful Aegean island. |
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Poets do such things, so sometimes do aestheticians, and so does Stephen Dedalus in Ulysses. |
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The act of twisting around made her shot aimed at Hydrogen Guy go wild, winging Ulysses J. Kramer's monument. |
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Nineteen twenty two was modernism's annus mirabilis, the year in which both Ulysses and The Waste Land touched down. |
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Penelope, the wife of Ulysses, has been waiting many years for his return from the Trojan War. |
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The novel Ulysses is rich in liturgical references, Latin phrases, and catechetical stylistics. |
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The starving men ate the fruit, but Ulysses quickly understood that the lotus fruit destroyed men's memories. |
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Thanks to pick-up ion measurements, Ulysses can make observations of comet tails at large distances from the Sun. |
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It had dragged them to court to defend their serial publication of Joyce's Ulysses. |
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Classic American wanderers go in twosomes across the land, where European ones, from Ulysses to Wilfred Thesiger, travel most typically alone. |
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I first started reading Ulysses in the late 1990s, as an undergraduate at University College Dublin. |
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The author of Ulysses is not a narrator describing a subject outside himself. |
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The legend of the Flying Dutchman is as old as Homer, who showed us Ulysses as an unresting traveler, yearning for home and domestic joys. |
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Once banned, often excoriated, still dauntingly difficult, Ulysses has become the canonical twentieth-century novel. |
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Rather than motocross or rally off-roading, the Ulysses is intended to potter along fire trails and bridle tracks. |
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Two historical circumstances render this questioning especially relevant to an understanding of the cartographic rhetoric of Ulysses. |
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But do have a stab at Ulysses, if only to see how linguistically inventive and original Joyce was. |
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He linked himself to the Homeric story, creating the foremost literary monument of European modernism, Ulysses. |
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William Belknap, secretary of war under Ulysses Grant, was impeached by the House on bribery charges and resigned from office. |
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His protector had been falsely put to death by Ulysses and because of this, Ulysses was forever suspicious of Sinon. |
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In 1880, he supported Ohio's favorite son, John Sherman, for the Republican presidential nomination, opposing a third term for Ulysses S. Grant. |
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Scientists will also dig into the puzzling asymmetry in the Sun's magnetism that was discovered by Ulysses during the first polar passes. |
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He carried off the stiff, tormented froideur that makes the character both crucial and problematic in Ulysses. |
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These voltages would also explain the radio emission from energetic electrons observed near Jupiter by the Ulysses spacecraft. |
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The archetypal image in western literature is the journey of a man like Ulysses whose long trials and tribulations lead to arriving home older, braver, and wiser. |
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Is it comparable then to the greatest novel of the century, Ulysses? |
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Ulysses circles the Sun in just over six years, which is roughly the time it takes the Sun to go from the minimum to the maximum of its activity cycle. |
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This is where Joyce began writing Circe, the night town episode of Ulysses. |
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Ulysses is a terrible novel and deserves to die an ignominious death. |
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But the wily Ulysses had tied his men under the bellies of the animals. |
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Is Ulysses the greatest achievement in modern English literature? |
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A hefty tome like Ulysses may appear at first to be hard going. |
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Plus, to celebrate bloomsday, how Fifty Shades of Grey is like Ulysses, and librarians who hated Joyce. |
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Striking testimony to the enduring power of Ulysses is that we mark not the birth of its author or the publication of the book but the imagined day of the fiction. |
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It is surprisingly detailed in terms of its literary assessment of Ulysses yet remarkably undetailed in terms of legal support for his decision in favor of Random House. |
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You might imagine, therefore, that the appearance of Ulysses would have been greeted with cries of joy and acclamation from the literary intelligentsia. |
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However, using Ulysses, they have now shown that, when the Sun's magnetic axis points near its equator, it allows much more cosmic dust to enter the Solar System than normal. |
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Joyceans given to lengthy quotations from Ulysses should beware of reports of copyright police lurking at public readings as the ReJoyce Festival goes into top gear this week. |
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So, today, as I walked along the prom, I resolved to buy Ulysses. |
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Ulysses recently has drawn the fire of literary iconoclasts. |
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Instead, journalists reached back to an earlier Republican schism from the days of Ulysses S. Grant. |
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At this time, Ulysses is dumped on Ithaca's shore, more dead than alive. |
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Ulysses justifies endangering his sailors by the fact that his goal is to gain knowledge of the unknown. |
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From the late 1940s Richard Hamilton was engaged with a project to produce a suite of illustrations for James Joyce's Ulysses. |
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It is also the location of key and notable works of James Joyce, including Ulysses, which is set in Dublin and includes much topical detail. |
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The largest car ferry in the world, the Irish Ferries ship MV Ulysses which can carry up to 2000 passengers, runs on the Holyhead route. |
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Ulysses entered service on 25 March 2001 and operates between Dublin and Holyhead. |
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The reporter, like Ulysses, travels the globe and returns to his people. |
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You made some famous comments some time ago about your dislike of Ulysses. |
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Tennyson displaced Columbus' enchainment to the last phase of his career, as if equating it with the terminal arrestedness of his Ulysses. |
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Bashi-bazoukery was rampant in the area of Urfa and Ulysses was bastinadoed mercilessly. |
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In Inferno XXVI Dante Alighieri mentions Ulysses in the pit of the Fraudulent Counsellors and his voyage past the Pillars of Hercules. |
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The special collection includes first editions of Isaac Newton's Principia, Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species and James Joyce's Ulysses. |
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The interior of Ulysses is based on the novel Ulysses by Irish writer James Joyce. |
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James Joyce's novel Ulysses, set in Dublin in 1904, contains hopeful Irish allusions as to the outcome of the war. |
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Ulysses thumped his side and itched his back side, then slipped into his car. |
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John Malkovich lends support as an exasperated director who miscasts the actor in an adaptation of James Joyce's Ulysses. |
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Then in 1922 Irishman James Joyce's important modernist novel Ulysses appeared. |
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Ulysses had to choose which monster was worse when he passed through the Strait of Messina. |
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Ernst even sought to find out how Ulysses might play in Peoria. |
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Ulysses can carry 2,166 passengers and crew, 1,342 cars and 240 trucks. |
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This feedback was used to develop the newest member of the Buell motorcycle family, the Ulysses XB12X, the first touring supermotard developed by the company. |
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The Ulysses is great fun as well as practical, it has many classy touches like the maintenance-free belt drive and a handy power take-off next to the dash. |
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A good example of the consistent antinovel is Joyce's Ulysses. |
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The Poulakakos Family owns Bayards, Harry's Steak House, Ulysses, Financier Patisserie, Harry's Italian, Vintry and Adrienne's Pizzabar, all located in lower Manhattan. |
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According to legend, the location was named for the mythical Ulysses, who founded the settlement after he left Troy to escape the Greek coalition. |
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