Chapter 1

An overview of II.1

226: “She is fading out like Journee’s clothes”

241: “heather cliff emurgency” (Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights)

244-46: The zoo

251: Shem as tutor

Chapter 2

An overview of II.2 (with a focus on the brother battle)

263: HCE’s tavern as microcosm of the world (“solarsystemised”)

295: “Sundaclouths” (Santa Claus)

298: The math problem; further reflections on the math problem

293: The diagram and William Blake

303-306: The brother battle (Shaun punches Shem; Shem thanks Shaun)

305: The “guilt of the gap”

308: The ten syllables; the nightletter

Chapter 3

An overview of II.3 (with a focus on the brothers’ reconciliation)

314: Grist for the mill

338-54 (with focus on 345): The brothers’ reconciliation

341-42: The horse race

355: The end of the radio play

356: The “(suppressed) book”: “Who straps it scraps it”

373: “Dummy up, distillery!”

Chapter 4

The Four Old Men (overview)

394-95: “reunited selfdom”

396: The “goal of her gullet”