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* Iacomus Ioyce scriptorEd Cryer
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 by: Ed Cryer - Tue, 20 Jul 2021 15:14 UTC

Domum Iacomi Ioyce ingressus amicus auctori illustri apud mensam
scriptoriam sedentem obvenit; caput manibus tenebat et magna
desperatione affectus videbatur. Amico quid ei sit mali quaerenti dicit
Ioyce se septem verba tantummodo scripsisse per totum mane. "Macte
virtute, Iacome", inquit amicus, "factum optimum apud te". Ad quod Ioyce
"Fortasse", respondet, "sed haud dum scio quem in ordinem eant".

A friend had come into Joyce’s house and found the famous writer at his
desk with his head in his arms, a picture of abject despair. When the
friend asked what was wrong, Joyce told him he’d only managed seven
words all morning. “Ah, but James, that’s good for you,” the friend
said. To which Joyce replied, “Perhaps, but I don’t know what order they
go in!”

Ed

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 by: coelum.c...@nowhere.in.fr - Tue, 20 Jul 2021 18:58 UTC

Joyce should have written in Latin.

Le 20/07/2021 à 17:14, Ed Cryer a écrit :
> Domum Iacomi Ioyce ingressus amicus auctori illustri apud mensam
> scriptoriam sedentem obvenit; caput manibus tenebat et magna
> desperatione affectus videbatur. Amico quid ei sit mali quaerenti dicit
> Ioyce se septem verba tantummodo scripsisse per totum mane. "Macte
> virtute, Iacome", inquit amicus, "factum optimum apud te". Ad quod Ioyce
> "Fortasse", respondet, "sed haud dum scio quem in ordinem eant".
>
> A friend had come into Joyce’s house and found the famous writer at his
> desk with his head in his arms, a picture of abject despair. When the
> friend asked what was wrong, Joyce told him he’d only managed seven
> words all morning. “Ah, but James, that’s good for you,” the friend
> said. To which Joyce replied, “Perhaps, but I don’t know what order they
> go in!”
>
>
> Ed
>
>

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 by: HenHanna - Sun, 19 May 2024 17:24 UTC

coelum.cornucopia@nowhere.in.fr wrote:

> Joyce should have written in Latin.

> Le 20/07/2021 à 17:14, Ed Cryer a écrit :
>> Domum Iacomi Ioyce ingressus amicus auctori illustri apud mensam
>> scriptoriam sedentem obvenit; caput manibus tenebat et magna
>> desperatione affectus videbatur. Amico quid ei sit mali quaerenti dicit
>> Ioyce se septem verba tantummodo scripsisse per totum mane. "Macte
>> virtute, Iacome", inquit amicus, "factum optimum apud te". Ad quod
>> Ioyce
>> "Fortasse", respondet, "sed haud dum scio quem in ordinem eant".
>>
>> A friend had come into Joyce’s house and found the famous writer at his
>> desk with his head in his arms, a picture of abject despair. When the
>> friend asked what was wrong, Joyce told him he’d only managed seven
>> words all morning. “Ah, but James, that’s good for you,” the friend
>> said. To which Joyce replied, “Perhaps, but I don’t know what order
>> they
>> go in!”
>>
>>
>> Ed
>>

__________ i'm not sure if i've heard of this Episode before...
.... it sounds somewhat
familiar...

By the age 30 or so, Joyce wrote fluently in English, Latin, French,
Italian. -- iirc.

(again, the details are fuzzy in my head).... When Joyce was 19 (?),
he
wrote a long letter to Ibsen (in Dano-Norwegian),
and got a nice reply back.

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