JOYCE, J.: Dubliners, Part I (Unabridged)

The Sisters
1-1 There Was No Hope For Him This Time: It Was The Third Stroke 6:42
1-2 The Next Morning After Breakfast 4:37
1-3 In The Evening My Aunt Took Me With Her 9:59
An Encounter
1-4 It Was Joe Dillon Who Introduced The Wild West To Us 3:41
1-5 The Summer Holidays Were Near At Hand 6:40
1-6 There Was Nobody But Ourselves In The Field 8:07
Araby
1-7 North Richmond Street, Being Blind, Was A Quiet, Street 8:26
1-8 On Sunday Morning 6:46
Eveline
1-9 She Sat At The Window Watching The Evening Invade The Avenue 8:59
1-10 She Stood Among The Swaying Crowd In The Station At The North Wall 2:43
After The Race
2-1 The Cars Came Scudding InTowards Dublin 9:33
2-2 That Night The City Wore The Mask Of A Capital 2:15
2-3 Cards! Cards! The Table Was Cleared 2:33
Two Gallants
2-4 The Grey Warm Evening Of August Had Descended Upon The City 5:25
2-5 Lenehan Offered His Friend A Cigarette 3:45
2-6 They Walked Along Nassau Street And Then Turned Into Kildare Street 4:55
2-7 He Walked Listlessly Round Stephen's Green 5:16
2-8 His Mind Became Active Again 3:35
The Boarding House
2-9 Mrs Mooney Was A Butcher's Daughter 7:50
2-10 There Must Be Reparation Made In Such A Case 7:50
2-11 Polly Sat For A Littlle Time On The Side Of The Bed, Crying 1:59
A Little Cloud
3-1 Eight Years Before He Had Seen His Friend Off At The North Wall 9:24
3-2 The Light And Noise Of The Bar Held Him At The Doorway 4:53
3-3 'Everything In Paris Is Gay', Said Ignatious Gallaher 9:07
3-4 Little Chandler Sat In The Room Off The Hall, Holding A Child In His Arms 7:04
Counterparts
3-5 The Bell Rang Furiously 4:53
3-6 Darkness, Accompanied By A Thick Fog, Was Gaining Upon The Dusk 5:36
3-7 He Stood In Doorway Opposite The Office 9:08
3-8 A Very Sullen - Faced Man Stood At The Corner Of O'Connell Bridge 3:01
Clay
3-9 The Matron Had Given Her Leave To Go 7:08
3-10 She Thought She Would Have To Stand In The Drumcondra Tram 10:16