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* ''French'' '''O triste, triste était mon âme...''': "Oh, sad, sad was my soul...", title of a poem by Verlaine appearing in ''Romances sans paroles'' * of course Triest is important to Joyce * ''French'' '''livre''': book * liver: spleen (from the temperamental point of view) [[Category: French phrases]]

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