What does "rob his hank" mean? from Joyce's The Painful Case

[apyoung6060]

"He allowed himself to think that in certain circumstances he would rob his hank but, as these circumstances never arose, his life rolled on . . ."

What does this expresssion mean?

Thanks,

Andy

[IvanBlake]

Well, I´ll beg your pardon, but this is obviously and simply a printing error - and I´ve confirm it - in my version of this story (in The Essential James Joyce, Penguin Books, 1963, p.426) that sentence reads:

"He allowed himself to think that in certain circumstances he would rob his bank but, as these circumstances never arose, his life rolled out evenly - an adventureless tale."