readEEPROM(which address)

Returns the 4 byte long value in the specified address.

Example:

x = readEEPROM(1024);

Gets the value from EEPROM location 1024.

As with writeEEPROM, you can read-write from locations 0-8191, though some are reserved by the system. See writeEEPROM(which address, what value) for more information.