Part III of this novel opens with the protagonist's stomach disgustingly tell him to shovel in a thick mutton stew.
Part III of this novel opens with the protagonist's stomach disgustingly tell him to shovel in a thick mutton stew. At the beginning of this novel, we learn that the protagonist's father has a hairy face and looks at him through a glass, after he mentions a ($) moocow coming down a road and says that he is baby tuckoo. The protagonist of this novel debates with the dean whether an item should be called a funnel or a tundish, leading him to realize that regular English is just an "acquired language" for him. In this novel, (*) "Dante" Riordan is a pious Catholic who takes issue with Uncle Charles' lauding of Charles Parnell. This novel's protagonist attends Clongowes College where he meets Father Dolan. For ten points, identify this novel about the childhood of Stephen Dedalus by James Joyce.
Part III of this novel opens with the protagonist's stomach disgustingly tell him to shovel in a thick mutton stew.
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