After listening to a sermon by Father Arnall, the protagonist recalls his time spent at Clongowes parochial school and his past sexual transgressions.
The protagonist of this novel enrolls at University College, and records a discussion he had with Cranly in his journal which ends with the invocation "Old father, Old Articificer, Stand me now and ever in good stead". After listening to a sermon by Father Arnall, the protagonist recalls his time spent at Clongowes parochial school and his past sexual transgressions. The novel begins with the protagonist's father recounting a story about "a very good time" and a "a moocow coming down the road" that "met a nicens little boy named Baby Tuckoo" Originally titled Stephen Hero, FTP, name this novel that chronicles Stephen Dedalus's rejection of his religion and embrace and development of aesthetic theory by James Joyce.
The protagonist of this novel enrolls at University College, and records a discussion he had with Cranly in his journal which ends with the invocation "Old father, Old Articificer, Stand me now and ever in good stead".
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man