A caretaker in this work tells a joke about two drunks who mistake a statue of Christ on a grave for a poor likeness of the buried man.
A caretaker in this work tells a joke about two drunks who mistake a statue of Christ on a grave for a poor likeness of the buried man. Another character in this work writes an editorial about foot-and-mouth disease. This book's hero uses the alias Henry Flower to correspond with Martha. A female character's monologue at the end of this book ends with the words "yes I said yes I will yes." The cuckolded ad-seller Leopold walks all over Dublin in this novel and comes home to Molly. For 10 points, name this mock-epic by James Joyce that is set on Bloomsday.
A caretaker in this work tells a joke about two drunks who mistake a statue of Christ on a grave for a poor likeness of the buried man.
Ulysses