A passage in this novel contains sections on the pains of loss, conscience, and extension, the second of which takes the form of the "worm...of the triple sting".
A passage in this novel contains sections on the pains of loss, conscience, and extension, the second of which takes the form of the "worm...of the triple sting". In its first chapter, Athy claims that several expelled boys had been caught "smugging". A Christmas dinner in this novel erupts into a shouting match between Mr. Casey and Aunt Dante over the downfall of Charles Stuart (*) Parnell. Its opening passage describes an encounter between a "moocow" and "baby tuckoo". Its protagonist hangs out with Davin, Lynch and Cranly at University College, and during a retreat at Belvedere, attends Father Arnall's sermon on hell, which convinces him to become a devout Catholic. For 10 points, identify this James Joyce novel about the childhood of Stephen Dedalus.
A passage in this novel contains sections on the pains of loss, conscience, and extension, the second of which takes the form of the "worm...of the triple sting".
 Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man