A chapter in this novel progresses from a Latinate to an Anglo-Saxon to a Medieval to a  Romantic and finally modern prose style, mirroring the nine-month gestation of human birth, in describing a dinner of  sardines and beer at the Holles Street maternity and the Gold Cup races.
One character in this novel praises amor matris between husband and wife but solemnly holds that "People do not know how dangerous lovesongs can be." A chapter in this novel progresses from a Latinate to an Anglo-Saxon to a Medieval to a  Romantic and finally modern prose style, mirroring the nine-month gestation of human birth, in describing a dinner of  sardines and beer at the Holles Street maternity and the Gold Cup races. This novel, which uses the word "Chrysostomos"  to describe the gold points in the perfect white teeth of one character, contains a (*) telegram reading "Nother dying come  home father." In an infamous scene in this novel, Gerty McDowell gradually reveals more of her legs while another character  masturbates. It is capped off with the once-longest sentence of the English language, part of a soliloquy ending "yes I said yes I  will yes." For 10 points, name this novel about one day in the life of Leopold Bloom, by James Joyce.
One character in this novel praises amor matris between husband and wife but solemnly holds that "People do not know how dangerous lovesongs can be.
Ulysses