The protagonist of this work tells a story about a mill-horse that walked around King William's statue in circles and is insulted by Miss Ivors for writing for the (*) unionist Daily Express, prompting that man to give a speech criticizing a new "hypereducated" generation.
This story is set in a house decorated with homemade embroidery of the Romeo and Juliet balcony scene and the princes in the tower. One man in this story quotes Mrs. Cassidy in order to justify "medicinal" whisky and praises a tenor's singing of Let Me Like a Soldier Fall. The protagonist of this work tells a story about a mill-horse that walked around King William's statue in circles and is insulted by Miss Ivors for writing for the (*) unionist Daily Express, prompting that man to give a speech criticizing a new "hypereducated" generation. Mr. Browne argues with Bartell D'Arcy about music at Aunt Kate, Aunt Julia, and Mary Jane's party in this story, in which hearing The Lass of Aughrim causes Gretta to reminisce about Michael Furey, distressing her husband Gabriel Conroy. For 10 points, name this final short story in James Joyce's Dubliners.
This story is set in a house decorated with homemade embroidery of the Romeo and Juliet balcony scene and the princes in the tower.
"The Dead"