Thatnarrator frequently lays on the floor of his front parlour to peek out the bottom of thewindow at his love interest.
The narrator of this story sits in a back-drawing room, in which a priest hadrecently died, with his hands pressed together repeating "O love! O love!". Thatnarrator frequently lays on the floor of his front parlour to peek out the bottom of thewindow at his love interest. In this story, (+) Mrs. Mercer departs at eight o'clock onSaturday night, although it is still another hour before the narrator's uncle arrives. The main action of the story is set in place when the narrator is told of a retreat at his love interest's (*) convent. The narrator looks at jars at a porcelain stall, but the young lady running it is too busy flirting with two gentlemen, and so he does not actually buy a gift for Mangan's sister. For ten points, name this short story from James Joyce's Dubliners about a title bazaar.
The narrator of this story sits in a back-drawing room, in which a priest hadrecently died, with his hands pressed together repeating "O love!
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