A poem within this story is hopeful that its subject's spirit "may / Rise, like the Phoenix from the flames, / When breaks the dawning of the day.
A poem within this story is hopeful that its subject's spirit "may / Rise, like the Phoenix from the flames, / When breaks the dawning of the day." A character in this story lights his cigarette by tearing off and burning pieces of the information cards he is supposed to hand out. This story is set in a room heated inadequately by cinders raked with a piece of cardboard by the caretaker Old Jack. Soon after the characters in this story complain that there's nothing to drink, a (*) boy comes over from the Black Eagle with a dozen bottles of stout. In this story, Joe Hynes recites his poem about "The Death of Parnell" to thunderous applause at the title place, despite them having earlier suspected that he is a shill for the opponent of their man for Lord Mayor, Richard Tierney. For 10 points, name this story from Dubliners depicting a meeting of political canvassers, by James Joyce.
A poem within this story is hopeful that its subject's spirit "may / Rise, like the Phoenix from the flames, / When breaks the dawning of the day.
“Ivy Day in the Committee Room”