One novel by this author sees the protagonist have a revelation when the dean does not know that the word "tundish" signifies an object that the dean calls a "funnel.
One novel by this author sees the protagonist have a revelation when the dean does not know that the word "tundish" signifies an object that the dean calls a "funnel." One story by this author sees the protagonist go into the drawing room where the priest died and say "O love! O love!" before taking the train to the title place in an attempt to buy a gift for Mangan's sister. This author included the protagonist's agony over whether to quote Robert Browning at the Misses Morkan's Christmas party in another story. This author of "Araby" wrote of Gabriel Conroy, who has an epiphany after hearing his wife, Gretta, talk about her first love Michael Furey, in his long story "The Dead." For 10 points, name this author of Dubliners who also wrote A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Ulysses.
One novel by this author sees the protagonist have a revelation when the dean does not know that the word "tundish" signifies an object that the dean calls a "funnel.
James Augustine Aloysius Joyce