The only footnotes in the text appear in a chapter which takes the form of a letter "from jake, jack and little sousoucie," which also features marginal notes the last of which mentions the "kakao-poetic lippudenies of the ungumptious."  
The only footnotes in the text appear in a chapter which takes the form of a letter "from jake, jack and little sousoucie," which also features marginal notes the last of which mentions the "kakao-poetic lippudenies of the ungumptious."  The second part of the book begins in Feenichts Playhouse, and features a dramatic work adopted from the Ballymooney Bloodriddon Murther by Bluechin Blackdillain.  The brief fourth and final part begins with the word "Sandhyas" repeated three times and ends with the word "the."  The first sentence of the novel mentions a "commodius vicus of recirculation" which brings us back to Howth Castle.  Among the characters are Isabel, Shaun, and Shem, the three children of a tavern keeper who is married to Anna.  FTP, name this book which obscurely describes a night in the life of Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker, the last work of James Joyce.
The only footnotes in the text appear in a chapter which takes the form of a letter "from jake, jack and little sousoucie," which also features marginal notes the last of which mentions the "kakao-poetic lippudenies of the ungumptious."  
Finnegans Wake