The protagonist was once beaten with a stump when he claimed that Byron was better than Tennyson, and gets in a long debate with the Master of Studies over using the word "tundish" instead of "funnel."
The protagonist of this work earns a pile in a loaning business started with principle won from an essay contest.  The protagonist was once beaten with a stump when he claimed that Byron was better than Tennyson, and gets in a long debate with the Master of Studies over using the word "tundish" instead of "funnel." This work includes an argument in which Mr. Casey claims to have hocked a tobacco-laced loogey in the face of a Catholic, much to Dante Riordan's chagrin.  Its protagonist is spurred to holiness by Father Arnall's hellish sermon, and it begins with a story about a "moocow" and "Baby Tuckoo." For 10 points, name this work about Stephen Dedalus, by James Joyce.
The protagonist of this work earns a pile in a loaning business started with principle won from an essay contest.  
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man