ears about to rise to his eyes.
tor said:
-- Your name is Dedalus, isnt it?
-- Yes, sir
-- And where did you break your glasses?
-- On t of t broken. I dont knohe fellows name.
tor looked at hen he smiled and said:
-- O, ake; I am sure Fat know.
-- But I told hem, sir, and he pandied me.
-- Did you tell you ten or asked.
-- No, sir.
-- O or, Fat understand. You can say t I excuse you from your lessons for a few days.
Steprembling him:
-- Yes, sir, but Fatomorroo pandy me again for it.
-- Very or said, it is a mistake and I so Fat do now?
Step tears ting his eyes and murmured:
-- O yes sir, thanks.
tor ep for a moment, felt a cool moist palm.
-- Good day noor, hdrawing his hand and bowing.
-- Good day, sir, said Stephen.
ly out of the doors carefully and slowly.
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o a run and, running quicker and quicker, ran across ting.
t anoto hear.
-- tell us! tell us!
-- did he say?
-- Did you go in?
did he say?
-- tell us! tell us!
old t tor old to the air and cried:
-- hurroo!
t t them up again spinning sky-high and cried again:
-- hurroo! hurroo!
ted ill ruggled to get free. And o tling as t spinning up and crying:
-- hurroo!
And test rector t was ever in Clongowes.
t grey air. be any and obedient: and o s proud.
t and grey and mild and evening ry o peel t t out for a o Major Bartons, ttle s were.
tising long sers. In t grey silence air t bats: pick, pack, pock, puck: like drops of er in a fountain falling softly in the brimming bowl.