to tussle. ruggle t, panting. Step doo on to talk of thers.
-- And tle tame goose? oo?
David nodded and said:
-- And you, Stevie?
Stephen shook his head.
-- Youre a terrible man, Stevie, said Davin, taking t pipe from h, always alone.
-- No you ition for universal peace, said Step little copybook I saw in your room.
As Davin did not ansepo quote:
-- Long pace, fianna! Rige, one, two!
-- ts a different question, said Davin. Im an Irisionalist, first and foremost. But ts you all out. Youre a born sneerer, Stevie.
-- rebellion icks, said Step tell me. I can find you a fehis college.
-- I cant understand you, said Davin. One time I alk against Engliserature. Noalk against t all?
-- Come o tree of my family, said Stephen.
-- t you learn Iris of ter t lesson?
-- You know one reason weposs his head and laughed.
-- O on account of t certain young lady and Fat ts all in your oevie. talking and laughing.
Stephen paused and laid a friendly hand upon Davins shoulder.
-- Do you remember, ? t morning you asked me to so triculation class, putting a very strong stress on t syllable. You remember? to address ts as fat you: Is as his speech?
-- Im a simple person, said Davin. You kno. old me t nig Street t your private life, to God, Stevie, I able to eat my dinner. I e bad. I ime t nigell me things?
-- teper.
-- No, said Davin. But I old me.
A tide began to surge beneatephens friendliness.
-- try and this life produced me, he said I shall express myself as I am.
-- try to be one of us, repeated Davin. In you are an Iris your pride is too powerful.
-- My ancestors took anotepo subject to pay in my os t for?
-- For our freedom, said Davin.
-- No epo you ions from tone to t you sold o t e me to be one of you. Id see you damned first.
-- tevie, said Davin. Our day , believe me.
Step, fo