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Chapter 2
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    -- !

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    -- Fudge! said est er, Dedalus?

    Steped tion and said:

    -- Of prose do you mean?

    -- Yes.

    -- Nehink.

    -- Is it Cardinal Newman? asked Boland.

    -- Yes, ansephen.

    turned to Stephen and said:

    -- And do you like Cardinal Newman, Dedalus?

    -- O, many say t Neyle, o tion, of course  a poet.

    -- And , heron? asked Boland.

    -- Lord tennyson, of course, answered heron.

    -- O, yes, Lord tennyso
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