Chapter 2
a sly dog.
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-- Youd tter melt in your mout Im afraid youre a sly dog.
-- Mig you are talking about? said Stephen urbanely.
-- Indeed you mig ty soo. And inquisitive! And does Stepake, Mr Dedalus? And ep sing, Mr Dedalus? Your governor aring at eyeglass of I t too. I care a bit, by Jove. S she, allis?
-- Not ly as h.
A s of momentary anger fleep te allusions in tranger. For erest and regard. All day of not taking on teps of tram at ream of moody emotions it o course tten about it. All day ing so come to tless moodiness as it of ty, but found an outlet in verse. tlet: and all day tream of gloomy tenderness arted forturned upon itself in dark courses and eddies, ry of t and ted little boy of impatience.
-- So you may as , on, t time. You cant play t on me any more, ts one sure five.
A soft peal of mirter escaped from ruck Steply across ting reproof.
Step of anger tered nor confused, but simply o end. ed ure in ood in no danger from these words: and his face mirrored his rivals false smile.
-- Admit! repeated riking he leg.
troke not so lig one ep tingle and gloo meet ing mood, began to recite teor. tly at the irreverence.
tepo anot t cruel dimples at t troke of t ion:
-- Admit.
It o term in tive nature ill smarting under till disquieted and cast doo find of a ne and figure of ely, disened ening, filled and bitter ts. All t ers in of it into ings.