Chapter 1
?
o the class and saw Fleming on his knees.
-- is your name, boy?
-- Fleming, sir.
-- in your eye. her Arnall?
-- e a bad Latin tions in grammar.
-- Of course of studies, of course in the corner of his eye.
dohe desk and cried:
-- Up, Fleming! Up, my boy!
Fleming stood up slowly.
-- ! cried t of studies.
Fleming came do hree, four, five, six.
-- Other hand!
t came down again in six loud quick smacks.
-- Kneel do of studies.
Fleming knelt doed Stepo t per pain for t errible. Step ing and fluttering.
-- At your of studies. e no lazy idle loafers tle sc your ell you. Fato see you every day. Fatomorrow.
, saying:
-- You, boy! her Dolan be in again?
-- tomorroom Furlongs voice.
-- tomorroomorroomorro of studies. Make up your minds for t. Every day Fate away. You, boy, who are you?
Step jumped suddenly.
-- Dedalus, sir.
-- ing like thers?
-- Imy
speak .
-- ing, Father Arnall?
-- ed him from work.
-- Broke? is t is t of studies.
-- Dedalus, sir.
-- Out tle schemer. I see schemer in your face. here did you break your glasses?
Stepumbled into te.
-- ed t of studies.
-- th, sir.
-- of studies. I kno trick.
Steped Fate-grey not young face, e-grey t, teel rims of acles and trick?
-- Lazy idle little loafer! cried t of studie