ming in t in file to tory, to pandy a fello .

    -- You really broke your glasses by accident, didnt you? Nasty Roche asked.

    Step  filled by Flemings  answer.

    -- Of course  stand it. Id go up and tell tor on him.

    -- Yes, said Cecil t t over  alloo do t.

    -- Did t you mucy Roche asked.

    -- Very mucephen said.

    -- I  stand it, Fleming repeated, from Baldys a stinking mean lorick, ts  is. Id go straigo tor and tell  it after dinner.

    -- Yes, do. Yes, do, said Cecil thunder.

    -- Yes, do. Yes, go up and tell tor on y Roc omorrow again and pandy you.

    -- Yes, yes. tell tor, all said.

    And t of second of grammar listening and one of them said:

    -- te and t Dedalus had been wrongly punished.

    It  ory, ime after time in memory tion until o  ttle mirror to see. But t be; and it  and cruel and unfair.

    eat tters t on ednesdays in lent and one of atoes . Yes,  told ell tor t  ory, by some great person or  e and t t  men  t t er Parleys tales about Greece and Rome . Peter Parley  page in a picture. t ttle buser Parley  like a protestant minister and a big stick and  along to Greece and Rome.

    It o go on  not out to t up taircase on t t led to tle. o do but t: to turn to t and  up taircase and in e  led tle to tors room. And every fello  of second of grammar  te and the Roman people.

    would happen?

    and up at top of tory and eps as tting: Paddy Ratuguese and to be flogged by Mr Gleeson. t