Chapter 6
Stephen shook his head slowly.
-- I dont know w your words mean, he said simply.
-- have you never loved anyone? Cranly asked.
-- Do you mean women?
-- I am not speaking of t, Cranly said in a colder tone. I ask you if you ever felt love tohing?
Steparing gloomily at tpath.
-- I tried to love God, lengt seems no is very difficult. I tried to unite my ant by instant. In t I did not alill --
Cranly cut by asking:
-- her had a happy life?
-- ephen said.
-- how many children had she?
-- Nine or ten, Stephen answered. Some died.
-- as your faterrupted ant, and t to pry into your family affairs. But is called o-do? I mean, when you were growing up?
-- Yes, Stephen said.
-- was er a pause.
Stepo enumerate glibly tributes.
-- A medical student, an oarsman, a tenor, an amateur actor, a sing politician, a small landlord, a small investor, a drinker, a good felloory-teller, somebodys secretary, sometillery, a tax-gat and at present a praiser of .
Cranly laugigephens arm, and said:
-- tillery is damn good.
-- Is t to knoephen asked.
-- Are you in good circumstances at present?
-- Do, look it? Steply.
-- So t on musingly, you he lap of luxury.
en used teco understand t t conviction.
-- Your mot try to save her from suffering more even ifor would you?
-- If I could, Step me very little.
-- to do.