Chapter 5
ps amid rubbishe nuns
madhe wall.
-- Jesus! O Jesus! Jesus!
of oss of umbling t already bitten by an acterness. le, terings, to ening to of ion; but, as t falling about rees and smelt trange leaves and bark, his soul was loosed of her miseries.
trees of t mann; and t branc joy. y as ral silver-veined prose of Ne as rand Road, glancing idly at ti and smile; t as by Bairds stonecutting albot Place t of Ibsen of passing a grimy marine dealers s the song by Ben Jonson which begins:
I wearier where I lay.
s searcy amid tral otle or Aquinas turned often for its pleasure to ty songs of ture of a doubting monk, stood often in s age, to enists or ter of -coateers until a laugoo low, a parnisime, of cung his monkish pride and drove him on from his lurking-place.
to pass it ences from Aristotles poetics and psycicae ad mentem divi t and self-mistrust, lit up at moments by tnings of intuition, but lig in ts t as if it er ongue gre t t of beauty le and t in revery at least ed y. But of common lives, passing on y fearlessly and .
Near t tive man coming tole steps, tigtoned into e overcoat, and be eleven, , and peered into a dairy to see time. told it es to five but, as urned aing eleven strokes in s precision. for it made figure in a sing jacket and breecee, standing in t hopkins corner, and heard him say:
-- Dedalus, youre an antisocial being, . Im a democrat and I `Il for social liberty and equality among