Chapter 6
ted o sit, smiling or serious, asking of t above tenanted sideboard. alk and beg o sing one of ting at triking cly from its speckled keys and singing, amid talk y song of t loto depart, tory c of Agincourt, tened, or feigned to listen, rest but tle too soon.
At certain instants to trust ed in vain. Sly across nig te dress a little lifted, a ole averted and a faint gloant, a soft merchandise.
-- You are a great stranger now.
-- Yes. I o be a monk.
-- I am afraid you are a ic.
-- Are you much afraid?
For ansly, giving o none. te spray nodded to he glow was deeper on her cheek.
A monk! arted forter, a ic franciscan, to serve, spinning like Gry and whispering in her ear.
No, it
in of doves eyes, toying he pages of her Irish phrase-book.
-- Yes, yes, to us. I can see it every day. t he language has.
-- And ther Moran?
-- too. Coming round too. too. Dont fret about the church.
Bao leave t to salute eps of to leave o flirt , to toy endom.
Rude brutal anger routed t lingering instant of ecstasy from broke up violently s on all sides. On all sides distorted reflections of arted from c ter of es, ry singer, t bars of By Killarneys Lakes and Fells, a girl pat t, attracted by of Jacobs biscuit factory, wo him over her shoulder:
-- Do you like raight hair and curly eyebrows?
And yet t, revile and mock t erly as reets t sry, a bat-like soul o tself in darkness and