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Ask
me
rather
would
I
suffer
others
to
rob
me
,
or
if
they
did
,
would
I
call
down
upon
them
what
I
believe
is
called
the
chastisement
of
the
secular
arm
?
--
And
would
you
?
--
I
think
,
Stephen
said
,
it
would
pain
me
as
much
to
do
so
as
to
be
robbed
.
--
I
see
,
Cranly
said
.
He
produced
his
match
and
began
to
clean
the
crevice
between
two
teeth
.
Then
he
said
carelessly
:
--
Tell
me
,
for
example
,
would
you
deflower
a
virgin
?
--
Excuse
me
,
Stephen
said
politely
,
is
that
not
the
ambition
of
most
young
gentlemen
?
--
What
then
is
your
point
of
view
?
Cranly
asked
.
His
last
phrase
,
sour
smelling
as
the
smoke
of
charcoal
and
disheartening
,
excited
Stephen
's
brain
,
over
which
its
fumes
seemed
to
brood
.
--
Look
here
,
Cranly
,
he
said
.
You
have
asked
me
what
I
would
do
and
what
I
would
not
do
.
I
will
tell
you
what
I
will
do
and
what
I
will
not
do
.
I
will
not
serve
that
in
which
I
no
longer
believe
,
whether
it
call
itself
my
home
,
my
fatherland
,
or
my
church
:
and
I
will
try
to
express
myself
in
some
mode
of
life
or
art
as
freely
as
I
can
and
as
wholly
as
I
can
,
using
for
my
defence
the
only
arms
I
allow
myself
to
use
--
silence
,
exile
,
and
cunning
.
