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—
But
I
suspect
,
Stephen
interrupted
,
that
Ireland
must
be
important
because
it
belongs
to
me
.
—
What
belongs
,
queried
Mr
Bloom
bending
,
fancying
he
was
perhaps
under
some
misapprehension
.
Excuse
me
.
Unfortunately
,
I
didn
’
t
catch
the
latter
portion
.
What
was
it
you
.
.
.
?
Stephen
,
patently
crosstempered
,
repeated
and
shoved
aside
his
mug
of
coffee
or
whatever
you
like
to
call
it
none
too
politely
,
adding
:
—
We
can
’
t
change
the
country
.
Let
us
change
the
subject
.
At
this
pertinent
suggestion
Mr
Bloom
,
to
change
the
subject
,
looked
down
but
in
a
quandary
,
as
he
couldn
’
t
tell
exactly
what
construction
to
put
on
belongs
to
which
sounded
rather
a
far
cry
.
The
rebuke
of
some
kind
was
clearer
than
the
other
part
.
Needless
to
say
the
fumes
of
his
recent
orgy
spoke
then
with
some
asperity
in
a
curious
bitter
way
foreign
to
his
sober
state
.
Probably
the
homelife
to
which
Mr
B
attached
the
utmost
importance
had
not
been
all
that
was
needful
or
he
hadn
’
t
been
familiarised
with
the
right
sort
of
people
.
With
a
touch
of
fear
for
the
young
man
beside
him
whom
he
furtively
scrutinised
with
an
air
of
some
consternation
remembering
he
had
just
come
back
from
Paris
,
the
eyes
more
especially
reminding
him
forcibly
of
father
and
sister
,
failing
to
throw
much
light
on
the
subject
,
however
,
he
brought
to
mind
instances
of
cultured
fellows
that
promised
so
brilliantly
nipped
in
the
bud
of
premature
decay
and
nobody
to
blame
but
themselves
.
For
instance
there
was
the
case
of
O
’
Callaghan
,
for
one
,
the
halfcrazy
faddist
,
respectably
connected
though
of
inadequate
means
,
with
his
mad
vagaries
among
whose
other
gay
doings
when
rotto
and
making
himself
a
nuisance
to
everybody
all
round
he
was
in
the
habit
of
ostentatiously
sporting
in
public
a
suit
of
brown
paper
(
a
fact
)
.
And
then
the
usual
dénouement
after
the
fun
had
gone
on
fast
and
furious
he
got
landed
into
hot
water
and
had
to
be
spirited
away
by
a
few
friends
,
after
a
strong
hint
to
a
blind
horse
from
John
Mallon
of
Lower
Castle
Yard
,
so
as
not
to
be
made
amenable
under
section
two
of
the
criminal
law
amendment
act
,
certain
names
of
those
subpœnaed
being
handed
in
but
not
divulged
for
reasons
which
will
occur
to
anyone
with
a
pick
of
brains
.
Briefly
,
putting
two
and
two
together
,
six
sixteen
which
he
pointedly
turned
a
deaf
ear
to
,
Antonio
and
so
forth
,
jockeys
and
esthetes
and
the
tattoo
which
was
all
the
go
in
the
seventies
or
thereabouts
even
in
the
house
of
lords
because
early
in
life
the
occupant
of
the
throne
,
then
heir
apparent
,
the
other
members
of
the
upper
ten
and
other
high
personages
simply
following
in
the
footsteps
of
the
head
of
the
state
,
he
reflected
about
the
errors
of
notorieties
and
crowned
heads
running
counter
to
morality
such
as
the
Cornwall
case
a
number
of
years
before
under
their
veneer
in
a
way
scarcely
intended
by
nature
,
a
thing
good
Mrs
Grundy
,
as
the
law
stands
,
was
terribly
down
on
though
not
for
the
reason
they
thought
they
were
probably
whatever
it
was
except
women
chiefly
who
were
always
fiddling
more
or
less
at
one
another
it
being
largely
a
matter
of
dress
and
all
the
rest
of
it
.
Ladies
who
like
distinctive
underclothing
should
,
and
every
welltailored
man
must
,
trying
to
make
the
gap
wider
between
them
by
innuendo
and
give
more
of
a
genuine
filip
to
acts
of
impropriety
between
the
two
,
she
unbuttoned
his
and
then
he
untied
her
,
mind
the
pin
,
whereas
savages
in
the
cannibal
islands
,
say
,
at
ninety
degrees
in
the
shade
not
caring
a
continental
.
However
,
reverting
to
the
original
,
there
were
on
the
other
hand
others
who
had
forced
their
way
to
the
top
from
the
lowest
rung
by
the
aid
of
their
bootstraps
.
Sheer
force
of
natural
genius
,
that
.
With
brains
,
sir
.
For
which
and
further
reasons
he
felt
it
was
his
interest
and
duty
even
to
wait
on
and
profit
by
the
unlookedfor
occasion
though
why
he
could
not
exactly
tell
being
as
it
was
already
several
shillings
to
the
bad
having
in
fact
let
himself
in
for
it
.
Still
to
cultivate
the
acquaintance
of
someone
of
no
uncommon
calibre
who
could
provide
food
for
reflection
would
amply
repay
any
small
.
Intellectual
stimulation
,
as
such
,
was
,
he
felt
,
from
time
to
time
a
firstrate
tonic
for
the
mind
.
Added
to
which
was
the
coincidence
of
meeting
,
discussion
,
dance
,
row
,
old
salt
of
the
here
today
and
gone
tomorrow
type
,
night
loafers
,
the
whole
galaxy
of
events
,
all
went
to
make
up
a
miniature
cameo
of
the
world
we
live
in
especially
as
the
lives
of
the
submerged
tenth
,
viz
.
coalminers
,
divers
,
scavengers
etc
.
,
were
very
much
under
the
microscope
lately
.
To
improve
the
shining
hour
he
wondered
whether
he
might
meet
with
anything
approaching
the
same
luck
as
Mr
Philip
Beaufoy
if
taken
down
in
writing
suppose
he
were
to
pen
something
out
of
the
common
groove
(
as
he
fully
intended
doing
)
at
the
rate
of
one
guinea
per
column
.
My
Experiences
,
let
us
say
,
in
a
Cabman
’
s
Shelter
.
The
pink
edition
extra
sporting
of
the
Telegraph
tell
a
graphic
lie
lay
,
as
luck
would
have
it
,
beside
his
elbow
and
as
he
was
just
puzzling
again
,
far
from
satisfied
,
over
a
country
belonging
to
him
and
the
preceding
rebus
the
vessel
came
from
Bridgwater
and
the
postcard
was
addressed
A
.
Boudin
find
the
captain
’
s
age
,
his
eyes
went
aimlessly
over
the
respective
captions
which
came
under
his
special
province
the
allembracing
give
us
this
day
our
daily
press
.
First
he
got
a
bit
of
a
start
but
it
turned
out
to
be
only
something
about
somebody
named
H
.
du
Boyes
,
agent
for
typewriters
or
something
like
that
.
Great
battle
,
Tokio
.
Lovemaking
in
Irish
,
£
200
damages
.
Gordon
Bennett
.
Emigration
Swindle
.
Letter
from
His
Grace
.
William
✠
.
Ascot
meeting
,
the
Gold
Cup
.
Victory
of
outsider
Throwaway
recalls
Derby
of
’
92
when
Capt
.
Marshall
’
s
dark
horse
Sir
Hugo
captured
the
blue
ribband
at
long
odds
.
New
York
disaster
.
Thousand
lives
lost
.
Foot
and
Mouth
.
Funeral
of
the
late
Mr
Patrick
Dignam
.
