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What
did
Bloom
do
?
He
extinguished
the
candle
by
a
sharp
expiration
of
breath
upon
its
flame
,
drew
two
spoonseat
deal
chairs
to
the
hearthstone
,
one
for
Stephen
with
its
back
to
the
area
window
,
the
other
for
himself
when
necessary
,
knelt
on
one
knee
,
composed
in
the
grate
a
pyre
of
crosslaid
resintipped
sticks
and
various
coloured
papers
and
irregular
polygons
of
best
Abram
coal
at
twentyone
shillings
a
ton
from
the
yard
of
Messrs
Flower
and
M
’
Donald
of
14
D
’
Olier
street
,
kindled
it
at
three
projecting
points
of
paper
with
one
ignited
lucifer
match
,
thereby
releasing
the
potential
energy
contained
in
the
fuel
by
allowing
its
carbon
and
hydrogen
elements
to
enter
into
free
union
with
the
oxygen
of
the
air
.
Of
what
similar
apparitions
did
Stephen
think
?
Of
others
elsewhere
in
other
times
who
,
kneeling
on
one
knee
or
on
two
,
had
kindled
fires
for
him
,
of
Brother
Michael
in
the
infirmary
of
the
college
of
the
Society
of
Jesus
at
Clongowes
Wood
,
Sallins
,
in
the
county
of
Kildare
:
of
his
father
,
Simon
Dedalus
,
in
an
unfurnished
room
of
his
first
residence
in
Dublin
,
number
thirteen
Fitzgibbon
street
:
of
his
godmother
Miss
Kate
Morkan
in
the
house
of
her
dying
sister
Miss
Julia
Morkan
at
15
Usher
’
s
Island
:
of
his
aunt
Sara
,
wife
of
Richie
(
Richard
)
Goulding
,
in
the
kitchen
of
their
lodgings
at
62
Clanbrassil
street
:
of
his
mother
Mary
,
wife
of
Simon
Dedalus
,
in
the
kitchen
of
number
twelve
North
Richmond
street
on
the
morning
of
the
feast
of
Saint
Francis
Xavier
1898
:
of
the
dean
of
studies
,
Father
Butt
,
in
the
physics
’
theatre
of
university
College
,
16
Stephen
’
s
Green
,
north
:
of
his
sister
Dilly
(
Delia
)
in
his
father
’
s
house
in
Cabra
.
What
did
Stephen
see
on
raising
his
gaze
to
the
height
of
a
yard
from
the
fire
towards
the
opposite
wall
?
Under
a
row
of
five
coiled
spring
housebells
a
curvilinear
rope
,
stretched
between
two
holdfasts
athwart
across
the
recess
beside
the
chimney
pier
,
from
which
hung
four
smallsized
square
handkerchiefs
folded
unattached
consecutively
in
adjacent
rectangles
and
one
pair
of
ladies
’
grey
hose
with
Lisle
suspender
tops
and
feet
in
their
habitual
position
clamped
by
three
erect
wooden
pegs
two
at
their
outer
extremities
and
the
third
at
their
point
of
junction
.
What
did
Bloom
see
on
the
range
?
On
the
right
(
smaller
)
hob
a
blue
enamelled
saucepan
:
on
the
left
(
larger
)
hob
a
black
iron
kettle
.
What
did
Bloom
do
at
the
range
?
He
removed
the
saucepan
to
the
left
hob
,
rose
and
carried
the
iron
kettle
to
the
sink
in
order
to
tap
the
current
by
turning
the
faucet
to
let
it
flow
.
