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Chapter 3
Theblindsoftheavenuepassedandnumberninewithitscrapedknocker,doorajar.Atwalkingpace.
Theywaitedstill,theirkneesjogging,tilltheyhadturnedandwerepassingalongthetramtracks.Tritonvilleroad.Quicker.Thewheelsrattledrollingoverthecobbledcausewayandthecrazyglassesshookrattlinginthedoorframes.
—Whatwayishetakingus?MrPoweraskedthroughbothwindows.
—Irishtown,MartinCunninghamsaid.Ringsend.Brunswickstreet.
MrDedalusnodded,lookingout.
—That’safineoldcustom,hesaid.Iamgladtoseeithasnotdiedout.
Allwatchedawhilethroughtheirwindowscapsandhatsliftedbypassers.Respect.ThecarriageswervedfromthetramtracktothesmootherroadpastWaterylane.MrBloomatgazesawalitheyoungman,cladinmourning,awidehat.
—There’safriendofyoursgoneby,Dedalus,hesaid.
—Whoisthat?
—Yoursonandheir.
—Whereishe?MrDedalussaid,stretchingoveracross.
Thecarriage,passingtheopendrainsandmoundsofrippeduproadwaybeforethetenementhouses,lurchedroundthecornerand,swervingbacktothetramtrack,rolledonnoisilywithchatteringwheels.MrDedalusfellback,saying:
—WasthatMulligancadwithhim?HisfidusAchates!
—No,MrBloomsaid.Hewasalone.
—DownwithhisauntSally,Isuppose,MrDedalussaid,theGouldingfaction,thedrunkenlittlecostdrawerandCrissie,papa’slittlelumpofdung,thewisechildthatknowsherownfather.
MrBloomsmiledjoylesslyonRingsendroad.WallaceBros:thebottleworks:Dodderbridge.
RichieGouldingandthelegalbag.Goulding,CollisandWardhecallsthefirm.