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Many persons have doubts, even religious persons, yet they overcome them or put them aside, Cranly said.

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Cranly, embarrassed for a moment, took another fig from his pocket and was about to eat it when Stephen said: —

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Temple stood up and, pushing past Cranly, addressed Glynn: —

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A bloody ape, Cranly repeated with emphasis, and a blasphemous bloody ape!

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Cranly, I had an unpleasant quarrel this evening. —

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Cranly linked his arms into those of Stephen and his admirer and said: —

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Cranly turned, and Dixon, who had whistled, called out: —

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Cranly gripped his arm tightly to check his tongue, smiling uneasily, and repeated: —

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Cranly pushed solemnly through the throng of students, linking Stephen and Temple like a celebrant attended by his ministers on his way to the altar.

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That remark was made before, Cranly said calmly. —

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