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Chapter 1-5
—Nice language for any catholic to use! —Mrs Riordan, I appeal to you, said Mrs Dedalus, to let the matter drop now. Dante turned on her and said: —And am I to sit here and listen to the pastors of my church being flouted? —Nobody is saying a word against them, said Mr Dedalus, so long as they don't meddle in politics. —The bishops and priests of Ireland have spoken, said Dante, and they must be obeyed. —Let them leave politics alone, said Mr Casey, or the people may leave their church alone. —You hear? said Dante, turning to Mrs Dedalus. —Mr Casey! Simon! said Mrs Dedalus, let it end now. —Too bad! Too bad! said uncle Charles. —What? cried Mr Dedalus. Were we to desert him at the bidding of the English people? —He was no longer worthy to lead, said Dante. He was a public sinner
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