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--I see, Cranly said.Stephen, struck by his tone of closure, reopened the discussion at onceby saying:--I fear many things: dogs, horses, fire-arms, the sea,thunder-storms, machinery, the country roads at night.--But why do you fear a bit of bread?--I imagine, Stephen said, that there is a malevolent reality behindthose things I say I fear.
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