So Runs the World by Henryk Sienkiewicz
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page 98 of 181 (54%)
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George.--Very poor, indeed.
Prince.--You say that they have nothing to eat? George.--Almost nothing, my prince. Prince.--God punishes them for voting for such a man (he points to Jozwowicz) as that one. Doctor (bows).--They have not elected me yet. Stella.--Papa. Prince.--What did I want to say? Aha! Pretwic! George.--I listen to you, my prince. Prince.--You said that they were starving? George.--I said--almost. Prince.--Very well, then. Go to my cashier, Horkiewicz, and tell him to give that rabble a thousand florins. (He raps with the stick.) They must know that I will not permit any one to be hungry. Stella--Dear father! Drahomir.--I knew it would end that way. Prince.--Yes, Mr. Jozwowicz! _Noblesse oblige!_ Do you understand, |
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