Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 01 - Little Journeys to the Homes of Good Men and Great  by Elbert Hubbard
page 49 of 261 (18%)
page 49 of 261 (18%)
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			 "Answer. It is the universal recognition of Pig's wash and ground barley, and the felicity of Pigs whose trough has been set in order and who have enough. "Question, What is justice in Pigdom? "Answer. It is the sentiment in Pig nature sometimes called revenge, indignation, etc., which if one Pig provoke, another comes out in more or less destructive manner; hence laws are necessary--amazing quantities of laws--defining what Pigs shall not do. "Question. What do you mean by equity? "Answer. Equity consists in getting your share from the Universal Swine-Trough, and part of another's. "Question. What is meant by 'your share'?" "Answer. My share is getting whatever I can contrive to seize without being made up into Side-Meat." I have slightly abridged this little extract and inserted it here to show the sympathy which Mr. Carlyle had for the dumb brute. One of America's great men, in a speech delivered not long ago, said, "From Scotch manners, Scotch religion and Scotch whisky, good Lord deliver us!"  | 
		
			
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