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The Malady of the Century

CHAPTER II
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What is the use of capability if no one notices it?
If I can inspire the right people with this conviction, I am in luck.

There is no injustice in that." "I thought you had more pride." "Dear Wilhelm, don't speak to me of pride.

That is all right for you.
If my father had left me a house in the Kochstrasse, I would snap my fingers at everyone, and go my own way, as it pleased me best.

Or put it the other way round, if you were the middle son in a Brandenburg family of nine, I tell you that you would attribute a certain importance to seeking the favor of influential people.

You would become as frivolous as I," added he after a little pause, in which he gave a gentle clap on Wilhelm's shoulder.
"You ought not to throw my father's house in my teeth; you know how I live." Paul tried to interrupt him.
"Let me finish.


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