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The Sowers

CHAPTER XXVI
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He was wondering how much or how little this impenetrable individual knew and suspected.
"I have always said," observed Vassili suddenly, "that for unmitigated impertinence give me a diplomatist." "Ah! And what would you desire that I should, for the same commodity, give you now ?" "A woman." There was a short silence in the room while these two birds of a feather reflected.
Suddenly Vassili tapped himself on the chest with his forefinger.
"It was I," he said, "who crushed that very dangerous movement--the Charity League." "I know it." "A movement, my dear baron, to educate the moujik, if you please.

To feed him and clothe him, and teach him--to be discontented with his lot.
To raise him up and make a man of him.

Pah! He is a beast.

Let him be treated as such.

Let him work.


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