"Working people have had to work so hard for others--twelve, fourteen, sixteen hours a day, just to be allowed to live--that they've had really no free time at all; so they've had no chance to learn how to spend free time sensibly.

But they'll learn, those of them that have capacity for improvement.

Those that haven't will soon drop out." "The factories can't make money on such a plan as that," said Adelaide, again repeating a remark of Ross's, but deliberately, because she believed it could be answered, wished to hear it answered.
"No, not dividends," replied Madelene.

"But dividends are to be abolished in that department of the university, just as they are in the other departments.

And the money the university needs is to come from tuition fees.