Moral
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HAUTEVILLE. But why are you getting so excited?
STROEBEL [to Reisacher]. I am nice to this person. I reason withher, and she says that she will first have to learn how to exposeher crowd. [Shouts. ] Decency is what you'll have to learn and I'llteach it to you.
HAUTEVILLE. Oh, not this very minute.
STROEBEL. I know you. I know your sort! You want to gain time sothat you can concoct the blackest lies.
HAUTEVILLE. [calmly]. That would be entirely superfluous. Thecleverest lie could not help me hal...f as much as the simple truth.
STROEBEL. Out with it!
HAUTEVILLE. It's better if you find it out through someone else.
STROEBEL. That's your opinion.
HAUTEVILLE. You would only be embarrassed and I would be guilty ofa breach of confidence.
STROEBEL [with contempt]. As though people confided in such asyou.
HAUTEVILLE. I think that they rely upon the fact that our loyaltyis not "just talk. " STROEBEL [again calm]. Listen to me. I do not think that youentirely understand your position. [Hauteville shrugs hershoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HAUTEVILLE. But why are you getting so excited?
STROEBEL [to Reisacher]. I am nice to this person. I reason withher, and she says that she will first have to learn how to exposeher crowd. [Shouts. ] Decency is what you'll have to learn and I'llteach it to you.
HAUTEVILLE. Oh, not this very minute.
STROEBEL. I know you. I know your sort! You want to gain time sothat you can concoct the blackest lies.
HAUTEVILLE. [calmly]. That would be entirely superfluous. Thecleverest lie could not help me hal...f as much as the simple truth.
STROEBEL. Out with it!
HAUTEVILLE. It's better if you find it out through someone else.
STROEBEL. That's your opinion.
HAUTEVILLE. You would only be embarrassed and I would be guilty ofa breach of confidence.
STROEBEL [with contempt]. As though people confided in such asyou.
HAUTEVILLE. I think that they rely upon the fact that our loyaltyis not "just talk. " STROEBEL [again calm]. Listen to me. I do not think that youentirely understand your position. [Hauteville shrugs hershoulders.
What to read after Moral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thoma Ludwig to read onlineMoreLess
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