Prince Hagen
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Perhaps. Who can tell? All I know is the Sub-treasury has boughtover two billion dollars' worth of gold bullion in the last fourmonths... And what can we do in the face of that?
PLIM. No wonder that prices went up to the skies!
RUTH. I had the White House on the 'phone this afternoon. We candemonetize gold... The government can refuse to buy any more.
IS. But then what would become of credit?
PLIM. [Vehemently. ] No, no... That will not help! [Gazes aboutnervously. ] There's only one thing. [Wh...ispers. ] That man must be killed!
RUTH. [Horrified. ] Ah!
IS. No.
PLIM. Just that! Nothing else will help! And instantly... Or it will betoo late.
IS. Plimpton!
PLIM. He must not be alive when the Exchange opens this morning!
RUTH. But how?
PLIM. I don't know... But we must find a way! We owe it as a publicduty... The man is a menace to society. Rutherford, you are with me?
RUTH. By God! I am!
IS. You're mad!
PLIM. You don't agree with me?
IS. It's not to be thought of! You're forgetting yourself, Plimpton...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps. Who can tell? All I know is the Sub-treasury has boughtover two billion dollars' worth of gold bullion in the last fourmonths... And what can we do in the face of that?
PLIM. No wonder that prices went up to the skies!
RUTH. I had the White House on the 'phone this afternoon. We candemonetize gold... The government can refuse to buy any more.
IS. But then what would become of credit?
PLIM. [Vehemently. ] No, no... That will not help! [Gazes aboutnervously. ] There's only one thing. [Wh...ispers. ] That man must be killed!
RUTH. [Horrified. ] Ah!
IS. No.
PLIM. Just that! Nothing else will help! And instantly... Or it will betoo late.
IS. Plimpton!
PLIM. He must not be alive when the Exchange opens this morning!
RUTH. But how?
PLIM. I don't know... But we must find a way! We owe it as a publicduty... The man is a menace to society. Rutherford, you are with me?
RUTH. By God! I am!
IS. You're mad!
PLIM. You don't agree with me?
IS. It's not to be thought of! You're forgetting yourself, Plimpton...
What to read after Prince Hagen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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