The Haven
The Haven
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" ** That's your awful ignorance to ask such a ques- tion," answered Varwell. **Why, the State should have it. 'Tis the very backbone of Socialism that no one man has the right to keep another in idle fatness, just because he happens to be his son. If I make a fortune, be that any good reason why my sons 120 THE HAVEN and darters should batten like maggots in a pear, and squander my money on luxuries, and lead idle, worth- less lives, and not do so much good in the world as the man that brushes... their boots or the woman that combs their hair? Everybody will have to justify his existence come presently, and them that don't work shan't eat; and no human being shall be allowed to crawl about after an old woman's poodle or wash her Persian cat, because manhood cries out against such a shameful waste of life. Such mean-minded curs as can do a flimkey's work, and mess about indoors all day with women servants — we shall turn them out into the fresh air and send 'em to sea or to the land; and if they sink under it, no loss — they'll be making room for their betters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ** That's your awful ignorance to ask such a ques- tion," answered Varwell. **Why, the State should have it. 'Tis the very backbone of Socialism that no one man has the right to keep another in idle fatness, just because he happens to be his son. If I make a fortune, be that any good reason why my sons 120 THE HAVEN and darters should batten like maggots in a pear, and squander my money on luxuries, and lead idle, worth- less lives, and not do so much good in the world as the man that brushes... their boots or the woman that combs their hair? Everybody will have to justify his existence come presently, and them that don't work shan't eat; and no human being shall be allowed to crawl about after an old woman's poodle or wash her Persian cat, because manhood cries out against such a shameful waste of life. Such mean-minded curs as can do a flimkey's work, and mess about indoors all day with women servants — we shall turn them out into the fresh air and send 'em to sea or to the land; and if they sink under it, no loss — they'll be making room for their betters.
What to read after The Haven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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