The Merchant of Berlin An Historical Novel
The Merchant of Berlin An Historical Novel
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" Erostratos was a violator of temples. " " You are not less one! " cried Gotzkowsky; " you mean, with impious hand, to cast a firebrand into the holy temple of labor. Erostratos only destroyed the temple of an imaginary deity; but you, sir, are worse — you wish to destroy factories! " " Do you know what that means? " "It means to deprive the poor man of the morsel of bread which, by the sweat of his brow, lie has earned for his wife and children! It means to rob him who pos- sesses nothing but... the craft of his hands and his body, , of his only right — the right to work. You are going to destroy the gold and silver manufactories, to burn the warehouse, to tear down the brass works in the Xew Town Eberswald! And why all this? Why do you in- tend to leave behind you this memorial of your van- dalism? Because your empress is angry with our king! " " Because enemies wish to revenge themselves on enemies, " interrupted the general. " Do that! " cried Gotzkowsky, warmly. " Re- venge yourself on your enemy, if you consider the de- 2^8 THE MERCHANT OF BERLIN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Erostratos was a violator of temples. " " You are not less one! " cried Gotzkowsky; " you mean, with impious hand, to cast a firebrand into the holy temple of labor. Erostratos only destroyed the temple of an imaginary deity; but you, sir, are worse — you wish to destroy factories! " " Do you know what that means? " "It means to deprive the poor man of the morsel of bread which, by the sweat of his brow, lie has earned for his wife and children! It means to rob him who pos- sesses nothing but... the craft of his hands and his body, , of his only right — the right to work. You are going to destroy the gold and silver manufactories, to burn the warehouse, to tear down the brass works in the Xew Town Eberswald! And why all this? Why do you in- tend to leave behind you this memorial of your van- dalism? Because your empress is angry with our king! " " Because enemies wish to revenge themselves on enemies, " interrupted the general. " Do that! " cried Gotzkowsky, warmly. " Re- venge yourself on your enemy, if you consider the de- 2^8 THE MERCHANT OF BERLIN.
What to read after The Merchant of Berlin An Historical Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klara Mller Mundt to read onlineMoreLess
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