The Pipe of Peace, a Play in Three Acts
The Pipe of Peace, a Play in Three Acts
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ROBERT : No, Stephen. What I've done's made no difference. Nothing will make any difference, till a great change comes ; till * Do to others as you have a right to expect they should do to you * is the common standard of life. With- out good-will there's no hope.
STEPHEN : I was afraid. I understand.
ROBERT : You understand. But how many do?
STEPHEN : So few get any chance of under- standing. They're never told. Men, some of them just enthusiasts without the vision to see where extravagance lea...ds . . . Some, vicious, with axes to grind, are in every corner of the country. Everybody hears them, but the men who have a real grip of the matter, and see to the heart of it, never speak at all, except in learned journals that the man in the street never hears of.
ROBERT : I know. When I was Mayor I did what I could to induce the working man to take an intelligent interest, and do his share, in the business of the town ; just as at the works I have done all I could to get the men to organize and control their departments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ROBERT : No, Stephen. What I've done's made no difference. Nothing will make any difference, till a great change comes ; till * Do to others as you have a right to expect they should do to you * is the common standard of life. With- out good-will there's no hope.
STEPHEN : I was afraid. I understand.
ROBERT : You understand. But how many do?
STEPHEN : So few get any chance of under- standing. They're never told. Men, some of them just enthusiasts without the vision to see where extravagance lea...ds . . . Some, vicious, with axes to grind, are in every corner of the country. Everybody hears them, but the men who have a real grip of the matter, and see to the heart of it, never speak at all, except in learned journals that the man in the street never hears of.
ROBERT : I know. When I was Mayor I did what I could to induce the working man to take an intelligent interest, and do his share, in the business of the town ; just as at the works I have done all I could to get the men to organize and control their departments.
What to read after The Pipe of Peace, a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert E Albert Edwin Drinkwater to read onlineMoreLess
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