The Dramatic Works of Gerhart Hauptmann - Volume I by Gerhart Hauptmann
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They've got things like that there, too?
LOTH Certainly. BEIPST What kind of people is them I-I-ca...? LOTH The Icarians? They are not a special people at all, but men of all nations who have united for a common purpose. They own a considerable tract of land in America which they cultivate together. They share both the work and the profits equally. None of them is poor and there are no poor people among them. BEIPST [_Whose expression had become a little more friendly, assumes, during LOTH'S last speech, his former hostile and suspicious look. Without taking further notice of LOTH he has, during the last few moments, given his exclusive attention to his work._] Beast of a scythe! [_LOTH, still seated, first observes the old man with a quiet smile and then looks out into the awakening morning._ _Through the gateway are visible far stretches of clover field and meadow. Between them meanders a brook whose course is marked by |
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