| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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consists in a shortage of the necessaries of life - or rather, of the benefits of civilization.' `You've said that about a 'undred times before,' snarled Crass. `I know I have; and I have no doubt I shall have to say it about five hundred times more before you understand what it means.' `Get on with the bloody lecture,' shouted the man on the pail. `Never mind arguin' the point.' `Well, keep horder, can't you?' cried Philpot, fiercely, `and give the man a chance.' `All these things are produced in the same way,' proceeded Owen `They are made from the Raw materials by those who work - aided by machinery. |
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