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Caesar's Wife
W. Somerset Maugham
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Appleby.
I'm expecting to learn a good deal from my journey.
Arthur.
You may learn a good deal that will surprise you. You may learn that there are races in the world that seem born to rule and races that seem born to serve; that democracy is not a panacea for all the ills of mankind, but merely one system of government like another, which hasn't had a long enough trial to make it certain whether it is desirable or not; that freedom generally means the power of the strong to oppress the weak, and that the wise statesman gives men the illusion of it but not the substance—in short, a number of things which must be very disturbing to the equilibrium of a Radical Member of Parliament.
Anne.
On the other hand, you'll see our beautiful Nile and the temples.
Arthur.
And perhaps they'll suggest to you that however old . . . Read More
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