:10:00
He takes them by the scruff of the neck,
and fa!rly fl!ngs them along.
:10:04
He'll have to d!e soon, when he's
made all the poss!ble !mprovements...
:10:08
and there's noth!ng more to !mprove.
:10:10
-He's got go anyhow.
-Certa!nly he's got go.
:10:14
The unfortunate th!ng !s,
where does h!s go go to?
:10:21
Dreadful.
:10:24
All th!s str!fe and d!ssens!on.
:10:27
lf we could only real!ze that...
:10:30
!n the sp!r!t, we are all one,
all equal !n the sp!r!t.
:10:33
All brothers there.
:10:36
The rest wouldn't matter.
:10:38
There'd be no more of th!s carp!ng, envy...
:10:42
all th!s struggle for power, wh!ch destroys...
:10:46
only destroys.
:10:49
lt's just the oppos!te, Herm!one,
just the contrary.
:10:52
The m!nute you beg!n to compare,
one man becomes far better than another.
:10:56
All the !nequal!ty !n the world
that you can !mag!ne !s there by nature.
:11:01
l want every man to have h!s fa!r share
of the world's goods...
:11:04
so l can be r!d of h!s !mportun!ty,
so that l can say to h!m:
:11:07
''Now you've got what you want,
your fa!r share of the world's gear.
:11:10
''Now, you m!nd yourself,
and don't obstruct me.''
:11:16
lt sounds l!ke megaloman!a, Rupert.
:11:43
l must go and dress for lunch.
:11:47
Don't be late, Rupert.
:11:57
So th!s !s Herm!one's country cottage.