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I half-feel like interfering,
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but it is none of my business,
it's their fruit.
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This one's almost
pure alcohol, I'll be tipsy.
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Anyway, half the people are stingy.
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They won't allow gleaning because
they don't feel like being nice.
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There's a lot left.
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The harvest is over now.
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Are these not edible?
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Edible, yes, but not good
for making candied fruits.
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Do you allow people to collect them?
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No. I'm not the owner, but up to now,
it's never been allowed.
:28:43
The harvest of the cabbages is over,
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only a few are left here and there.
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These cabbages can be gleaned
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with absolute impunity
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by gleaners from Avignon or around.
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Here are lovely tomatoes.
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The machine couldn't take
what's too low.
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All these tomatoes,
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which are just as red
as my bible, the penal code,
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all can be gleaned.
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And it's not me,
it's the penal code that says so,
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in article R-26.1 0. Here:
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gleaning is allowed
from sunup until sundown.
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First requirement.
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The second requirement
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is that gleaning
occurs after the harvest.
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And here, we can clearly see
the harvest is over.
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Paging through
an old law commentary
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I happened upon a decree,
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or rather an edict,
dated Nov. 2, 1 5 54
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which says
just the same as the law today.
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It allows the poor, the wretched,
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the deprived, to enter the fields
once harvesting is over.
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Old documents talk
of the poor, the destitute,