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111
"
Was
that
all
you
did
?
--
just
talk
,
talk
,
talk
?
"
Hoo-Hoo
demanded
.
"
Who
hunted
your
meat
for
you
?
and
milked
the
goats
?
and
caught
the
fish
?
"
112
"
A
sensible
question
,
Hoo-Hoo
,
a
sensible
question
.
As
I
have
told
you
,
in
those
days
food-getting
was
easy
.
We
were
very
wise
.
A
few
men
got
the
food
for
many
men
.
The
other
men
did
other
things
.
As
you
say
,
I
talked
.
I
talked
all
the
time
,
and
for
this
food
was
given
me
--
much
food
,
fine
food
,
beautiful
food
,
food
that
I
have
not
tasted
in
sixty
years
and
shall
never
taste
again
.
I
sometimes
think
the
most
wonderful
achievement
of
our
tremendous
civilization
was
food
--
its
inconceivable
abundance
,
its
infinite
variety
,
its
marvellous
delicacy
.
O
my
grandsons
,
life
was
life
in
those
days
,
when
we
had
such
wonderful
things
to
eat
.
"
113
This
was
beyond
the
boys
,
and
they
let
it
slip
by
,
words
and
thoughts
,
as
a
mere
senile
wandering
in
the
narrative
.
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114
"
Our
food-getters
were
called
freemen
.
This
was
a
joke
.
We
of
the
ruling
classes
owned
all
the
land
,
all
the
machines
,
everything
.
These
food-getters
were
our
slaves
.
We
took
almost
all
the
food
they
got
,
and
left
them
a
little
so
that
they
might
eat
,
and
work
,
and
get
us
more
food
--
"
115
"
I
'd
have
gone
into
the
forest
and
got
food
for
myself
,
"
Hare-Lip
announced
;
"
and
if
any
man
tried
to
take
it
away
from
me
,
I
'd
have
killed
him
.
"
116
The
old
man
laughed
.
117
"
Did
I
not
tell
you
that
we
of
the
ruling
class
owned
all
the
land
,
all
the
forest
,
everything
?
Any
food-getter
who
would
not
get
food
for
us
,
him
we
punished
or
compelled
to
starve
to
death
.
And
very
few
did
that
.
They
preferred
to
get
food
for
us
,
and
make
clothes
for
us
,
and
prepare
and
administer
to
us
a
thousand
--
a
mussel-shell
,
Hoo-Hoo
--
a
thousand
satisfactions
and
delights
.
And
I
was
Professor
Smith
in
those
days
--
Professor
James
Howard
Smith
.
And
my
lecture
courses
were
very
popular
--
that
is
,
very
many
of
the
young
men
and
women
liked
to
hear
me
talk
about
the
books
other
men
had
written
.
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118
"
And
I
was
very
happy
,
and
I
had
beautiful
things
to
eat
.
And
my
hands
were
soft
,
because
I
did
no
work
with
them
,
and
my
body
was
clean
all
over
and
dressed
in
the
softest
garments
--
119
"
He
surveyed
his
mangy
goat-skin
with
disgust
.
120
"
We
did
not
wear
such
things
in
those
days
.
Even
the
slaves
had
better
garments
.
And
we
were
most
clean
.
We
washed
our
faces
and
hands
often
every
day
.
You
boys
never
wash
unless
you
fall
into
the
water
or
go
swimming
.
"