Asia were the fault of Asians, as if the Europeans had never come. . .
MOKSA
Ah, Indio. You truly do not understand.
INDIO
I do, father! You said the poor farmers can think of nothing but debts and taxes, as if those were their favorite thoughts. But if it weren't for the moneylenders picking like hungry vultures at their dying flesh, they wouldn't think of debts, and if it weren't for the tax-collectors who are paid to take the food and shelter of Indians and ship it to England, they wouldn't think of taxes. If it wasn't for the English we wouldn't have these debts.
MOKSA
INDIO
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AMONG AUDIENCE (Cecil returns to theater with a ledger. He tiptoes to Edward and whispers.) CECIL I found something Ed. EDWARD (loudly) You what? |
American scientists dug up some remains--they probably didn't know what it meant, how it brought
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CECIL Here in the book. October 3, 1943. There's a note about an |