Interlocutor

 1 Capt|  expression. This they read to the people after the custom of the
 2 Capt|            alphabets the different people use can be seen above that
 3 Capt|          her duties.~All the young people wait upon the older ones
 4 Capt|     separate apartments. The young people, however, wait upon one
 5 Capt|            what manner these young people, so beautiful and clothed
 6 Capt|           for this reason that the people desire to live after the
 7 Capt|           have been harassed, or a people have been oppressed by a
 8 Capt| superfluous goods of the city. The people of the City of the Sun refuse
 9 Capt|          with money; and the young people in the City of the Sun are
10 Capt|    incommoded or weakened. The old people use the more digestible
11 Capt|            is never given to young people until they are ten years
12 Capt|       according to the wish of the people, but the first four are
13 Capt|         unless by the hands of the people, the accuser and the witnesses
14 Capt|           given to the rest of the people, who enclose the lifeless
15 Capt|       state in the presence of the people and with religious scrupulousness
16 Capt|           that are inimical to the people. Then the sacred magistrates
17 Capt|    confesses the sins of the whole people, in the presence of God,
18 Capt|        this manner he absolves the people by advising them that they
19 Capt|     following manner: Hoh asks the people which one among them wishes
20 Capt|          the altar praying for the people, and at the end of every
21 Capt|   happiness for themselves and all people, and they conclude it with