Dialogue

1 Text|           he were unwilling. To a father or mother I do not think
2 Text|        the same experience as his father. For his father, having
3 Text| experience as his father. For his father, having taken under his
4 Text|          he had received from his father, he had had no advantages
5 Text|      would, we told him, make his father’s empire not merely double
6 Text|        whereas in our own day his father had followed the opposite
7 Text|       deserting the policy of his father, attempted to lower the