| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 376 |
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| Chapter | -- |
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could you?' `I think I could.' `Oh, of course, you think you know,' sneered Crass, `and of course you think your opinion's right and everybody else's is wrong.' `Yes,' replied Owen. Several men expressed their abhorrence of this intolerant attitude of Owen's, but the latter rejoined: `Of course I think that my opinions are right and that everyone who differs from me is wrong. If I didn't think their opinions were wrong I wouldn't differ from them. If I didn't think my own opinions right I wouldn't hold them.' `But there's no need to keep on arguin' about it day after day,' said Crass. `You've got your opinion and I've got mine. Let everyone enjoy his own opinion, I say.' |
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