PASSAGES FROM THE TEXT:

"You have all the world; and I have nothing."--"Except Felsman, and the

mountains."--"It is not good to eat only bread."

The life of men in crowds is mine--of lamplight in the streets at dawn.

[Softly] I have a thousand loves, and never one too long.

There is religion so deep that no man knows what it means. There is

religion so shallow, you may have it by turning a handle. We have

everything.

JUSTICE

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