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>> Brie Carlisle: Take a look, in the book and let's see
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Take it chapter by chapter. One
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fight M at a time
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so many adventures and
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mountains we can climb
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to give word for word, line by
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line, one bite at a time.
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>> Brie Carlisle: Welcome to bite at a time books where we read you your
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favorite classics, one byte at a time. my name is
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>> Brie Carlisle: Values today well be
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continuing Les miserable by Victor
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Hugo chapter
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seven precautions to be observed in
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blame history and
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philosophy have eternal duties, which are at the
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same time simple duties to combat
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Caiphas the high priest, Draco the
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Lawgiver, Trimalcion, the legislator,
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Tiberius the Emperor. This is
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clear, direct, and limpid, and offers
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no obscurity. But the right to live
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apart, even with its
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inconveniences and its abuses, insists on
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being stated and taken into account.
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Sinibatism is a human problem. When one
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speaks of convents, those abodes of error, but of
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innocence, of aberration, but of goodwill, of
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ignorance, but of devotion, of torture, but of
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martyrdom, it always becomes
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necessary to say either yes or no.
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A convent is a contradiction. Its
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object salvation, its means
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thereto sacrifice. The convent
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is supreme egoism, having for its results
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supreme abnegation. To abdicate with the object
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of reigning seems to be the device of monasticism.
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In the cloister. One suffers in order to
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enjoy. One draws a bill of exchange on
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death one discounts and terrestrial
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gloom. Celestial light in the
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cloister hell is accepted in advance as a post
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obit on paradise. The taking of the
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veil or the frock is a suicide paid for with
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eternity. It does not seem to us
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that on such a subject mockery is permissible.
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All about it is serious, the good as well
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as the bad. The just man frowns but never
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smiles with a malicious sneer. We understand
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wrath, but not malice.
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Thank you for joining bite at a time books today. while we read a
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bite of one of your favorite classics.
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Again, my name is Brie Carlisle
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and I hope you come back tomorrow, for the next bite
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of Le Miserable.
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>> Brie Carlisle: Dont forget to sign up for our
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hear from you on social media as well.
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>> Brie Carlisle: take a look and a broken let's
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see what we can find
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take it chapter by chapter one
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night at a time
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so many adventures and
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mountains we can climb
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line by line, one bite at a time.
