Mr. Charles Clay: I don't like pretense. I don't like prophecies. I like facts.
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Mr. Charles Clay: I don't like pretense. I don't like prophecies. I like facts.
Elishama Levinsky: I have heard it before... long ago... but where?
Elishama Levinsky: I have heard it before... long ago... but where?
Mr. Charles Clay: I don't like pretense. I don't like prophecies. I like facts.
Elishama Levinsky: Behold, your God shall come with a recompense. Then the eyes of the blind shall be open and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped. Then, shall the lame man leap like a deer and in the wilderness, shall the waters break out. Mr. Charles Clay: What was all that? Has it happened? Elishama Levinsky: No. Mr. Charles Clay: Is is happening now? Elishama Levinsky: No. Mr. Charles Clay: Who put that thing together? Elishama Levinsky: The prophet Isaiah. Mr. Charles Clay: The prophet. Bah. I don't like prophecies. People should only record things that already happened.
Virginie Ducrot: He was sure to go mad at the end, with all his sins. Elishama Levinsky: Rich traders and merchants, they're mad. In one way or another this thing will be the end of him. Virginie Ducrot: Yes? Elishama Levinsky: Yes, Miss Virginie. But now he may think that the pursuit of a story is more interesting than the pursuit of money.
