Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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"See how I would do. I would fix a reasonable rate within the
ability of every one; then bread should be distributed according
to the number of mouths, because there are gluttons who seize all
they can get for themselves, and leave the poor still in want. We
must then divide it. And how shall we do this? Why in this way.
Give a ticket to every family in proportion to the mouths, to
authorise them to get bread from the bakers. For example: they
give me a ticket expressed in this manner; Ambrose Fusella, by
trade a sword cutler, with a wife and four children, all old
enough to eat bread (mind that); he must be furnished with so
much bread at such a price. But the thing must be done in order,
always with regard to the number of mouths. For instance, they
should give you a ticket for-your name?"
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