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There are some things, my dear Conway,
I deeply regret I may not discuss.
:45:04
That's the fourth time you've said that.
You should record it.
:45:07
Let's go inside.
I'd like to show you our rare treasures.
:45:35
-Good afternoon.
-Excuse me, I--
:45:38
Please, don't go.
:45:41
Tea will be served any moment.
:45:43
Won't you come in?
:45:49
My name is Maria.
:45:52
Won't you sit down?
:46:08
By the way,
what religion do you follow here?
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To put it simply, I should say
that our general belief was in moderation.
:46:16
We preach the virtue
of avoiding excesses of every kind.
:46:20
Even including excess of virtue itself.
:46:23
That's intelligent.
:46:24
In the valley, it makes for better happiness
among the natives.
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We rule with moderate strictness...
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...and in return, we are satisfied
with moderate obedience.
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As a result, our people are
moderately honest, moderately chaste...
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...and somewhat more
than moderately happy.
:46:42
How about law and order?
You have no soldiers or police?
:46:46
Good heavens, no!
:46:47
How do you deal
with incorrigibles, criminals?
:46:50
We have no crime here.
:46:53
What makes a criminal?
:46:54
Lack, usually. Avariciousness, envy.
:46:59
The desire to possess
something owned by another.