1:21:01
It tells you something about the quality
of the book, but also about its flaws.
1:21:07
I hadn't heard you about that yet.
- The class struggle.
1:21:11
There is nothing about resistance
or rebelling in the book.
1:21:15
A letter from my father.
1:21:18
That is probably why the liberals like the book.
1:21:21
It is about poverty,
but it is still romantic.
1:21:25
As l've said before:
l don't write movement books.
1:21:31
It seems to mean a lot...
1:21:33
...when the life of poor farmers is described in a book.
1:21:38
It's what touches the reader.
1:21:41
I get more letters from workers
than you ever did.
1:21:46
Don't be so condescending,
i've had enough of that.
1:21:49
I'm sorry.
1:21:51
And what idiot said we
had to send the children away?
1:21:59
I miss the children too, dammit.
1:22:18
Just what we need.
1:22:25
Hey, Troelstra, back in the fatherland?
1:22:36
- Nynke fan Hichtum.
1:22:40
The little doll.
1:22:41
It was very quiet in the usually
so crowded room.
1:22:43
Cat was purring between
the geraniums on the windowsil.
1:22:46
And old Saapke, the baker,
was almost napping on the table.
1:22:49
There was a little, complaining voice
coming from the corner of the room.
1:22:54
Immediately a skinny hand
appeared through the closed curtains.
1:22:58
The door was open.