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We don't beat anyone senseless in a well policed town. Pimping is a respectable profession. Many people, even those with titles, are mixed up in it. And what in the devil do you want us to use our money for, if not for a good table, good company, good wines, fine women, pleasures of all sorts, amusement of all kinds. I'd have no desire to possess a large fortune without these enjoyments. But let's get back to Racine. The man was good only for those he didn't know and for a time when he was no longer alive. WE DON'T BEAT ANYONE SENSELESS IN A WELL POLICED TOWN PIMPING IS A RESPECTABLE PROFESSION MANY PEOPLE EVEN THOSE WITH TITLES ARE MIXED UP IN IT AND WHAT IN THE DEVIL DO YOU WANT TO USE OUR MONEY FOR IF NOT FOR A GOOD TABLE GOOD COMPANY GOOD WINES FINE WOMEN PLEASURES OF ALL SORTS AMUSEMENTS OF ALL KINDS I' HAVE NO DESIRE TO POSSESS A LARGE FORTUNE WITHOUT THESE ENJOYMENTS BUT LET'S GET BACK TO A SCENE THE MAN WAS GOOD ONLY FOR THOSE HE DIDN'T KNOW AND FOR A TIME WHEN HE WAS NO LONGER ALIVE
 of pleasures. From time to time he could've given a few coins to a poor foolish devil like myself, who'd have made him laugh and occasionally procured for him a young woman to relieve the boredom of his eternal co-habitation with his wife. We'd have had some excellent meals at his home, played for high stakes, drunk some fine wines, fine liqueurs, fine coffees, and gone for picnics in the country. You see I know what I'm talking about. You laugh. But let me continue. That would've been better for those around him. ME: No disagreement there, provided he didn't use the money he got from legitimate business for dishonest purposes and kept far away from his home all gamblers, hangers on, all those self-satisfied tasteless people, all those layabouts, all those useless perverts, and made his shop assistants beat senseless the officious gentlemen who in various ways relieve husbands of the disgust they feel at a never-ending life with their wives. HIM: Beat senseless, my dear chap, beat up! E ENJOYED NO END OF PLEASURES FROM TIME TO TIME HE COULD HAVE GIVEN A FEW COINS TO A POOR FOOLISH DEVIL LIKE MYSELF WHO'D HAVE MADE HIM LAUGH AND OCCASIONALLY PROCURED FOR HIM A YOUNG WOMAN TO RELIEVE THE BOREDOM OF HIS ETERNAL COHABITATION WITH HIS WIFE WE'D HAVE HAD SOME EXCELLENT MEALS AT HIS HOME PLAYED FOR HIGH STEAKS DRUNK SOME FINE WINES FINE LIQUEURS FINE COFFEES AND GONE FOR PICNICS IN THE COUNTRY YOU SEE I KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT YOU LAUGH BUT LET ME CONTINUE THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER FOR THOSE AROUND HIM ME NO DISAGREEMENT THERE PROVIDED HE DIDN'T USE THE MONEY HE GOT FROM LEGITIMATE BUSINESS FOR DISHONEST PURPOSES AND KEPT FAR AWAY FROM HIS HOME ALL GAMBLERS HANGERS ON ALL THOSE SELF SATISFIED TASTELESS PEOPLE ALL THOSE LAYABOUTS ALL THOSE USELESS PERVERTS AND MADE HIS SHOP ASSISTANTS BEAT SENSELESS THE OFFICIOUS GENTLEMEN WHO IN VARIOUS WAYS RELIEVE THEIR HUSBANDS OF THE DISGUST THEY FEEL AT A NEVER ENDING LIFE WITH THEIR WIVES HIM BEAT SENSELESS MY DEAR CHAP BEAT UP
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