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Die armen Leut brauchen Courage. Warum, sie sind verloren. Schon dass sie aufstehn in der Früh, dazu gehört was in ihrer Lag. .... Schon dass sie Kinder in die Welt sitzen, zeigt, dass sie Courage haben, denn sie haben keine Aussicht.
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