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She dismisses everyone but her five
main persons as her Cast of Thousands, people who cluster at the edges
of things and only say rhubarb and abracadabra. The educated Dante confronts the landlord/priest Father
Bustamente with "Sure you have the right to exploit the peasants
now by using the abracadabra of religion" (452), and the illiterate
Old Bio generalizes this situation to the priesthood as a whole:
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