The Pearl

What is suggested by the priest's sermon? chapter 4

from the book the pearl by john steinbeck chapter 4

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The priest's annual sermon warned that man should know his station in life and not try to better himself. This viewpoint allowed corruption to run rampant amongst the buyers and served to keep their prices at a minimum.

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