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"Oh, the leaving out of the factor of human nature; requiring another man
to do what you wouldn't do yourself."
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Do you mean--"
Why here's what I mean; it's very simple. Tompkins is a blacksmith; has
a family; works for wages; and hard, too--fooling around won't furnish
the bread. Suppose it should turn out that by the death of somebody in
England he is suddenly an earl--income, half a million dollars a year.
What would he do?"
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Well, I--I suppose he would have to decline to--"
Man, he would grab it in a second!"
Do you really think he would?"
Think?--I don't think anything about it, I know it."
Why?"
Because he's not a fool."
So you think that if he were a fool, he--"
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