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 1       1, Story36|    the effort of his arm. The~wealthy man once asked his destitute
 2       3, Story22|  Saying: "The narrow eye of a wealthy man~ Will be filled either
 3       3, Story23|       23~ ~ ~ I heard about a wealthy man who was as well known
 4       6, Story7 |     Story 7~ ~ ~ The son of a wealthy but avaricious old man,
 5       7, Story20| record of complaints, reviled wealthy men, alleging at last that~
 6       7, Story20|      foot~of the intention of wealthy men to do good was broken.~ ~ ~
 7       7, Story20|   liberal have no money.~ The wealthy have no liberality.~ ~ ~
 8       7, Story20|    tranquility and comfort in wealthy people, the fact may be
 9       7, Story20|  profuse in this panegyric of wealthy men and hast~talked so much
10       7, Story20|     aware of the parsimony of~wealthy men except by reason of
11       7, Story20|    The eye of greediness, the wealthy of the world~ Can no more
12       7, Story20|     thou, who hast lauded the wealthy and hast indulged in violent~
13       7, Story20|     who hast alleged that the wealthy are~engaged in wickedness
14       7, Story20|     in this frame of mind.~ O wealthy man, since thy heart and