Mammon in Verseland Or the Power of Money
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You never will be forced to beg Or hunger often feel, But rather with the well-to-do At plenty s altars kneel, While many thousands you possess. Want never will discourage you Or make life drearier seem, Or in the stilly hours of night Bid you of misery dream, While many thousands you possess. Then you ll be thought more of than one That want compels to beg, Who in the shoes of poverty Knows how to drive a peg, While many thousands you possess. However just and good one be Tis sad to say, yet t...rue If he is poor or oft in want, The world will prefer you, While many thousands you possess. For gold is the "great thing" to-day That mankind love so well, So you will rarely want for friends Wherever you may dwell, While many thousands you possess. 34 MAMMON IN VERSELAND THE SLAVE TO SELFISHNESS. I never give away my gold, Or do a generous deed To benefit a fellow-man, Or aid a friend in need ; So, while I live for "number one, " Why should I kindly act While I had rather hoard than give And I m by meanness backed?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You never will be forced to beg Or hunger often feel, But rather with the well-to-do At plenty s altars kneel, While many thousands you possess. Want never will discourage you Or make life drearier seem, Or in the stilly hours of night Bid you of misery dream, While many thousands you possess. Then you ll be thought more of than one That want compels to beg, Who in the shoes of poverty Knows how to drive a peg, While many thousands you possess. However just and good one be Tis sad to say, yet t...rue If he is poor or oft in want, The world will prefer you, While many thousands you possess. For gold is the "great thing" to-day That mankind love so well, So you will rarely want for friends Wherever you may dwell, While many thousands you possess. 34 MAMMON IN VERSELAND THE SLAVE TO SELFISHNESS. I never give away my gold, Or do a generous deed To benefit a fellow-man, Or aid a friend in need ; So, while I live for "number one, " Why should I kindly act While I had rather hoard than give And I m by meanness backed?
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