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Black and White

CHAPTER XII
12/17

* * * These owners of the machinery of industry know how it bears upon the men who keep it flying; but they are regardless of all that, if only it fills their coffers.

These owners of palaces look upon the men by whom they are built; but think all the time how to raise the rent of their hovels.

These great money-lenders who hold the mortgages on countless farms know of the straits of the mortgage-bound farmers; yet they never cease to plot for higher interest and harder terms.

The gilded priests of Mammon and hypocrisy cannot get away from the cries of humankind; but when do you ever hear them denouncing the guilty and responsible criminals in their velvet-cushioned pews?
Harder and harder grow the exactions of capital.

Harder and harder grows the lot of the millions.


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