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From the Housetops

CHAPTER IV
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He began with the girl's mother.

As soon as possible, he explained to her that money is a curse.

She agreed that money is a curse if you haven't got it.

In time, he confessed to her that he did not mean to curse his grandson with an unearned fortune, and that he intended to leave him in his will the trifling sum of fifty thousand dollars, thereby endowing him with the ambition and perhaps the energy to earn more and at the same time be of great benefit to the world in which he would have to struggle.

Also, he let it be known that he was philanthropically inclined, that he purposed giving a great many millions to science and that his death would be of untold value to the human race.


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