For a few pennies for railroad fare whenever I wish I can see and possess the best of it all.

It has cost me no effort, it gives me no care; yet the green grass, the shrubbery, and the statues on the lawns, the finer sculptures and paintings within, are always ready for me whenever I feel a desire to look upon them.

I do not wish to carry them home with me, for I could not give them half the care they now receive; besides, it would take too much of my valuable time, and I should be worrying continually lest they be spoiled or stolen.

I have much of the wealth of the world now.

It is all prepared for me without any pains on my part.