 Let the Captains of Industry retire into their own hearts, and ask solemnly, If there is nothing but vulturous hunger, for fine wines, valet reputation and gilt carriages, discoverable there?  Journal of social science - Page 125by American social science assoc - 1882Full view - About this book
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...the stars in their courses fighting for them, and all Heaven and all Earth saying audibly, Well-done! Let the Captains of Industry retire into their own...reputation and gilt carriages, discoverable there? Of hearts made by the Almighty God I will not believe such a thing. Deep-hidden under wretchedest godforgetting... | |
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...stars in their courses and fighting for them,1 and all Heaven and all Earth saying audibly, Well-done! Let the Captains of Industry retire into their own...reputation and gilt carriages, discoverable there? Of hearts made by the Almighty God I will not believe such a thing. [...] Love of men cannot be bought... | |
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...stars in their courses fighting for them,2 and all Heaven and all Earth saying audibly, Well done ! Let the Captains of Industry retire into their own...reputation and gilt carriages, discoverable there? Of hearts made by the Almighty God I will not believe such a thing. Deephidden under wretchedest god-forgetting... | |
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