The question then of rightly spending Money is a personal one and must be settled by each man for himself, either as regards the use he makes of it in his own business, or as regards the use made of it by. those to whom he lends it. And this responsibility for the way in which we spend our Money holds true whether the amount at our disposal be large or small. It is easy to rail at the rich whose circum: stances we can hardly understand. We had better'look to ourselves. It is just as difficult, T imagine, to spend rightly an income of £500 a year as one of £5,000. 'There is no sin in' being wealthy and to spend Money extravagantly is as wrong for the poor man as the rich.
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