Interludes
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Surely there are many of us who can remember when thehabits of our fathers were less luxurious than they are now. In aleading article in a newspaper not long ago the writer said, "All classeswithout exception spend too much on what may be called luxuries. A verymarked change in this respect has been noticed by every one who studiesthe movements of society. Among people whose fathers regarded champagneas a devout Aryan might have regarded the Soma juice--viz. , as a beveragereserved for the gods... and for millionaires--the foaming grape of EasternFrance is now habitually consumed. . . . " He goes on, "The luxuries ofthe poor are few, and chiefly consist of too much beer, and of littleoccasional dainties. What pleasures but the grossest does the Stateprovide for the artisan's leisure?" "It does not do, " says the writer, "to be hard upon them, but it is undeniable that this excess ofexpenditure on what in no sense profits them is enormous in the mass. " Not long ago a great outcry was heard about the extravagance and luxuryof the working man.
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Surely there are many of us who can remember when thehabits of our fathers were less luxurious than they are now. In aleading article in a newspaper not long ago the writer said, "All classeswithout exception spend too much on what may be called luxuries. A verymarked change in this respect has been noticed by every one who studiesthe movements of society. Among people whose fathers regarded champagneas a devout Aryan might have regarded the Soma juice--viz. , as a beveragereserved for the gods... and for millionaires--the foaming grape of EasternFrance is now habitually consumed. . . . " He goes on, "The luxuries ofthe poor are few, and chiefly consist of too much beer, and of littleoccasional dainties. What pleasures but the grossest does the Stateprovide for the artisan's leisure?" "It does not do, " says the writer, "to be hard upon them, but it is undeniable that this excess ofexpenditure on what in no sense profits them is enormous in the mass. " Not long ago a great outcry was heard about the extravagance and luxuryof the working man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Horace, 1779-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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