Poems

By John Lawson Stoddard

Release Date: 1931-06-05
Genre: Poetry

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"I will gain a fortune", the young man cried; "For Gold by the world is deified; Hence, whether the means be foul or fair, I will make myself a millionaire, My single talent shall grow to ten!" But an old man smiled, and asked "And then"?.

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