...palfion at the expence of every conve. • ency, irdulr;»nce, or even ncceifary of life. And though convinced that money is only the means of enjoyment,...end, and that it is only valuable as far as it is ufei'ul for attaining that end, yet fuch is his infatuation, that the images of hfs baps and lliining...

...paffions. Truth, uniiipported by £hem, is but languid in its impreffions. \л t я mifer be ever (b much convinced that money is only the means of enjoyment, not the end, and that it is only valuable as fnr as it is ufoful fur attaining that end, ftill the images of his bags and fhining metal, with all...