-Money? in a voice that rustled. — William Gaddis, JR
-Money? in a voice that rustled. — William Gaddis, JR
-Money? in a voice that rustled. — William Gaddis, JR
-Money? in a voice that rustled. — William Gaddis, JR
-Money? in a voice that rustled. — William Gaddis, JR
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-Money? in a voice that rustled.

— William Gaddis, JR
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There's more than enough for the many, but somehow never enough for the few — Dean Cavanagh
Greed is a suit that’s tailor made: it finds a way to fit every lifestyle, no matter how much or how little you earn. — Casey N. Cep
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Blessed are the mendacious, for they shall grow wealthy beyond their wildest dreams. — James K. Morrow, Blameless in Abaddon
In choosing to exchange precious principles for worthless impulses, I have far too often bankrupted my soul in order to — Craig D. Lounsbrough
I couldn't see much, but it somehow seemed brighter across the wall, as if the sun gave more of it's light to the west. — Jennifer A. Nielsen, A Night Divided
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Hoarding is both unnecessary and an affront to God, who is perfectly capable of providing abundantly for those who trust — Richard B. Hays, The Conversion of the Imagination: Paul as Interpreter of Israel's Scripture
Beware of those who are always hungry, for they will feed you to the wolves just to get paid. — Suzy Kassem, Rise Up and Salute the Sun: The Writings of Suzy Kassem
With ceremony, with forms of politeness and reassurance, they borrowed the waters of the River and its little confluents — Ursula K. Le Guin, Always Coming Home
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...we steal with our eyes closed to the conditions in which the poor, who make our affluence possible, live. We covet wh — Karen Baker-Fletcher, Dancing with God: The Trinity from a Womanist Perspective