who is concernedfor the foolery of fashiongreen and pretty as moneywe look at natureand home in on businesssure of the owland the goodness of airso cold and so close
in as mourning a dressas a clock or an auditorwe mourn the cityand we mourn the streetthe change of a great placeinto moneysome strange fitof tooth on tooth
I find great conveniencein having my stomachas a clockfor a clock is a gunfor heirs to makethe best of a bad marketso we part very kindlyand I dine at home
in the city is a city missing breadfor the swan on the waterbut the other made of fearbegins to decay like madthe street cursing in 42 voicesthat money is not to eat
rain all morninghardly ten people in churchcoffee-house like a theaterwhere the play is not well actedon my way back through the alleya couple of pretty whoresI go into the houseas quiet as money
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