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"
It
makes
wealthy
men
the
keepers
of
the
world
's
intellectual
conscience
and
,
of
course
,
a
man
who
has
money
under
one
set
of
social
institutions
quite
naturally
ca
n't
risk
his
family
's
happiness
by
letting
the
clamor
for
another
appear
in
his
newspaper
.
"
"
But
it
appears
,
"
said
the
big
man
.
"
Where
?
--
in
the
discredited
mediums
.
Rotten
cheap-papered
weeklies
.
"
"
All
right
--
go
on
.
"
"
Well
,
my
first
point
is
that
through
a
mixture
of
conditions
of
which
the
family
is
the
first
,
there
are
these
two
sorts
of
brains
.
One
sort
takes
human
nature
as
it
finds
it
,
uses
its
timidity
,
its
weakness
,
and
its
strength
for
its
own
ends
.
Opposed
is
the
man
who
,
being
spiritually
unmarried
,
continually
seeks
for
new
systems
that
will
control
or
counteract
human
nature
.
His
problem
is
harder
.
It
is
not
life
that
's
complicated
,
it
's
the
struggle
to
guide
and
control
life
.
That
is
his
struggle
.
He
is
a
part
of
progress
--
the
spiritually
married
man
is
not
.
"
The
big
man
produced
three
big
cigars
,
and
proffered
them
on
his
huge
palm
.
The
little
man
took
one
,
Amory
shook
his
head
and
reached
for
a
cigarette
.
"
Go
on
talking
,
"
said
the
big
man
.
"
I
've
been
wanting
to
hear
one
of
you
fellows
.
"
GOING
FASTER
"
Modern
life
,
"
began
Amory
again
,
"
changes
no
longer
century
by
century
,
but
year
by
year
,
ten
times
faster
than
it
ever
has
before
--
populations
doubling
,
civilizations
unified
more
closely
with
other
civilizations
,
economic
interdependence
,
racial
questions
,
and
--
we
're
dawdling
along
.
My
idea
is
that
we
've
got
to
go
very
much
faster
.
"
He
slightly
emphasized
the
last
words
and
the
chauffeur
unconsciously
increased
the
speed
of
the
car
.
Amory
and
the
big
man
laughed
;
the
little
man
laughed
,
too
,
after
a
pause
.
"
Every
child
,
"
said
Amory
,
"
should
have
an
equal
start
.
If
his
father
can
endow
him
with
a
good
physique
and
his
mother
with
some
common
sense
in
his
early
education
,
that
should
be
his
heritage
.
If
the
father
ca
n't
give
him
a
good
physique
,
if
the
mother
has
spent
in
chasing
men
the
years
in
which
she
should
have
been
preparing
herself
to
educate
her
children
,
so
much
the
worse
for
the
child
.
He
should
n't
be
artificially
bolstered
up
with
money
,
sent
to
these
horrible
tutoring
schools
,
dragged
through
college
...
Every
boy
ought
to
have
an
equal
start
.
"
