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"
They
have
had
everything
they
want
,
even
to
their
pay
,
"
said
Lucio
,
a
trifle
impatiently
--
"
Did
I
not
tell
you
Geoffrey
,
that
when
I
undertake
to
do
anything
,
I
do
it
thoroughly
or
not
at
all
?
"
I
looked
at
him
--
he
smiled
,
but
his
eyes
were
sombre
and
scornful
.
"
All
right
!
"
I
responded
carelessly
,
not
wishing
to
offend
him
--
"
Have
it
your
own
way
!
But
,
upon
my
word
,
to
me
it
is
all
like
devil
's
magic
!
"
"
What
is
?
"
he
asked
imperturbably
.
"
Everything
!
--
the
dancers
--
the
number
of
servants
and
pages
--
why
,
there
must
have
been
two
or
three
hundred
of
them
--
those
wonderful
'
tableaux
,
'
--
the
illuminations
--
the
supper
--
everything
I
tell
you
!
--
and
the
most
astonishing
part
of
it
now
is
,
that
all
these
people
should
have
cleared
out
so
soon
!
"
"
Well
,
if
you
elect
to
call
money
devil
's
magic
,
you
are
right
,
"
--
said
Lucio
.
"
But
surely
in
some
cases
,
not
even
money
could
procure
such
perfection
of
detail
"
--
--
I
began
.
"
Money
can
procure
anything
!
"
--
he
interrupted
,
a
thrill
of
passion
vibrating
in
his
rich
voice
--
"
I
told
you
that
long
ago
.
It
is
a
hook
for
the
devil
himself
.
Not
that
the
devil
could
be
supposed
to
care
about
world
's
cash
personally
--
but
he
generally
conceives
a
liking
for
the
company
of
the
man
who
possesses
it
;
--
possibly
he
knows
what
that
man
will
do
with
it
.
I
speak
metaphorically
of
course
--
but
no
metaphor
can
exaggerate
the
power
of
money
.
Trust
no
man
or
woman
's
virtue
till
you
have
tried
to
purchase
it
with
a
round
sum
in
hard
cash
!
Money
,
my
excellent
Geoffrey
,
has
done
everything
for
you
--
remember
that
!
--
you
have
done
nothing
for
yourself
.
"
"
That
's
not
a
very
kind
speech
,
"
--
I
said
,
somewhat
vexedly
.
"
No
?
And
why
?
Because
it
's
true
?
I
notice
most
people
complain
of
'
unkindness
'
when
they
are
told
a
truth
.
