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Updated: June 12, 2025
Her plans if followed would have made him a scholar, a man living his life among books and ideas. Instead, he had chosen to live his life among men, to be a money-maker, to drive about the country like Freedom Smith, making deals with farmers. She had seen him driving at evening through the street to Freedom's house, going in and out of Wildman's, and walking through the streets with men.
As a general proposition, it is not to be denied, that those who are in haste to get rich will find in the dry-goods jobbing-business many temptations and snares into which one may easily fall. A young man who is not fortified by a faithful home-training, and by sound religious principle, will be likely enough to degenerate into a heartless money-maker.
I love you and embrace you. Think sometimes of your old troubadour. Friday G. Sand I think that I shall give you pleasure and joy when I tell you that La Conjuration d'Ambroise, thus says my porter, is announced as a real money-maker. There was a line this evening as at Villemer, and Magny which is also a barometer, shows fair weather. So be content, if that keeps up, Bouilhet is a success. Sunday
This series will be a money-maker, and a big one, if ever they reach the screen. You're old enough in the business to know that, Mart. You saw how this film hit the bunch, and you know what it takes to rouse any enthusiasm in the projection room. And take it from me, Mart this is straight! that's the only way in God's world to make that series take hold at all. As drama the stuff is hopeless.
Of this we may be assured even when we remember that money-making, and what goes with it, is not the only aim in life. After cataloguing so much that is virtuous in the pursuit of money-making the suggestion is inevitable that there must be some other side to it, that the common views of the rapacity of the money-maker cannot be wholly unfounded. What then are the vices of the money-making aim?
"I couldn't sleep at night if I thought I'd been the cause of anything turning turtle or dashing into the side-lines." "Dear lady!" he said, shocked; "I had no idea of asking you to help me out of my difficulties. Anyhow, while matters are at a standstill probably some shrewd money-maker here will come forward before long and make a nice profit on a small investment."
"Tha pulled me out o' the water just when I was going under, lad. God bless thee!" he broke out, and shook his hand with rough vigor. "I signed with the North Electric yesterday." "Good business!" said Tembarom. "Now I'm in on the ground floor with what's going to be the biggest money-maker in sight." "The way tha talked New York to them chaps took my fancy," chuckled Hutchinson.
He is the born money-maker, bread-winner, provider the hüsbonda of our Anglo-Saxon ancestry and the pocket is his heraldic symbol, his birthright. The pocket question obtrudes itself at an alarmingly early period of married life whoever may be the moneyed member of the new firm.
He believed that the logical answer to the situation was money in the bank and with all the ardour of his boy's heart he strove to realise that answer. He wanted to be a money-maker and the totals at the foot of the pages in the soiled yellow bankbook were the milestones that marked the progress he had already made.
The producers of these things the physician, the trainer, the money-maker each in turn contends that his art produces the greatest good. Surely, says the physician, health is the greatest good; there is more good in my art, says the trainer, for my business is to make men beautiful and strong in body; and consider, says the money-maker, whether any one can produce a greater good than wealth.
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