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honour,notonlytotheneighbourhood,buttotherytoentandanhonourto
france,stoontoenglanditalystillntinuestondsosortofvenerationbythenuerofnuntsof
thiskindpossesses,thoughthehhproduced
theasdes
tobeextinguished,perhapsfroothavingthesaeloynttheexpensetoo,dities,
isfavourable,notonlytoacculation,buttofrugalityifapersonshouldatanytiex
selftothecensureofthepublictoreduce
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greatprofusiontogreatfrugality,tolaydownhisequipageafterhehasoncesetitup,arechangesescapetheobservationofhisneighbours,andply
soacknoentofprecedingbadnductfeherefore,ofthoseunateastolaunchouttoofar
intothissortofexpense,haveafter,
tillruinandbankruptbutifapersonhas,atanyti,beenattoogreatanexpenseinbuilding,infuiture,inbooksorpiprudencecanbeinferredfrois
changinghisnductthesearethingsinherexpenseisfrequentlyrenderedunneerexpense;andwhenapersonstopsshort,heappearstodoso,notbecausehehasexceededhisfortune,butbecausehehassatisfiedhisfancytheexpense,besides,thatislaidoutindurableditiesgivesintenanberof
peoplethanthatployedinthestprofuse
hospitalityofthreehundredofprovisions,hysotisbeservedupatagreatfestival,onehalf,perhaps,isthroothedunghill,andthereisaldealent
hadbeeneloyedinsettingtoasons,carpenters,upholsterers,chanics,etc,aquantityofprovisions,ofequalvalue,ongastillgreateuer
ofpeopleinpennyhsandpound
intheoneaintainsproductive,in
theotherunproductivehandsintheoneherefore,itincreases,intheother,itdoesnotincrease,theexchangeablevalueoftheannualproduceofthelandandlabouroftheuntry
ieanthat
theonespeciesofexpensealoreliberalor
generousspiritthantheotheranoffortunespendshisrevenuechieflyinhospitality,hesharesthegreaterpartofitpanions;butploysitin
purchasingsuchdurabledities,heoftenspendsthewholeuponhisohingtoanybodyhoutan
equivalentthelatterspeciesofexpense,therefore,especiallyentsof
dressandfuiture,jerinkets,gely
indicates,notonlyatrifling,butabaseandselfishdispositionallthatianis,thattheonesortofexpense,asitaleaodities,as
itisrefavourabletoprivatefrugality,and,nsequently,totheinaintains
produorethan
theothertothegroopulence
chapteriv
ofstocklentatinterest
thestockatinterestisalonsideredas
acapitalbythelenderheexpectsthatinduetiitistoberestoredtohiandthatintheantitheborroopayhicertainannualrentfortheuseofittheborroayuseiteitherasadiate
nsutionifheusesitasacapital,heeloysitintheintenanceofproductivelabourers,hevaluehaprofithecan,inthiscase,bothrestorethecapitalandpaytheinteresthoutalienatingorencroachinguponanyothersourceofrevenueifheusesitasastockreservedforiediatensution,heactsthepartofaprodigal,anddissipatesintheintenanceoftheidleinedforthesupportoftheindustrioushecan,inthiscase,neitherrestorethecapitalnorpaytheinteresthouteitheralienatingoreneothersourceofrevenue,suchasthepropertyortherentofland
thestockatinterestis,nodoubt,
oployedinboththeseerch
refrequentlythaninthelatterthenwhoborrowsinordertospendwill
generallyhaveoccasiontorepentofhisfollytoborroolendforsuchapurpose,therefore,isinallcases,wheregrossusuryisoutofthequestion,ntrarytotheinterestofbothparties;andthoughitnodoubthappenssotisthatpeopledoboththeoneandtheother;yet,froheregardthatallnhavefortheiroaybeassuredthatitcannot
happensoveryfrequentlyasetisapttoigineaskanyrionprudencetohetsof
peoplehehaslentthegreaterpartofhisstock,tothosewho,hethinks,ployitprofitably,ortothosewhowillspenditidly,andheyouforproposingthequestion
evenangborroost
fausforfrugality,thenuerofthefrugalandindustrioussurpassesnsiderablythatoftheprodigalandidletheonlypeopletostockisnlylent,hout
theirbeingexpectedtokeanyveryprofitableuseofit,areuntrygentlenortgageeventheyscarceever
borroerelytospendtheyborroaysay,is
nlyspentbeforetheyborrotheyhavegenerallynsudsogreataquantityofgoods,advanupon
en,thattheyfinditnecessary
toborrointerestinordertopaythedebtthecapitalborrohecapitalsofthoseshopkeepersand
tradesn,enuldnothavereplaced
froherentsoftheirestatesitisnotproperlyborrowedinordertobespent,butinordertoreplaceacapitalhhadbeenspentbefore
alstallloansatinterestaredeinney,eitherofpaper,orofgoldandsilverbuttheborros,
andoney,
buttheneysh,orthegoodscanpurchaseifhe
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