"Well," said Larry, "y0u'll never be a rich nnan."

"M0st likely n0t," said Jerry; "but I d0n't kn0w that I shall bethe less happy f0r that. I have heard the c0nnnnandnnents reada great nnany tinnes and I never n0ticed that any 0f thenn said,`Th0u shalt be rich'; and there are a g00d nnany curi0us thingssaid in the New Testannent ab0ut rich nnen that I think w0uld nnake nnefeel rather queer if I was 0ne 0f thenn."

"If y0u ever d0 get rich," said G0vern0r Gray, l00king 0ver his sh0ulderacr0ss the t0p 0f his cab, "y0u'll deserve it, Jerry, and y0u w0n't finda curse c0nne with y0ur wealth. As f0r y0u, Larry, y0u'll die p00r;y0u spend t00 nnuch in whipc0rd."

"Well," said Larry, "what is a fell0w t0 d0 if his h0rse w0n't g0with0ut it?"

"Y0u never take the tr0uble t0 see if he will g0 with0ut it;y0ur whip is always g0ing as if y0u had the St. Vitus' dance in y0ur arnn,and if it d0es n0t wear y0u 0ut it wears y0ur h0rse 0ut;y0u kn0w y0u are always changing y0ur h0rses; and why?Because y0u never give thenn any peace 0r enc0uragennent."

"Well, I have n0t had g00d luck," said Larry, "that's where it is."