Sorrows of the Millionaire 

    by George Bernard Shaw

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    In the advertisements of the manufacturers of the country, I find that everything is produced for the million and nothing for the millionaire．Children，boys，youths，“gems”，ladies，artisans，professional men，even peers，and kings，are catered for; but the millionaire’s custom is evidently not worth having; there are too few of him．Whilst the poorest have their Rag Fair，a duly organized and busy market in Houndsditch，where you can buy a book for a penny，you may search the world in vain for the market where the 50￡boot，the special dear line of hats at forty guineas，the cloth of gold bicycling suit，and the Cleopatra claret，four pearls to the bottle，can be purchased wholesale．

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