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Human, All-Too-Human, Part 2

Part 2 — 238.

Paul V. (Paul Victor) Cohn translation

Taxes of Luxury.—In shops we buy the most necessary and urgent things, and have to pay very dear, because we pay as well for what is also to be had there cheap, but seldom finds a customer—articles of luxury that minister to pleasure. Thus luxury lays a constant tax upon the man of simple life who does without luxuries.

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