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But suddenly, he realizes that by taking his offers he also degrading his pride. He realizes whatever Mr. Potter does; it must be has a bad purpose. Though with all the money Mr. Potter offers George can live more that enough goods, he keeps his pride over the money...
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Though with all the money Mr. Potter offers George can live more that enough goods, he keeps his pride over the money. If many people today do the same thing like George does, money will not control people. Honesty. That is what people need these days...
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