"Oh, I say," cried Lord Warburton, "you＇re hardly the person to accuse a fellow-creature of being too rich!""Do you mean because I＇m a banker?" asked the old man.
"Because of that, if you like; and because you have—haven＇t you?—such unlimited means."
"He isn＇t very rich," the other young man mercifully pleaded. "He has given away an immense deal of money."
"Well, I suppose it was his own," said Lord Warburton; "and in that case could there be a better proof of wealth? Let not a public benefactor talk of one＇s being too fond of pleasure."