Samuel Butler: It is said of money that it is more easily made than kept and this is true of many things, such as friendship; and even

It is said of money that it is more easily made than kept and this is true of ma — Samuel Butler

It is said of money that it is more easily made than kept and this is true of many things, such as friendship; and even life itself is more easily got than kept.

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