The Three Purposes of the Plan Death

"I am determined to follow an exact plan that he does say will lead any honorable man out of debt into means and self-respect," writes the king. "One-tenth of all I earn shall be set aside as my own to keep for Mathon speaketh wisely when he says, that man who keepth in his purse both gold and silver that he need not spend is good to his family and loyal to his king." He adds: 'The man who hath but a few coppers in his purse is indifferent to his family... But the man who hath not in his purse are unkind to his family ... For his own heart is bitter'