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FOOTNOTES
[1] W. D. Mackenzie, The Ethics of Gambling, p. 64.
[2] The gambling habits of the rich who do not know how to “fill in their time” also arise from ennui, but in this paper I do not discuss the problem which they present. It is: How can we compel them to find occupations of social value?
[3] Cf. Nineteenth Century, January 1903, art. “Is Society worse than it was?”
[4] Recent London balls in aid of hospital funds, for instance, where the sufferings of the poor were sought to be alleviated by orgies of the rich.
[5] Early History of Charles James Fox, pp. 100-1.