Winslow Homer Kissing the Moon painting

Winslow Homer Kissing the Moon paintingAndrew Atroshenko Before the Dance paintingEdward Hopper Second Story Sunlight painting
much change left out of twenty million, can he?"
"I think you're right there, Calpumia."
"Well, seven million in three months! How is the money going to last at that rate, even if all the rich men who die leave him all their money? The Imperial revenue is less now than it used to be when your old grandmother ran the and went over the accounts."
"Perhaps he'll be more economical after the first excitement of having money to spend. He's got a good excuse for spending; he says that the stagnation of money in the Treasury under Tiberius had a most disastrous effect on trade. He wants to put a few million into circulation again."
"Well, you're better acquainted with him than I am. Perhaps he'll know just when to stop. But if he goes on at this rate he won't have a penny left in a couple of years, and then who's going to pay? That's why I spoke of informers and treason-trials."
I said: "Calpumia, I'm going to buy you a pearl necklace while