It was an amazing predicament. He was, in one sense, the richest man that ever lived - and yet was he worth anything at all? (F. Scott Fitzgerald)

It was an amazing predicament. He was, in one sense, the richest man that ever lived - and yet was he worth anything at all?

F. Scott Fitzgerald

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