The importance we attach to money can imprison us in two kinds of . One is of losing money. The poet rightly points out that none of us can part with money without a sense of uneasiness. The ** the amount, the worse is the uneasiness When we hand out a pound note or a ten-pound note, we do so with a pang and a tremor respectively. That is why money can make us quail and can have cruel control over us. The second kind of is the of having no money. This is worse than the first and can easily change to a delirium. This is strong because when one has no money, one is made to eat dirt.
