Scandinavian Review, October 1st, 2001
Reprinted from the September/October 1915 issue of the Review
It happens quite often here in America, but very rarely in Scandinavia, that a man grows old, prominent, and wealthy, and awaits death's call without obligations to anybody and without issue or near relatives to reap the harvest of his life's toil. The last will and testament of such a man is always a good test of his character. He does not leave his fortune to those he loves; love and hatred have lost the strength that was theirs in youth and are no more the principal factors in his life. But he may have formed ideals during his c...
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