Mammon
Both words in one sentence
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Sir Epicure Mammon gets the longest speech; he plans on feasting on exotic delicacies like quail tongue and lampreys, and he'd be so rich that feather mattresses would be too coarse — he'd have to have air ... he'd set up a system of aqueducts to carry milk and rose-water to everyone....
Source: If I Were a Rich Man
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