I am sure it would be.

A man's means are a trust to be sacredly held for his own creditors as long as he has debts and obligations.
Notwithstanding my refusal to endorse the Morgan renewal, I was invited to accompany the parties to New York next morning in their special car for the purpose of consultation.

This I was only too glad to do.

Anthony Drexel was also called in to accompany us.

During the journey Mr.McCullough remarked that he had been looking around the car and had made up his mind that there was only one sensible man in it; the rest had all been "fools." Here was "Andy" who had paid for his shares and did not owe a dollar or have any responsibility in the matter, and that was the position they all ought to have been in.
Mr.Drexel said he would like me to explain how I had been able to steer clear of these unfortunate troubles.