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__________(1) Robinson was born in 1834. When her parents __________(2), she was thirty years old. They left her $__________(3) million ($185 million in today's dollars). She was __________(4) good at business and soon made more money. __________(5) was famous as the riches woman in the United __________(6), but she was also famous because she was very __________(7). Even when she was __________(8), she was stingy. For instance, on her twenty-first __________(9), she refused to light the candles on her birthday __________(10) because she did not want to waste them. __________(11) next day, she cleaned the candles and returned them __________(12) the store to get a refund. __________(13) Hetty always thought men wanted to marry her for __________(14) money. Finally, at the age of thirty-three, she __________(15) to get married because she did not want her __________(16) to get her money. She married Edward Green, __________(17) was a millionaire. They had a son and a __________(18). Soon after, Hetty divorced him because she did __________(19) agree with him about money matters. __________(20) Hetty was even stingy with her own child. For __________(21), when her son hurt his knee in an accident, __________(22) did not call a doctor. She tired to __________(23) care of it herself. When her son's knee __________(24) get better, she dressed him in old clothes and __________(25) him to a free clinic. The doctors recognized __________(26) and asked for money. Hetty refused to pay __________(27) took her son home. The boy did not __________(28) medical treatment, and a few years later his leg __________(29) amputated. Hetty was stingy __________(30) herself, too. For example, she always wore the __________(31) black dress. As the years passed by, the __________(32) of the dress changed from black to green and __________(33) brown. When the dress became dirty, she went __________(34) a cheap laundry and told them to wash only __________(35) bottom where it was dirty, and she waited until __________(36) was ready. Her undergarments were old newspapers she __________(37) from the streets. She rented a cheap apartment __________(38) no heat in New Jersey because she did not __________(39) to pay taxes in New York. Then she __________(40) on the train to her office in New York. __________(41) office was a space in a bank, which the __________(42) gave to her for free. All she ate __________(43) raw onions and cold oatmeal. She as too __________(44) to spend money to heat he food. Sometimes, __________(45) heat her oatmeal, she put it on the office __________(46) because that was free. She also ate cookies, __________(47) regular cookies were too expensive for her, so she __________(48) a long way to get broken cookies, which were __________(49) cheaper. One time, she spent half the night __________(50) for a two-cent stamp. __________(51) Hetty Green died in 1916, she had no friends. __________(52) left more than $100 million (over $17 billion today) __________(53) her son and daughter. Her son and daughter __________(54) not stingy like Hetty, and they spent the money freely.