In receiving the sinners, Saint Peter told each of them their punishment in purgatory. To the three for whom wrath was their sin, he announced 100 years. He told the conceited sinner his fault was three times worse. The envious one and the gluttonous one each received their half of the previous four combined.
They hadn't departed before the seventh arrived: the greedy miser, with clammy hands and shifty eyes. The Saint told him two times the total of the wrathful men plus twenty-five years of tears and pain. How many years cumulated does this coarse crew deserve to pass at the very depths of the cage?