But he that, having attained immense wealth and prosperity or acquired (vast) learning, doth not bear himself haughtily, is reckoned as wise. Who, again, is more heartless than he, who, though possessed of affluence, eateth himself and weareth excellent robes himself without distributing his wealth among his dependents? While one person committeth sins, many reap the advantage resulting therefrom; (yet in the end) it is the doer alone to whom the sin attacheth while those that enjoy the fruit escape unhurt.

In plain words: Someone who gains great wealth or learning but stays humble is wise. Nobody is more heartless than a rich person who eats and dresses well but shares nothing with those who depend on him. When one person sins, many may enjoy the gains, but only the sinner carries the guilt.