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Poverty is no sin, but it is terribly inconvenient.

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Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty, supped with infamy.

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Rather a man without money, than money without a man.

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Rather be a hog than an ignorant rich man.

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Rich for yourself, poor for your friend. Rich in gold, rich in care.

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Rich men and fortunate men have need of much prudence.

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Rich men are slaves condemned to the mines.

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Rich men feel misfortunes that pass over poor men’s heads.

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Rich men seem happy, great and wise, all which the goodjnan only is.

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Rich men’s spots are covered with money.

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Riches abuse them who Jcnow not how to use them.

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Riches and cares are inseparable.

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Riches and virtue do not always keep each other company.

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Riches are always restless; it is only to poverty the gods give content.

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Riches are first to be sought for, after wealth virtue.

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Riches are like muck which stinks in a heap but spread abroad makes the earth fruitful.

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Riches are often abused but never refused.

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Riches cause arrogance, poverty meekness.

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Riches come better after poverty than poverty after riches.

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Riches hath made more men covetous, than covetous-ness hath made men rich.