The Greatest Hardship Of Poverty

Never Does Nature Say One Thing And Wisdom Another.

The Smell Of Money Is Good, Come Whence It May. [alluding To Vespasian's Tax On Ordure.]

Of The Woes Of Unhappy Poverty, None Is More Difficult To Bear Than That It Heaps Men With Ridicule.

The Fisherman Could Perhaps Be Bought For Less Than The Fish.

The Dowry, Not The Wife, Is The Object Of Attraction.