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1 2|      and whether he be rich or poor; and, on the other hand,
2 3|     days mankind were not very poor; nor was poverty a cause
3 4|        extravagant sort; and a poor miserly man, who had not
4 5| profligate, and therefore very poor; while he who spends on
5 5|       more than he can be very poor. Our statement, then, is
6 6|  advise you neither to avoid a poor marriage, nor specially
7 6|     say for the instruction of poor men that he who neither