Quote by John Ray

Children are poor men's riches.

Children are poor men's riches.

Summary

This quote suggests that children are the true wealth and treasure for those who may not possess material riches. It emphasizes the significance of children within the lives of those who may be economically disadvantaged. Instead of money or material possessions, the quote highlights the deep value and joy that children bring to their parents or guardians. It emphasizes the idea that the true wealth in life comes from the love, happiness, and fulfillment that children provide, regardless of one's financial situation.

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By John Ray

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