Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Fond pride of dress is sure a very curse

Fond pride of dress is sure a very curse

Summary

This quote suggests that an excessive attachment or value placed on one's appearance and clothing can be a burden or disadvantage. It implies that a strong and shallow concern for outward appearances can have negative consequences, such as leading to vanity, superficiality, or an unfulfilling obsession with materialism. Thus, the quote warns against the potential harm caused by excessive pride in one's attire.

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By Benjamin Franklin

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