Quote by Grace Speare

The more we give of anything, the more we shall get back.

The more we give of anything, the more we shall get back.

Summary

This quote suggests that when we are generous, whether it be with our time, resources, or kindness, we will receive more in return. It highlights the concept of reciprocity, stating that the more we give, the more we can expect to receive in various forms, such as opportunities, positive outcomes, or even personal fulfillment. It emphasizes the idea that generosity not only benefits others but also brings about abundance and positivity in our own lives.

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Charity

By Grace Speare

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