Quote by William Caxton

Love lasteth long as the money endureth

Love lasteth long as the money endureth

Summary

This quote suggests that the longevity of love is directly linked to the availability of money or financial resources. In other words, love is expected to thrive as long as there is wealth to support it. It implies that love can be shallow, transient, and dependent on material conditions. The quote highlights the belief that love can be influenced or even bought, suggesting that it can be conditional and ultimately short-lived when monetary circumstances change.

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Money Love

By William Caxton

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