Quote by William Shakespeare

And makes me poor indeed.

And makes me poor indeed.

Summary

This quote suggests that something or someone has caused the speaker to become poor in a metaphorical sense. It implies that the individual's value or worth has been diminished or depleted due to the influence or presence of this other element. It conveys a feeling of grief or despair, indicating that whatever has caused this impoverishment has deeply affected the individual's sense of self and livelihood.

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Poverty

By William Shakespeare

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