Quote by Yiddish Proverb

He who marries for money earns it.

He who marries for money earns it.

Summary

This quote implies that if someone chooses to marry solely for financial gain rather than love or companionship, they will ultimately have to work hard to maintain and benefit from the wealth they have acquired. It suggests that marrying for money is not a path to effortless prosperity, but rather a path that requires effort and dedication in order to fully enjoy the benefits of the wealth gained through the marriage.

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