Quote by Edward Moore

I am rich beyond the dreams of avarice.

I am rich beyond the dreams of avarice.

Summary

This quote is an expression of extreme wealth, stating that the speaker's wealth exceeds even the most insatiable desires. It suggests that the speaker has acquired immense riches, surpassing what most people could ever imagine or aspire to. The phrase "beyond the dreams of avarice" implies that their wealth is so immense that it cannot be contained within the bounds of ordinary human greed. It serves to emphasize the speaker's excessive wealth and their detachment from materialistic desires.

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By Edward Moore

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