List Of Rich Or Poor Quotes

It Is The Mind That Maketh Good Or Ill, That Maketh Wretch Or Happy, Rich Or Poor.

In Manhasset You Were Either Yankees Or Mets, Rich Or Poor, Sober Or Drunk...you Were 'gaelic' Or 'garlic," As One Schoolmate Told Me, And I Couldn't Admit, To Him Or Myself, That I Had Both Irish And Italian Ancestors.

When Life Is Too Easy For Us, We Must Beware Or We May Not Be Ready To Meet The Blows Which Sooner Or Later Come To Everyone, Rich Or Poor.

We're All Going To Face Extreme Stress In Our Lives, There's No One Who Is Going To Escape That. That's The One Thing, Rich Or Poor, I Don't Care Who You Are, You're Going To Lose.

The Earth, In Its Natural, Uncultivated State Was, And Ever Would Have Continued To Be, The Common Property Of The Human Race." As The Land Gets Cultivated, "it Is The Value Of The Improvement, Only, And Not The Earth Itself, That Is In Individual Property. Every Proprietor, Therefore, Of Cultivated Lands, Owes To The Community A Ground-rent..to Every Person, Rich Or Poor...because It Is In Lieu Of The Natural Inheritance, Which, As A Right, Belongs To Every Man, Over And Above The Property He May Have Created, Or Inherited From Those Who Did

If You Set Yourself To It, You Can Live The Same Life, Rich Or Poor. You Can Keep On With Your Books And Your Ideas. You Just Got To Say To Yourself, "i'm A Free Man In Here" - He Tapped His Forehead - "and You're All Right.

The Influential Man Is The Successful Man, Whether He Be Rich Or Poor.

Whoever You Are, No Matter What Social Position You Have, Rich Or Poor, Always Show Great Strength And Determination, And Always Do Everything With Much Love And Deep Faith In God. One Day You Will Reach Your Goal.

Sports Was A Great Equalizer. It Didn't Have Color. It Didn't Matter Whether You Were Rich Or Poor, Black Or White. It Really Shaped Me In Many Ways To Be Able To Deal With A Lot Of Different Personalities And Different Cultures. Sports Were The Common Thread.

But Rich Or Poor, Black Or White, None Of Us Are Entitled To Anything.

Every Man Is Rich Or Poor According To The Degree In Which He Can Afford To Enjoy The Necessaries, Conveniences, And Amusements Of Human Life.

Whether Rich Or Poor, A Home Is Not A Home Unless The Roots Of Love Are Ever Striking Deeper Through The Crust Of The Earthly And The Conventional, Into The Very Realities Of Being, Not Consciously Always; Seldom, Perhaps; The Simplicity Of Loving Grows By Living Simply Near Nature And God.