In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

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In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

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Arthur Schopenhauer

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In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

In the end one who is inwardly poor comes to be also poor outwardly.

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