Poverty (n.) shows us who are our friends and who our enemies.
Poverty (n.) is death in another form.
Poverty (n.) is in want of many things, greed of everything.
Poverty (n.) is no disgrace, but it is a great inconvenience.
Poverty (n.) is not possessing few things, but lacking many things.
Poverty (n.) is shunned and treated as a crime throughout the world.
Poverty (n.) is inspiring of genius — the belly is the giver of genius.
Poverty (n.) , that deep disgrace, bids us to do or suffer anything.