Philosophying poverty and the New York Ad vertiser tale
A perky exchange about happiness via poverty and intellectual vanity is recounted from the New York Advertiser. A cross faced woman boasts of philosophical pondering since not buying books or attending plays, while a companion shrugs at deprivation and social duties.
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