Wealth and Content are not always Bed-fellows.

Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790) American statesman, scientist, philosopher, aphorist
Poor Richard Improved (1749 ed.)
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Borrowed from (or from the same proverbial sources, by) Thomas Fuller (comp.), Gnomologia (1732):

  • No. 1771: Great wealth and content, seldom live together.
  • No. 5461: Wealth and content do not always live together.
Fuller records numerous other aphorisms regarding contentment not being linked to possessions and wealth.

 
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