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On the salt marsh flowers do not grow.

The fact that nothing spoils as easily as greed. Parsimony is akin to skin diseases. Because she is not dying, it is not sympathy, and disgust. I wasn't quite a full-fledged Vice, it is not intended and forgiveness is only a mockery.

The money the oligarch to his rowing with a shovel, and from himself gives the scoop.

Woman, even the most unselfish, appreciate the man's generosity and breadth of nature. Woman poetic, and what could be more prosaic greed.

The life of a miser is a Comedy in which only applaud the last act.

The more greed, the more cruelty.

The miser feels severe pain in order their property to keep, envious because of his shameful conduct cannot live in peace. One dies from what torments himself, the other hurt because of their actions.

Knowledge is acquired in order to strengthen faith, not in order to amass wealth. A stingy rich man, an animal loaded with books; the scientist, is not valid under the law, are clouds, bringing rain.

Depraved scientist is a person who knows, which is itself depressing, stingy rich man is an ignorant person who is torturing himself. These people are needlessly losing life, before they die, they repent and regret. First suffered to acquire knowledge, but to apply them failed, the second suffered to amass wealth, but to use them did not.

A man devoid of generosity, like a shell without pearls - who needs an empty turtle shell and beziercurve sink? The miser will not enter Paradise, even if he is from the lineage of the prophets, the generous will not go to hell, even if he is a slave of vices. Generous is a cloud that gives the harvest of grace, the miser is the ant, accustomed ears of wheat and pick up.

There are geeks whose properties neither hide,
Especially vile and nasty:
Brainless Shah, a stingy rich man
Pundit, money greedy.

Of thousands one to share with others
And most of the misers, and all currently take.
It is the custom there, and all of it is stored:
To take from others - easy to give - hard work.

At a mean man, he had a beautiful wife. And since he was denied such necessities, among them was the eternal quarrel. One day, greatly angered his wife, this man decided to divorce her. He did it according to all rules of law, returned her dowry and removed from their homes.
Hearing about the extraordinary beauty of this woman came to the king. He was smitten by her love and he sent messengers to take her to wife. She said:
I'll go for the king if he commanded to take me in his chariot, and to manage it ordered my ex-husband.
And the king commanded it to be so.
When the chariot traveled along the road, the woman took out a Dinar and threw it on the ground. Then she said her former husband who drove the chariot:
- Lift your, please, zuzu, I dropped it.
Bending down, he found on the ground Dinar. Then he said:
Is not zuza, and Dinar.
She replied:
- Blessed be the Creator, who is lost ahead has in store for me the Dinar.
She hinted at the fact that I lost a mere human, and found the king.

One miser dropped zuzu. Immediately lifting her up, he kissed the coin, patted her and turned to her with these words:
- You me and the father, mother and brother, and friend! How many cities have you wandered how many seas you crossed! How many rich people you turned to the poor, and how poor you become rich! How many girls have you deflowered, how many beauties you have corrupted!
Tossing a coin in his pocket, he added:
- Go now to a place where you're already not going anywhere! More you will not disturb people.