Man is none the happier for his wealth.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

True wealth does not consist of what we have, but in what we are.

Man is none the happier for his wealth.

A man's happiness depends, not so much on his circumstances, as on his way of thinking.

No matter how rich a man may be, he ought not to be idle.

You should not respect a man because he is rich.

However rich a man may be,―No matter how rich a man may be―Be man as rich as he will,―Be a man ever so rich,―he ought not to eat the bread of idleness.

Happiness depends, not so much on circumstances, as on one's way of thinking.

Sometimes rich people look down on other people who do not have much money.

Merchants should not be concerned only with moneymaking.

A man's worth lies not in what he has but in what he is.

However rich a man may be, he ought not to eat the bread of idleness.

Happiness depends, not as much on circumstances, as on one's way of thinking.

Nothing gives us so much pleasure as making things ourselves.

Every man can not be happy.

Every man cannot be happy.

Be a man ever so rich, he mustn't be idle.

No matter how rich a person is, he shouldn't be idle.

A man's worth lies in what he is rather than in what he has.

No matter how rich a man may be,―However rich a man may be,―Be a man as rich as he will,―Be a man ever so rich,―he ought not to eat the bread of idleness.

However rich a man may be―Be a man ever so rich―he ought not to eat the bread of idleness.

However rich a man may be,―Though a man be ever so rich,―Be a man ever so rich,―he ought not to eat the bread of idleness.

However rich a man may be,―Be a man as rich as he will,―he should not eat the bread of idleness.

Be a man ever so rich, he ought not to eat the bread of idleness.

A man's worth lies in what he is rather than what he has.

Happy is the man who is contented with his lot.

The true value of a man does not lie in what he has.

Few rich men own their own property.

A gentleman is a man of independent means.

However rich a man may be, he should not eat the bread of idleness.

Accordingly as people become rich, they are apt to be stingy.