VOLNEY, Constantine F. Chasseboef
(1757-1820), French philosopher
Prodigality and dissipation, at last bring a man to the want of the necessities of life; he falls into poverty, misery, and abject disgrace; so that even his acquaintances, fearful of being obliged to restore to him what he has squandered, fly from him as a debtor from his creditors, and he is left abandoned by all the world.
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