Don't you ever mind, " she asked suddenly, "not being rich enough to buy all the books you want?

Edith Wharton
Don't you ever mind,
Don't you ever mind,
Don't you ever mind,
Don't you ever mind,
About This Quote

When children get old enough to want to read and learn, they feel like they don't have the money to buy the books they want. This can be a hindrance, but it shouldn't stop them from reading. It's important that children do not let money stop them from doing what they want to do. If they do, then they won't accomplish their dreams.

Source: The House Of Mirth

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