Jean-Jacques Rousseau — "The rich man, in his bed of down, does not know the value of the poor man's slee…"
The rich man, in his bed of down, does not know the value of the poor man's sleep.
The rich man, in his bed of down, does not know the value of the poor man's sleep.
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