Why do they say it is the poor that need to worry about keeping the wolf from the door?
Firstly the poor old wolf gets maligned quite wrongly and too often, which is a great shame.
Second , the poor have nothing much for the wolf to take . . . it is the rich man that should 'fear the wolf' for he has plenty to worry about.
There are many wolves in many guises, but I can't help feeling that this old saying is somewhat flawed. I bet you still use it though . . . I do too.
Firstly the poor old wolf gets maligned quite wrongly and too often, which is a great shame.
Second , the poor have nothing much for the wolf to take . . . it is the rich man that should 'fear the wolf' for he has plenty to worry about.
There are many wolves in many guises, but I can't help feeling that this old saying is somewhat flawed. I bet you still use it though . . . I do too.
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