Virtue, Abode of
Virtue is rejected by the rich and wicked but welcomed by poverty, showing true value.
For when Virtue came from heaven (as the poet feigns), rich men kicked her up, wicked men abhorred her, courtiers scoffed at her, citizens hated her; and, that she was thrust out of doors in every place, she came at last to her sister Poverty, where she had found good entertainment. Poverty and Virtue dwell together. Burton.