What are two arguments that the old woman uses in response to the knight's complaint about her poverty?

Two arguments that the old woman uses in response to the knight's complaint about her poverty.

She informed the knight about a circumstance in which he had to pick between a woman who is poor, old, and ugly but very devoted to him and a wife who is young, wealthy, and fair but constantly cheats behind his back.

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