Life, I grumble at it, I challenge it, I lash it with my tongue. But what can one do?Elizabeth Boyd
Bill, rich Bill, with his piles and piles of money—there never seemed any end to it—it just flowed in.Lord Dawlish
The more I see of life, the more does it appear to me that Love, the real thing, mind you, not the false, shoddy imitation one reads about in novels, is the only worthwhile thing in the world.Elizabeth Boyd
It's a terrible thing for a woman to have to choose between her own happiness and her brother's livelihood.Claire Fenwick
He stumbled on, his brain a whirl of new thoughts. He was dazed, intoxicated. He was drunk with happiness.Bill Chalmers
No man, my dear, can contemplate the spectacle of you up a hayrick without emotion!Lord Dawlish
The right sort of man, one who had plenty of money and didn't mind parting with itBill Chalmers
There are some men who stove in heads as a means of livelihood. There are others, less robust, who achieve the same result by mental processes.The Narrator
Life without money must be smoother and more truly democratic. Superficially, the thing has its drawbacks, but at heart it's all right.Lord Dawlish
Money complicates life. Life without money is rough in spots, but it has a sort of dignity.Elizabeth Boyd