Too far Quote by Alexander Solzhenitsyn

“The belly is a demon. It doesn't remember how well you treated it yesterday; it'll cry out for more tomorrow.”

— Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

“He remembered that right after that, he had stolen a loaf of bread from a delicatessen counter and had taken it home and devoured…

— Patricia Highsmith

“He had been taught that bread unshared is bread unblessed when someone else is hungry, whether man or beast, friend or stranger.”

— Dorothy West

“After a while I got hungry and went to the kitchen. There was nothing to eat. I drank another beer and looked again, and…

— Robert B. Parker

“Forget food for thought. Give me food for my belly.”

— Jarod Kintz

“Shukhov ate his supper without bread--a double portion and bread on top of it would be too rich. So he'd save the bread. You…

— Anonymous

“All this miraculous hatred. Christ, a man can't eat his breakfast for filling his belly full of it.”

— Colum McCann

“You’ll consider what you did wrong & bookend your reflections with hunger – no supper, no breakfast.”

— Stephen King

“He sopped other dies of bread in the gravy and ate piece after piece of kidney.”

— James Joyce

“I cut a loaf of bread, and there wasn't any bread, Is this an omen?”

— Miguel

“What he ate did not so much relieve his hunger, as keep it immortal in him.”

— Herman Melville

“He wished he had some bread crumbs or something to leave a trail. Of course, if he had bread crumbs, he wouldn’t be looking…

— Suzanne Collins