Quote by Henry David Thoreau

“When he's hot, he's hot; when he's not, he's not. But at least there is always food”

— Helen Fielding

“That's the thing about luxury, darlings. The moment you become accustomed to it, it is no longer a luxury but a necessity. People forget…

— Susan Jane Gilman

“But often, it is the forbidden that is the hottest, and the depraved that is the most arousing.”

— Alessandra Torre

“. . to cook well and with imagination you have to be in a cheerful and contented frame of mind, and thus inclined to be generous.”

— Alice Thomas Ellis

“Women always said he was warm. They snuggled with him in bed, grateful for the heat. A couple of his lovers even claimed that,…

— Christina Dodd

“But then we did not think ever of ourselves as poor. We did not accept it. We thought we were superior people and other…

— Ernest Hemingway

“for I was rich, if not in money, in sunny hours and summer days, and spent them lavishly;”

— Henry David Thoreau

“Fresh food is a luxury everyone can afford.”

— David Moyer

“A luxury, once enjoyed, becomes a necessity.”

— Anonymous

“It rankled her that people richer than she were so often less worthy and attractive. More slobbish and louty. Comfort could be found in…

— Jonathan Franzen

“It is the luxurious and dissipated who set the fashions which the herd so diligently follow.”

— Henry David Thoreau

“The rewards of wealth beyond measure had proved cold; only the hungry desire for that wealth hissed with heat.”

— Steven Erikson