"Inexpensively" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... safe from his own violence in London. If one did not shut one's self out from the complex appeal to one's higher self one could hardly go to one's tailor or one's hatter or one's shoemaker, on those missions which, it is a national superstition with us, may be more inexpensively fulfilled there than at home. The best way is to begin by giving up everything, by frankly saying to yourself that you will not be bothered, that man's days of travel are full of trouble, and that you are going to get what little joy you can out of them as ...
— London Films • W.D. Howells
... German dishes well and inexpensively, you could not do better than go to the Ruedesheimer in the Friedrichstrasse. The house can provide you with an excellent bottle of Rhine wine, having a ...
— The Gourmet's Guide to Europe • Algernon Bastard
... dressing-tables. And then, although the Church has preserved for the amethyst a sacerdotal character which is at once unctuous and solemn, this stone, too, is abused on the blood-red ears and veined hands of butchers' wives who love to adorn themselves inexpensively with real and heavy jewels. Only the sapphire, among all these stones, has kept its fires undefiled by any taint of commercialism. Its sparks, crackling in its limpid, cold depths have in some way protected its shy and proud ...
— Against The Grain • Joris-Karl Huysmans |
