Quotes About Pleasure
To close read is to linger, to dally, to take pleasure in tarrying, and to hold out that these activities can allow us to look both hard and askance at the norm.
~ Elizabeth Freeman
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She knew that pleasure, to be pleasure, must come to an end.
~ Elizabeth Goudge
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And then he only had eyes for the pie. Watch any man, he could be ninety years old and drooling spit, but at the sight of homemade pie every last one of his wits will spring to attention.
~ Elizabeth Hay
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Charity liked brandy. She liked the way it burned her throat while soothing the ache in her heart.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
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Holidays were invented so single women could overeat without feeling guilty.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
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I do not like the people who read fifteen books by a man who has written three worth reading.' 'But if one enjoys reading, one must be resigned to many disappointments.' 'Disappointments – certainly. But if you read a book and are disappointed, it is because you intended to be pleased.
~ Elizabeth Jane Howard
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Imogen," he said with forced patience, "you have plenty of occupations of your own, and you don't care to do the things that give a great deal of pleasure to me – when I have time to do them. You don't want to fish or shoot and you can't drive my car, which would be a help to me sometimes. Am I to understand that you object to my having the companionship of another woman who can do these things?
~ Elizabeth Jenkins
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I love being asked to identify plants, and I don't know which gives me more pleasure: to know what they are or not to know what they are.
~ Elizabeth Lawrence
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A woman of intense feeling, head thrown back, hair wild, lips open upon a cry of unbelievable pleasure. The enchanted. A warrior both disciplined and passionate, his whole being focused in the moment. The enchanter. Now he is bending down to her, drinking her cries .....
~ Elizabeth Lowell
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intriguing sensual pleasure.
~ Elizabeth Lowell
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What are friends for, but to help each other get through bad times and have multiple orgasms?
~ Elizabeth Morgan
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Aching for one thing and enjoying something else aren't mutually exclusive.
~ Elizabeth Musser
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I get way too much happiness from good food.
~ Elizabeth Olsen
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Peculiar or not, it is my idea of pleasure. Why, why else do you lead this life you don't enjoy it? Don't talk of duty to me; you men always have some high-sounding excuse for indulging yourselves. You go gallivanting over the earth, climbing mountains, looking for the sources of the Nile; and expect women to sit dully at home embroidering. I embroider very badly. I think I would excavate rather well.
~ Elizabeth Peters
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I'M NEVER BORED ... I've got a clitoris ;-)
~ Elizabeth Richardson
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Bread and butter, devoid of charm in the drawing-room, is ambrosia eating under a tree.
~ Elizabeth Russell
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Ray likes how smooth I am, how raw my skin is. It burns by the time he's done touching it.
~ Elizabeth Scott
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You're an easy woman to please," he had said to her. And she had said, "You may be the first person to think that.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Epicurus even defined pleasure as the absence of pain: not exactly a formula for a life of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Still, the underlying principle of his philosophy—that the one thing all nature seeks to avoid is pain, and the one thing it seeks to gain is pleasure, and men should do the same—was only an extreme version of Aristotle's theory of knowledge based on our senses.
~ Arthur Herman
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Beginning with their founder, Zeno, the Stoics taught that the key to the happy life is adhering to a strict sense of virtue and a rigid duty toward others rather than indulging in pleasure, and a renunciation of, or at least an indifference to, all worldly goods.
~ Arthur Herman
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The only thing that could save the revolution, Lenin wrote in 1913, would be a war between Austria and Russia. "But it's scarcely likely that Franz Josef and Nikolasha [Lenin's nickname for the czar he despised] would grant us this pleasure."41
~ Arthur Herman
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Plezier, ze ze, kan een mens alleen beleven aan iets wat hem weinig interesseert.
~ Arthur Japin
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Let us give, in the first place, what is necessary; secondly, what is useful; next, what is pleasant, and one should add, what is likely to last. We must begin with what is necessary; for a matter involving life appeals to the mind differently from mere adornment and equipment.
~ Arthur Mee
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Your strawberry-raspberry taste, your flowery flesh
~ Arthur Rimbaud
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