"You came out of it better in health and stronger than I have ever known you.

The hard living, regular hours and compulsory chastity did you all the good in the world.

That is why you wrote those superb letters to the 'Daily Chronicle,' and the 'Ballad of Reading Gaol'; the State ought really to put you in prison and keep you there." For the first time in my life I saw angry dislike in his eyes.
"You talk poisonous nonsense, Frank," he retorted.

"Bad food is bad for everyone, and abstinence from tobacco is mere torture to me.

Chastity is just as unnatural and devilish as hunger; I hate both.