Somebody to wait on you; heaps of flowers when you wanted them; beautiful gowns and thingummies and furs and limousines.

I've often wondered what I should do if I found myself with love and youth on one side and money and attraction on the other.
I've always been in straitened circumstances.

I never spent a dollar in all my days when I didn't think I ought to have held back three or four cents of it.

You can't know, Cutty, what it is to be poor and want beautiful things and good times.

Of course.