You were taught to despise money, yet you amass it.

To despise money, is to despise happiness, liberty, in short, enjoyments of every kind.

It is only women and fools who despise money-making.

They are like other people; it is only the young that can afford to despise money!

A man must have something to put his whole heart into; and I despise money as money.

Do you know, I've come quite to despise money and stock, and all that sort of thing.

Now Aulus Gellius relates this that the foolish may consider how wise men despise money in comparison with books.

I suppose this direction had reference to worldly good, but I despise money, and despise people who love it.

In the first place you should never despise money, my girl; we can do nothing without money in this world.

How you despise money!

To despise money, is to despise happiness, liberty, in short, enjoyments of every kind. A cordon bleu passed under the window.

They are people who despise money except what you need for to-day, and he had all that and five pounds over.

So many persons accepted bribes that he thought it more unusual for a man to despise money than to conquer the enemy.

He despised money, and made as little use of it as possible.

We despised money, we despised cleanliness, we just wanted to be black motherfuckers.

That she, who so despised money, should fall a victim to man's cupidity!