I've done with dreaming and sportsmanship.

I can look at a situation as it is, and--" "You are dreaming--but yes, you are dreaming still," she interjected.
"And you are a sportsman still, but it is the sport of a dreamer, and a mad dreamer too.

Shiel, in spite of all my faults in the past, I come to you, to stay with you, to live on what you earn if you like, if it's only a loaf of bread a day.

I--I don't care about my money.

I don't care about the luxuries which money can buy; I can do without them if I have you.