I'd have no--self-respect." "Self-respect!" jeered Kate.

"I'd have no self-respect if I didn't take money.

Nobody can be self-respecting when broke.

None of the rest of us seem to be inquiring into our sources of revenue, so why should you ?" As had happened that other time, in relation to the suit, the thing shot out at Ann turned back to her.

It had more than once occurred that the thing thrown out sparingly persisted as thing to be considered genuinely.
Her browbeating of Ann--for it was a sort of tender, protective browbeating--led her to reach out blindly for weapons, and once in her hand many of those weapons proved ideas.
"We take everything we can get," she followed it up, forcing herself from interest in the weapon to the use of it, "from everybody we can get it from.