"Let's make peace, Fanny darling."
"Every man, woman and child compelled to consume so much a year.
In the interests of industry.
The sole result ..."
"Ending is better than mending.
The more stitches, the less riches; the more stitches ..."
"One of these days," said Fanny, with dismal emphasis, "you'll get into trouble."
"Conscientious objection on an enormous scale.
Anything not to consume.
Back to nature."
"I do love flying. I do love flying."
"Back to culture.
Yes, actually to culture.
You can't consume much if you sit still and read books."
"Do I look all right?" Lenina asked.
Her jacket was made of bottle green acetate cloth with green viscose fur; at the cuffs and collar.
"Eight hundred Simple Lifers were mowed down by machine guns at Golders Green."
"Ending is better than mending, ending is better than mending."
Green corduroy shorts and white viscose-woollen stockings turned down below the knee.
"Then came the famous British Museum Massacre. Two thousand culture fans gassed with dichlorethyl sulphide."
A green-and-white jockey cap shaded Lenina's eyes; her shoes were bright green and highly polished.
"In the end," said Mustapha Mond, "the Controllers realized that force was no good.
The slower but infinitely surer methods of ectogenesis, neo-Pavlovian conditioning and hypnopaedia ..."
And round her waist she wore a silver-mounted green morocco-surrogate cartridge belt, bulging (for Lenina was not a freemartin) with the regulation supply of contraceptives.
"The discoveries of Pfitzner and Kawaguchi were at last made use of.
An intensive propaganda against viviparous reproduction ..."
"Perfect!" cried Fanny enthusiastically. She could never resist Lenina's charm for long.
"And what a perfectly sweet Malthusian belt!"
"Accompanied by a campaign against the Past; by the closing of museums, the blowing up of historical monuments (luckily most of them had already been destroyed during the Nine Years' War); by the suppression of all books published before A.F. 150."
I simply must get one like it," said Fanny.
There were some things called the pyramids, for example.
My old black-patent bandolier..."
And a man called Shakespeare.
You've never heard of them of course."
'It's an absolute disgrace-that bandolier of mine."
'Such are the advantages of a really scientific education."
'The more stitches the less riches; the more stitches the less ..."
'The introduction of Our Ford's first T-Model ..."
'I've had it nearly three months."
'Chosen as the opening date of the new era."
'Ending is better than mending; ending is better ..."
'There was a thing, as I've said before, called Christianity."
'Ending is better than mending."
'The ethics and philosophy of under-consumption ..."
'I love new clothes, I love new clothes, I love ..."
'So essential when there was under-production; but in an age of machines and the fixation of nitrogen-positively a crime against society."
'Henry Foster gave it me."
All crosses had their tops cut and became T's.
There was also a thing called God."
It's real morocco-surrogate."