Believe me, this country [Florida] has been greatly overrated. One acre of our fine Tennessee land is worth a thousand here.

Without the shepherd's dog, the whole of the open mountainous land in Scotland would not be worth a sixpence.

We know that sometime in the future that land is probably going to be worth more than that, ... We tried to cut them a good deal.

If we defend the title to our land or the sovereignty of our country, we do it for reasons no different, no less innate than do lower animals.

We'll pay the bills. Our land is worth nothing without the water. It's how you balance the increase with the revenue.

We're working people. It's not like we can wait around. You have nothing to go back to. The land is polluted. It's going to take years to restore the city.