There’s no need to talk as if I were your chauffeur.[Patrick Morris]When I’ve finished, you’ll wish you were my chauffeur.[George Russell]
Marriage is not the place to look for freedom.
There’s always money if you know where to find it.
Power is very seductive, I’m told.[George Russell]Suppose he’s a man of principle.[Richard Clay]It’ll just make him more expensive.[George Russell]
Once people learn that my second offer is invariably my last, they won’t, as a rule, refuse me. Over the years, I expect to save a lot more money than I am spending now.[Mr. Thorburn]
If the only gain in our fight for independence was to dispense with British titles, then it was surely worth it.
I may be a bastard, but you are a fool, and of the two, I think I know which I prefer.[Mr. Thorburn]
I like to do the right thing. If I don’t lose any money by it.
I have built my fortune on what other people have told me is impossible.
I don’t need counsel to tell me what’s not possible. I need someone to help me achieve the impossible.[to Clay]
Every man living has a price.
Don’t let a misunderstanding get in the way of your happiness. There will always be disagreements. You must weigh those against the value of what brings you together. [to Larry]
