Ann Shankland:
I didn't mean any harm.
John Malcolm:
That's when you do the most damage.
Ann Shankland:
We all make mistakes.
John Malcolm:
You specialize in them.
Ann Shankland:
You're making it a bit too obvious, you know, that you hate the very sight of me.
John Malcolm:
The very sight of you is perhaps the one thing about you I don't hate.
Mrs. Railton-Bell:
Are you on the side of Mr. Malcolm and his defense advice or are you on the side of the Christian virtues -- like Mr. Fowler and myself?
John Malcolm:
Never in my life have I heard a question so disgracefully begged. You should be in politics, Mrs. Railton-Bell.
Mr. Fowler:
The trouble about being on the side of right, as one sees it, is that one often finds oneself in the company of such very questionable allies.
John Malcolm:
You know something, Ann? No one I know of lies with such sincerity.
Miss Meacham:
And what do I know of morals and ethics? Only what I read in novels. And as I only read thrillers, that doesn't amount to much.
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