Quotes from Sons of Fortune

Jeffrey Archer ·  608 pages

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“Here was a man, when comes such another?”
― Jeffrey Archer, quote from Sons of Fortune


“Just as soon as I get this cast off," Fletcher said, "I'm going to kick your ass."
"You shouldn't speak to Dr Renwick like that, after all he's done for you," said Nat, with a grin.
"Why not?" asked Fletcher. "He filled me up with your blood, so now I'm half the man I was."
"Wrong again," said Nat. "You're twice the man you were, but still half the man I am.”
― Jeffrey Archer, quote from Sons of Fortune


“Challenge every writ, and let it not be said of you, I walked a path but never left an imprint.”
― Jeffrey Archer, quote from Sons of Fortune


“Doesn't ability to do the job come into the equation?"
"Of course not, you fool," said Jimmy. "This is politics.”
― Jeffrey Archer, quote from Sons of Fortune


“You've made yourself more available than a whore in a Las Vegas casino.”
― Jeffrey Archer, quote from Sons of Fortune



About the author

Jeffrey Archer
Born place: in London, The United Kingdom
Born date April 15, 1940
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