Political Quotes

The politician and the auctioneer might be described like the lunatic, the lover and the poet, as “of imagination all compact.” One sees more mares’ nests than would fill a book; the other pure gold in pinchbeck wares; and both are out for…

The exact reversal of the Lear suggestion in the last act was an inspiration, his own and not Boucicault’s.

But McKinley’s doing was the crowning stroke of union and peace.

But, I tell you what, if you’ll put up five hundred dollars I’ll put up five hundred more, we’ll fetch our chap across and set him in as a claimant, and, my word for it, Kenealy’s fat boy won’t be a marker to him!