- Ferdinand de Levis: [to Dancy] You called me A damned Jew. My race was old when you were all savages. I am proud to be a Jew. Au Revoir - in the courts!
- Ferdinand de Levis: You think I've no feelings. But I've felt the atmosphere here, I can tell you, General. If I were in Dancy's shoes, and he in mine, your tone would be very different!
- Ferdinand de Levis: He *is* the thief!
- Gen. Canynge: If you persist in this absurd accusation, you will both of you go out of this roon dead in the eyes of society, you for bringing it, he for being the object of it.
- Ferdinand de Levis: Society! You think I don't know that I'm only tolerated for my money? Society can't add injury to insult, that's all! If the notes are restored, I'll keep my mouth shut. If they are not, I shall not.
- Gen. Canynge: You are already a member of one rather exclusive club, and now I understand that you wish to be nominated for the Jockey Club. Lord St. Erth and I can doubtless arrange the matter. Have we your word to say nothing?
- Ferdinand de Levis: Social blackmail - hmmm.
- Gen. Canynge: Not at all. A simple warning. Make up your mind.
- Gilman: I take an interest in this case, because, to tell you the truth, I don't like, well, not to put too fine a point on it, 'Ebrews. They work 'arder, they're more sober, they're honest and they're everywhere. I got nothing against 'em, mind, but the fact is, they get on so.