What can I say? I like to win.

Oscar Van Rhijn

Life's quite serious enough, without any help from me.

Mr. John Adams

Right now could you put down your sword and have some coffee?

Mrs. Dorothy Scott

My mother wants me to have everything -- except a life.

Oscar Van Rhijn

Get back in your cave.

Church

We don’t have a choice in the matter, Mr. McAllister. We must go where history takes us.

Mrs. Bertha Russell

Miss Cissie Bingham: I shouldn’t, but I will.
Mr. McAllister: That ought to be my motto.

I need to see your face at regular intervals to keep me on the straight and narrow.

Mr. Tom Raikes

You always hearten me with your confidence of victory.

Mr. George Russell

I don’t think it in the least funny that I’m facing the possibility of prison and my wife is more concerned with the date of a ball.

Mr. George Russell

Sometimes it’s hard to be quite sure what is happening now.

Miss Marian Brook

This isn’t a society squabble since Mrs. Russell is not in society.

Mrs. Anne Morris

The Gilded Age Quotes

I may be a bastard, Mr. Thorburn, but you are a fool -- and of the two, I think I know which I prefer.

Mr. George Russell

I know he feels what he thinks is love, but I disagree with his definition.

Peggy Scott