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"A man has to make his own way- has to look after himself."
Arthur Birling
"You'd think everybody had to look after everybody else."
Arthur Birling
"It's a free country."
Arthur Birling
"I can't help thinking about that girl- destroying herself so horribly,"
Sheila Birling
"But these girls aren't cheap labour- they're people."
Sheila Birling
"If it didn't end tragically that's lucky for us."
Sheila Birling
"Everything we said had happened really happened."
Sheila Birling
"I feel rotten."
Sheila Birling
"It doesn't matter much who made us confess."
Sheila Birling
"If I could help her now I would."
Sheila Birling
"You and I aren't the same people who sat down to dinner here."
Sheila Birling
"You're squiffy."
Sheila Birling
"You mustn't try to build up a kind of wall between us and that girl."
Sheila Birling
"Eric suddenly guffaws."
Eric Birling
(familiarity in heavy drinking)
Eric Birling
"I was a bit squiffy."
Eric Birling
(defiantly) to Mr. Birling
Eric Birling
"What about war?"
Eric Birling
"He could have at least kept her on."
Eric Birling
Was "in a hell of a state,"
Eric Birling
"I insisted on giving her enough money to keep her going."
Eric Birling
"We did her in alright."
Eric Birling
"You killed her."
Eric Birling
"He was our police inspector."
Eric Birling
(dryly)
The Inspector
(harshly)
The Inspector
(sternly)
The Inspector
"Be quiet for a moment."
The Inspector
"living in lodgings... lonley, half starved."
The Inspector
"We are responsible for each other,"
The Inspector
Eric "just used her for the end of a drunken evening... as if she were an animal, a thing, not a person."
The Inspector
"There are millions of Eva Smiths."
The Inspector
"Be taught it in fire and blood and anguish"
The Inspector
WW1, hell
"It's better to ask for the Earth than to take it."
The Inspector
"Wish(ed) to God she had" (blamed him)
Gerald Croft
"I'm rather more upset by this business than I probably appear to be. "
Gerald Croft
"I wasn't in love with her, but I liked her."
Gerald Croft
"He was responsible for the girls condition."
Arthur Birling
(her husband's social superior)
Sybil Birling
"Might have done better socially."
Arthur Birling
"Arthur you're not supposed to say such things."
Arthur Birling
Russia will "always be behind naturally."
Arthur Birling
"A man has to make his own way."
Arthur Birling
"understand a lot of young men..."
Arthur Birling
"You'll have to get used to" men spending "nearly all their time and energy on their business."
Sybil Birling
"You're not the kind of father a chap could go to when he's in trouble."
Eric Birling
"Just let me finish!"
Eric Birling
(bitterly) "You haven't made this easy for me, have you mother."
Eric Birling
"No one wants a war."
Arthur Birling
(very much the easy, well bred man about town)
Gerald Croft
"Absolutely first class."
Gerald Croft
"I believe you're right sir."
Gerald Croft
"You couldn't have done anything else."
Gerald Croft
"Been trying long enough."
Gerald Croft
"I was awfully busy at work all that time."
Gerald Croft
"I'm glad I amuse you."
Gerald Croft
"Claiming fine feeling and scruples simply absurd in a girl in her position."
Sybil Birling
"Perfectly justified."
Sybil Birling
"Why shouldn't we?"
Sybil Birling
"I didn't give into him."
Sybil Birling
"Girls of that class"
Sybil Birling
"That I consider a trifle impertinent."
Sybil Birling
"I don't believe it. I won't believe it."
Sybil Birling
" you know of course that my husband was Lord Mayor."
Sybil Birling
Goole being a fake "makes all the difference."
Gerald Croft
"There were probably four or five different girls."
Gerald Croft