- [last lines]
- Sir Robert Morton: Oh, you still pursue your feminist activities?
- Catherine Winslow: Oh yes.
- Sir Robert Morton: Pity. It's a lost cause.
- Catherine Winslow: Oh, do you really think so, Sir Robert? How little you know about women. Good-bye. I doubt that we shall meet again.
- Sir Robert Morton: Oh, do you really think so, Miss Winslow? How little you know about men.
- Sir Robert Morton: I wept today because right had been done.
- Catherine Winslow: Not justice?
- Sir Robert Morton: No, not justice. Right. Easy to do justice. Very hard to do right.
- Grace Winslow: You don't behave as if you are in love.
- Catherine Winslow: How does one behave as if one is in love?
- Arthur Winslow: [Looks at the book Catherine is reading] One doesn't read "The Social Evil and The Social Good." One reads Lord Byron.
- Catherine Winslow: One thing puzzles me. Why are you always at such pains to prevent people knowing the truth about you, Sir Robert?
- Sir Robert Morton: Am I indeed?
- Catherine Winslow: You know that you are. Why?
- Sir Robert Morton: Which of us knows the truth about himself?
- Catherine Winslow: That is no answer.
- Sir Robert Morton: My dear Miss Winslow, are you cross-examining me?