The Invisible Man's Revenge

[first lines]

Malty Bill:
Two pounds, seven for the Burberry and the hat.

Jim Feeney:
I wash my hands of the whole affair.

Herbert Higgins:
You and Pontius Pilate.

Herbert Higgins:
Oh, Rob! I stuck by you when you were poor. You don't think I'm gonna desert you, now you're rich.

[last lines]

Julie Herrick:
From what Father said, his mind was, well, warped.

Sir Frederick Travers:
It must have been. Warped by imaginary wrongs. A man fighting shadows. He's to be pitied, really. He probed too deeply in forbidden places. What a man earns, he gets. Nature has a strange way of paying him back in his own coin.

Dr. Peter Drury:
In this house, you've got to believe what you can't see.

Herbert Higgins:
Have you been scalded or have you got the mange?

Robert Griffin:
Neither. I'm invisible.

Herbert Higgins:
You - Oh, don't make me laugh! Next thing you'll be telling me you curl up and sleep in a buttercup.

Robert Griffin:
Well... [holds up his glass] here's how!

Dr. Peter Drury:
[to Foster] Pioneers have always had to contend with fools!