The Man with a Cloak

Lorna Bounty:
It is difficult for anyone to speak when you listen only to yourself.

Charles Theverner:
She's after my money. Everybody is after my money.

Dupin:
You must've been after it yourself to have acquired so much.

Mrs. Inness, landlady:
You know, it's the first of the month.

Dupin:
I can understand you excitement, it only comes once every thirty days.

Flaherty:
And to show you I have indeed read the book, it says in Ecclesiastes "Money answereth all things".

Dupin:
In bitterness, Flaherty, it was said in bitterness!

Flaherty:
That's the way I was asking for it.

Mrs. Flynn, the housekeeper:
You read like an actor... and you drink like one. Would you take advice from the likes of me?

Dupin:
Ma'am, I take advice as easily as I take a drink. The only trouble with me is I've never been able to make good use of either.

Dupin:
The sleeping fox catches no poultry.

The Pharmacist:
I'm not a fox.

Dupin:
...now you're no longer sleeping. Open up! This is vital, a matter of life and death.

Flaherty:
Some men leave goodwill. Others just a will.

Dupin:
There are even some that leave two wills.

Dupin:
Try to get the murder out of your face.