The Pickwick Papers1952

Samuel Pickwick:
[to Mr. Jingle] Sir! I have only this to say to you, sir: I might have taken a greater avenge for the indignities which I suffered at your hands; but I will content myself with exposing you, sir - which is a duty I feel I owe to society.

Mr. Jingle:
[to the others present] Good fellow, Pickwick... fine heart... a stout old boy... but a little odd... slightly eccentric.

Samuel Pickwick:
I will add this, sir: I consider you to be a ruffian, sir. And a rascal, sir. And worse than any man I've ever seen... or even heard of!

Mr. Nupkins:
Sir! Do you admit you're an impostor?

Mr. Jingle:
Never admit anything, sir... bad for liver.