Jonathan Latimer Quotes

I Don't Want Any Money."
I Put The Wallet Away.
She Said: "What Are You Going To Do About Last Night?"
"What Should I Do?"
"Kill That Son Of A Bitch."
"And Fry?"
"You're Too Smart To Fry."
"Maybe," I Said. "But, Lady, I've Been Drawing The Line At Murder Lately."
She Lay Against The Pillow, Watching Me. Her Skin Was Dead White And It Made The Black Eyes Look Big. She Wasn't Young, But She Was Still Good-looking. Her Shoulders Were Round And Firm. As Far As I Could Tell She Was Naked Under The Sheet. I Sat Down On A Rocking-chair. It Creaked Under My Weight.
"But You Want To Get Him, Don't You?" She Asked.
"I Wouldn't Mind."
"Neither Would I," She Said.
"He's Pretty Tough For A Gal To Tackle."
"He Knocked Out My Teeth."
The Way She Said It, It Sounded Like A Good Reason For Bumping Off A Man. Maybe It Was, At That. A Girl Likes To Hold On To Her Teeth.

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