Quote#Beauty
. "So, you're going to marry old Mrs. . Well, I think you're a dooced…
Quote byJohn Leech · 1817–1864
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Pictures of Life and Character (1884).
English (original)
. "So, you're going to marry old Mrs. . Well, I think you're a dooced lucky fellah!" . "By Jove, I don't think the luck is all on my side! If she finds money, hang it, I find blood and—haw—beauty!"
— John Leech
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