Final Argument Quotes

“Could be. Unlikely, but”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument

“A good read is one of the amazing pleasures offered to us by civilization.”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument

“dog’ll hunt.” We were southerners and spoke the same language. This was not a visiting lecturer in jurisprudence but a man in the trenches. Suddenly I wanted to be there with him, under fire. I shook Beldon Ruth’s hard hand, and I took the job he offered me. When I passed the bar exam I married Toba, and we moved into an apartment on Neptune Beach, forty minutes from the courthouse in downtown Jacksonville.”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument

“Bless your little cotton socks,” he said. He threw me a kiss and handed me the case file.”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument

“That’s it,” Darryl cried, seemingly flabbergasted.”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument

“my throat and told him that I’d have to consult with my client. “How”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument

“IF YOU WOULD HAVE A MAN STAY AS HE IS, THEN TREAT HIM AS HE IS. IF YOU WOULD HAVE A MAN CHANGE, THEN TREAT HIM AS THE PERSON YOU WOULD WANT HIM TO BECOME.”
― Clifford Irving, Final Argument - A Florida Courtroom Thriller