Money Quote by Charles Dickens

“As a matter of fact, this effort at discipline had been helped by the interests of a difficult profession, but the old conclusion to…

— Virginia Woolf

“money came from human misery and death and despair, as always it does.”

— Taylor Caldwell

“Like all human beings, he thought money could by whatever he wanted.”

— Paulo Coelho

“History has shown that money is a salve unto itself for any malady of the troubled mind.”

— James Daniel Ross

“Money, or the lack of it, haunted him. Oh, not because he had so little. He was, in fact, very wealthy. It was the…

— Karen Hawkins

“How did a fool and his money get together in the first place?”

— Steven Wright

“The process by which money is created is so simple that the mind is repelled.”

— John Kenneth Galbraith

“Money was not a living thing. It wouldn’t run off anywhere if he left it alone. Probably.”

— Haruki Murakami

“It was money that earned money now, not work, and that money had to have originally come from somewhere.”

— Arne Dahl

“There was nothing left for the dollar, nothing except a cold, cruel end. Until, that is, the bank robbers burst into the back room.”

— T.R. Whittier

“Ben understood at last that money was one big dragon, with a billion dollars for a head, and a penny on the tip of…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“Money was what you stuffed into the greedy spokes of the world as bribery, so it wouldn't run you over.”

— Elyse Singleton