"The Bottle Imp" Quotes
A man buys a bottle that grants wishes, but with the catch that he will go to hell if he dies while owning it.
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Quotes
The bottle was not very large; it was of common glass, and not even very clean.
A light air fanned the bare skin of the two men, and the forest boughs were swaying to and fro.
But the bottle had been bought and paid for, and was his.
And in the meantime, I would sell the bottle and have a quiet and comfortable life, and go to church for a change.
He was the most loving husband, and the best father, and the best of masters.
I see you are a man of business, Mr. Keawe.
I would like to buy the bottle.
I am a man who has met with a great misfortune, and am in a great hurry to get rid of it.
If you are sure you would like it, I am quite sure I would like to sell.
It is said that there is only one thing in the world which is desirable, and that is the living breath of a man's own body.
