Josie: "And I didn't hit you, or you'd be flat on the ground. It was only a love-tap to waken your wits, so you'll use them." (Act I)

Josie: "You're worse than decent. You're virtuous." (Act I)

Josie: "I've often suspected you sneak out of bed in the night to pick your own pockets." (Act I)

Josie: "Your gab has bothered my mind. I need hard work in the sun to clear it." (Act I)

Jim: "This being out in the moonlight instead of the lousy Inn isn't a bad bet, at that." (Act II)

Hogan: "By Christ, Josie, for all his Broadway wisdom about women, you've made a prize damned fool of him and that's some satisfaction!" (Act II)

Jim: "Yes. Take a big drink of moonlight instead." (Act III)

Josie: "Everything is far away and it doesn't matter - except the moon and its dreams, and...