Annie Reed > Quotes

“Henry Clay Frick,”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“Face to face, she could remake a man's reality around him.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“Carnegie’s mind. $480 million. Twelve years ago, he had written, “the man who dies rich dies disgraced.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“Frank Norton Hoffstot.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“Carnegie’s generosity, while admirable, reminded Russell of an old poem about a man who built a hospital, and provided the sick with which to fill it.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“an old poem about a man who built a hospital, and provided the sick with which to fill it.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“Duped! Duped by a woman!”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“Doctors, like steel mills and railroads, were always a good investment.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“One stroll along Euclid Avenue could awaken a person's most deeply buried ambitions. Cassie had buried hers in a particularly shallow grave.”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age

“James Wood Friend”
― Annie Reed, The Impostor Heiress: Cassie Chadwick, the Greatest Grifter of the Gilded Age