Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 4, “Aspects of Domestic Engineering” (p. 61)
Quotes from book
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones is a 1952 science fiction novel by American writer Robert A. Heinlein.
“If you’re going to be businessmen, don’t confuse the vocation with larceny.”
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 4, “Aspects of Domestic Engineering” (p. 61)
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 4, “Aspects of Domestic Engineering” (pp. 52-53)
“Wherever there is power and mass to manipulate, Man can live.”
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 16, “Rock City” (p. 208)
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 14, “Flat Cats Factorial” (p. 187)
““You have us going faster than light.”
“I thought the figures were a bit large.””
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 8, “The Mighty Room” (p. 100)
“The situation has multifarious ramifications not immediately apparent to the unassisted optic.”
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 13, “Caveat Vendor” (pp. 177-178)
“And not very good poetry.”
Source: The Rolling Stones (1952), Chapter 14, “Flat Cats Factorial” (p. 182)
