Jane Austen. Pride and prejudice (№ 279312)

Maybe it's a good idea, so master of himself that in such circumstances not to give their feelings. However, this ability may lurk some danger. If a woman hides the passion from a man, she risks not keep it for themselves. And then poor consolation for her to realize that the world remained in the same ignorance. Almost every attachment in some degree rests on gratitude or vanity, and to neglect them is not safe. A little excited are we all ready completely unselfish - a slight tendency quite natural. But there are few people generous enough to love without encouragement. In nine cases out of ten a woman had better show more affection than she really is. Certainly Bingley likes your sister. Nevertheless, it could be over anything, if she doesn't help him advance further.