Book: Pride and prejudice

Left to the ladies, he immediately discovered a penchant for casual conversation - a happy inclination in which not the slightest artificiality was felt.

When you feel unwell, it is always difficult to show hospitality to anyone, and young people in love are especially unbearable.

You do not notice the distance when you have a certain goal in front of you.
(What do distances mean when you have a good goal in front of you!)

I thought about much more pleasant things: for example, how much charm lies in the beautiful eyes on the face of a pretty woman.

And she never knew with such clarity, how much she would love it as it is now, the very minute when about any love between them could no longer be considered.

You underestimate the influence of friendship and affection. Meanwhile, respect for the petitioner can often force a person to comply with the request, even without delving into how it is justified.

The ability to do anything quickly is always highly valued by the possessor, and often regardless of quality of performance.

Low is any method used by women to attract men. All that is generated by a cunning, disgusting.

Success in marriage depends entirely on the game case. No matter how well known to the parties to the dispositions of matter how good they are for each other, or ever so similar beforehand, it does not affect the happiness of the spouses. Over time, between them there is an imminent disorder, and they will be all put their share of grief. And isn't it better in this case as small as possible to know the shortcomings of the person have to live?

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.

You can not expect a lively young man that he was always careful and watched his every move.

Truly educated can be considered the only one who stands head and shoulders above all others. Woman that deserves this name, must be well-trained in music, singing, painting, dancing and foreign languages. And besides, she must have some special peculiarity of appearance, manner, gait, tone and language, otherwise that name will still be only half deserved.

He loved nature and books and from these tastes had arisen his principal enjoyments.

When you create these two young men were in fact committed a great injustice: the first endowed with all the virtues, and the second one of their external manifestations.