Book: Pride and prejudice. Page 3

Ready to listen to You, if You really want me to say about it.

Affectation of magnanimity often, almost at every step.

Catherine and Lydia had been fortunate enough never to stay in the dance without gentlemen - more of the ball they have not yet learned to desire.

I have no false modesty, one that is a refined pride. And because I quite sincerely say that you find a very few of these qualities would like. Yes, if I have a surplus of them, and I would not consider that I have enough of them.

- Yes, vanity is really a disadvantage. But my pride ... well, whoever has a mind, will always hold pride in the proper range.

How do I experience so much happiness!?

Think about the past only when it stirs up some pleasant memories.
(Think about the past, only if the memories are pleasant to you.)

You should not believe in the existence of the limit of shamelessness for the shameless man.

'But it is fortunate,' thought she, ' if something happens not as I would like. If I had it my way, I was bound to be disappointed. And now, constantly grust about the upcoming separation from Jane, I can in some measure hope to get from the trip are looking forward to the fun.

The more I observe the world, the less I like him. Every day confirms me the imperfection of human nature and the inability to rely on the apparent decency and common sense.

The condescension to his own person in human nature.

The expression of "violently in love" is so hackneyed, misleading and indefinite, that means nothing. It is as often applied when describing the sense of resulting from a half-hour of fun, and a real, strong attachment.

Is the lack of attention to others - not the best proof of love?

It would be the greatest misfortune. To find a man agreeable whom decided to hate!