Author of quotes: Jane Austen. Page 4

If she only had lunch with him, she can only be judged on its appetite.

The wisest and best of men, - Nay, the wisest and best of their actions may be ridiculed by those for whom the main thing in life is a joke.

... For this great lady did not exist trifles, unworthy of her attention, if only these little things was her opportunity to teach others.

When you try to intimidate me I become even more audacious.

I know you can't be happy, won't be able to respect yourself if you don't appreciate your husband, to look up at him.

His attachment to her, became to her suddenly a road especially at the time when it was impossible to expect that it will continue.

And, caring about the consistency of the correspondence, she realized that it was not for real, and just for the sake of their past friendship.

But every spiritual impulse, you should check mind.

I console myself, at least, the fact that this was all just in my mind but me nobody hurt.

Separation could quench this feeling, or circumstances demanded that he suppress it, but she did not believe that this feeling did not exist.

However, by Marianne... he always retained the tenderness, which awoke in him a great interest in everything that was happening to her, and turned her to him in a secret measure of female perfection.

Is that all? - cried Elizabeth. - I thought at least the pigs in the garden had fled, and there is nothing but lady Catherine and her daughter!

'I confess,' said miss Lucas, the pride of Mr. Darcy offends me as much as anybody another. He has to be proud of sufficient reason. One cannot wonder that so very fine a young man, noble and rich, holds a high opinion of his person. He, if I may say so, has a right to be proud.

After all, if he was unhappy, nothing is so comforting, like a story about other people's troubles.