Quotations From Pride And Prejudice Novels & Stories

She pulled out a black leather bound notebook from her bag, then flipped through the pages. "Let's see... In Jerry Maguire, Jerry said to Dorothy 'you complete me'. Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Darcy said to Elizabeth 'You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on'. When Harry Met Sally-" "Hold on," Kyle cut in, realising what was happening. "Are you comparing me to movie characters?" "I'm comparing you to men who set the bar." Wynn deadpanned. "You limboed under it."

Bennet, true to form, pulls a face of disgust. “I have always been proud of you, son.” Eric hears the first lie. “But that girl is not good enough for you. When she is gone, you are free to marry whoever you want. You can find a woman that would support you to grow into the family business.” Bennet tells Eric. Eric squints slightly. Bennet honestly thinks he would get married again. Eric cannot really believe what he is hearing.

She holds out her hand and I take it in mine. “Your Mr. Darcy will come for you,” she whispers. I smile and squeeze her hand in mine. “Maybe.” I glance at my watch. I have five more minutes. “That is very true,” replied Elizabeth, “and I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine.” “Pride,” observed Mary. “Is a very common failing I believe.” From the corner of my eye, I see something move, and I glance up to find Dr. Stanton leaning on the door frame listening to us both.

All bad precedents begin as justifiable measures. ~Julius Caesar Anthony To I was not turned on by Charlotte’s little show of power would be a lie. Watching her act like a boss lady had my hard on straining against the slacks I wore. I wanted to stay and continue watching the scene unraveling before me but I had to handle the tent on my pants before anyone noticed it.

Your sister did not deserve to be judged based on another's mistakes. I hope that this clarifies our conversation from the other day. As I said before, I never meant to hurt you, and for that, I apologize. Yours, William Darcy My hands shook so hard I could barely read the last few sentences of his letter. I looked inside the envelope to see he had included several newspaper articles. One was a picture of Jane at Lux. Everyone else was leaning in, and given the angle of the picture, it looked like she was trying to lean away from Charles.

Maddy’s POV My English literature class is raucous in their discussion of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. The class drew a lot of female students because of professor Charlie, an attractive silver fox lecturer. He sat atop his table, coordinating the discussions. Everyone wanted to chime in on the argument of practicality vs romance. “I’m just saying…during their time it’s obvious why anyone would want to choose money over love. I don’t blame Charlotte,” one girl was saying.

she recited lessons instilled in her from a very tender age. “You are privileged in many ways, Sweetheart. That privilege comes with responsibility.” Her late mother’s words echoed in her head. People were dying, she had to wed the prince. Her eyes landed on Lady Mary, who seemed shaken and immediately shook her head. She did not know what to make of that, but took more steps towards the isle.

she continued, her eyes roaming over me, conducting a deliberate, head-to-toe assessment "Respect for the deceased takes precedence over my wardrobe choices" My gaze swept over her, lingering on her exposed cleavage with an unimpressed expression "All that wealth, yet so little elegance," she said, her words punctuated with a scornful chuckle "Moderation is elegance, don't you think? And frankly, high-value men prefer subtle charms, not... unveiled temptations. Now, if you may excuse me, I'd rather not be seen conversing with someone of your...social standing"

"Mom..." "Shut up!" Lydia reached out and made a gesture to motion to him to shut up, "Don't speak! I haven't finished my words! Elizabeth is a very good girl. You have experienced a lot in this society these years, and you've seen all kinds of people, hadn't you? In this society, there are many scheming people. How pure-minded Elizabeth is! She is warm and kindhearted. What do you want? How dare you divorce her!"

(Note: it's written by Shakespeare) He bowed after completing, giving me a chance to notice what he is wearing. 'Is that your mother's coat?' 'A gentleman never kisses and tells, though I appreciate your interest in my attire. It speaks of your wifely qualities', he said haughtily. I pinched the bridge of my nose, taking a Long breath. I said, 'First, you are a kid, KID, not a gentleman. Second, stop with wifely qualities, that's just ew. Lastly, why are you quoting Shakespeare to me?'