Anne Bronte Quotes

If A Woman Is Fair And Amiable, She Is Praised For Both Qualities, But Especially The Former, By The Bulk Of Mankind: If, On The Other Hand, She Is Disagreeable In Person And Character, Her Plainness Is Commonly Inveighed Against As Her Greatest Crime, Because, To Common Observers, It Gives The Greatest Offence; While, If She Is Plain And Good, Provided She Is A Person Of Retired Manners And Secluded Life, No One Ever Knows Of Her Goodness, Except Her Immediate Connections

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