Jane Austen Quotes
It Was Quite A Different Sort Of Thing, A Sentiment Distinct And Independent. Mrs. Weston Was The Object Of A Regard Which Had Its Basis In Gratitude And Esteem. Harriet Would Be Loved As One To Whom She Could Be Useful. For Mrs. Weston There Was Nothing To Be Done; For Harriet Every Thing.
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