Gerald Weaver Quotes

Jane Austen's Pride And Prejudice Should Create In The Discerning Male Reader A Deeply Rooted Concupiscence For Elizabeth Bennet That Springs Not From Her Vivacity Or From Her Wit But From Her Unerring Instinct To Follow The Deeply Moral Directives Of Her Own Character Even Against The Influences And Arguments Of Society, Of Convention, Of Seeming Necessity, And Of Her Friends And Family. Properly Read, Austen Should Be A Form Of Pornography For The Morally And Spiritually Discriminating Man.

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