Jane Austen Quotes

No, Emma, Your Amiable Young Man Can Be Amiable Only In French, Not In English. He May Be Very 'aimable,' Have Very Good Manners, And Be Very Agreeable; But He Can Have No English Delicacy Towards The Feelings Of Other People: Nothing Really Amiable About Him.

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