Jane Austen Quotes

Oh! Very Well," Exclaimed Miss Bates, "then I Need Not Be Uneasy. 'Three Things Very Dull Indeed.' That Will Just Do For Me, You Know. I Shall Be Sure To Say Three Dull Things As Soon As Ever I Open My Mouth, Shan't I? - (looking Round With The Most Good-humoured Dependence On Every Body's Assent) - Do Not You All Think I Shall?"
Emma Could Not Resist.
"Ah! Ma'am, But There May Be A Difficulty. Pardon Me - But You Will Be Limited As To Number - Only Three At Once."
Miss Bates, Deceived By The Mock Ceremony Of Her Manner, Did Not Immediately Catch Her Meaning; But, When It Burst On Her, It Could Not Anger, Though A Slight Blush Shewed That It Could Pain Her.

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