Emily Bronte Quotes

Perceiving Myself In A Blunder, I Attempted To Correct It. I Might Have Seen There Was Too Great A Disparity Between The Ages Of The Parties To Make It Likely That They Were Man And Wife. One Was About Forty: A Period Of Mental Vigour At Which Men Seldom Cherish The Delusion Of Being Married For Love By Girls: That Dream Is Reserved For The Solace Of Our Declining Years. The Other Did Not Look Seventeen.

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