Jane Austen Quotes

She Was, In Fact, Beginning Very Much To Wonder That She Had Ever Thought Him Pleasing At All; And His Sight Was So Inseparably Connected With Some Very Disagreeable Feelings, That, Except In A Moral Light, As A Penance, A Lesson, A Source Of Profitable Humiliation To Her Own Mind, She Would Have

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