Jane Austen Quotes

The Notions Of A Young Man Of One Or Two And Twenty,' Said He, 'as To What Is Necessary In Manners To Make Him Quite The Thing, Are More Absurd, I Believe, Than Those Of Any Other Set Of Beings In The World. The Folly Of The Means They Often Employ Is Only To Be Equalled By The Folly Of What They Have In View.

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