Let Other Pens Dwell On Guilt And

Have You Any Other Objection Than Your Belief Of My Indifference?" - Elizabeth Bennet

All The World Is Good And Agreeable In Your Eyes.

My Courage Always Rises With Every Attempt To Intimidate Me.

I Can Always Live By My Pen.

If Gratitude And Esteem Are Good Foundations Of Affection, Elizabeth's Change Of Sentiment Will Be Neither Improbable Nor Faulty. But If Otherwise--if Regard Springing From Such Sources Is Unreasonable Or Unnatural, In Comparison Of What Is So Often Described As Arising On A First Interview With Its Object, And Even Before Two Words Have Been Exchanged, Nothing Can Be Said In Her Defence, Except That She Had Given Somewhat Of A Trial To The Latter Method In Her Partiality For Wickham, And That Its Ill Success Might, Perhaps, Authorise Her To Seek The Other Less Interesting Mode Of Attachment.