The Murder of Mr. Wickham (Mr. Darcy & Miss Tilney #1)

by Claudia Gray

(Elizabeth felt that new acquaintances generally fell into two categories: those who were worth knowing and those who provided constant sources of amusement.)

A fair and proper division if I must say

“No man of decency would ascribe to malice what is more easily explained by ignorance.”

Too true

Interesting men tended to marry interesting women. If not, she had learned, it was a hint that the actual man might not be as interesting as his credentials.

An interesting factor of both sides does hint if one is interesting enough indeed...

“Not all wickedness reveals itself immediately. Sometimes it masquerades as charm in the beginning. And the masquerade can be more convincing than you would ever dream.”

That’s a very convincing statement indeed

It was the residence of a happy family, and where that is the case, no home can lack beauty.

So very true