Unfounded Quotes

“Am I pardoned?” “A girl could pardon an awful lot for a kiss like that.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“But it was simply unthinkable that Miss Elizabeth Bennet should be mistress of Pemberley! Over her dead body would she allow the master to ruin himself over such a woman, from such a family!”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“Pemberley! Over her dead body would she allow the master to ruin himself over such a woman, from such a family!”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“His handsomeness, always present but never before at the forefront of her consciousness, asserted itself in her mind with new and startling significance.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“Clarabelle admitted that she knew him a little, colouring slightly as she did—and well she might!”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“Pity allayed some of the guilt Elizabeth felt for agreeing to be introduced to her. Miss Darcy was the young lady who had usurped her dearest sister in Mr Bingley’s affections, but she hoped Jane would not object to the meeting.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“Yet Pemberley was her world now, and she had come to love it almost as dearly as she loved Darcy.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“I have no reason to think well of Mrs Younge, but neither can I approve of your refusing to marry her whilst taking full advantage of her ‘talents’.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“How would you know, Mary?” Lydia retorted. “You have never been farther than Longbourn churchyard, so you can shut your bone box.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“The prospect that they had met, that they had loved each other, and that she had torn them apart, was too dreadful to contemplate.”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“There, also, had she been, caught gazing at his house as though calculating the worth of every brick she had forfeited! She winced at the memory of it, mortification”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded

“he stopped walking, doubled over with his hands on his knees, and expelled all the air from his lungs in one forceful breath. Elizabeth was here!”
― Jessie Lewis, Unfounded