Mr. Darcy's Christmas Letters Quotes

“Jane, I have done something rather stupid.” “This sounds serious.” Elizabeth closed her eyes and clasped her hands in her lap. “I am afraid that I have fallen in love with Mr. Darcy.”
― Melanie Rachel, Mr. Darcy's Christmas Letters: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“Charles,” Miss Bingley said, scandalized, “how could you possibly think that I would lie?” “Sadly, sister, I find it is not at all difficult.”
― Melanie Rachel, Mr. Darcy's Christmas Letters: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“Only you, Darcy,” Charles replied without looking at his friend. “Lovesick. Terrible case. There will be no leaving Netherfield until you are out of danger.”
― Melanie Rachel, Mr. Darcy's Christmas Letters: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“He had loved her, and she had never seen it. “How clever do you think yourself now, Elizabeth Bennet?” she whispered.”
― Melanie Rachel, Mr. Darcy's Christmas Letters: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“It was a touch charged with the sort of electricity that he had only felt once before, when a lightning bolt had split an old Spanish oak at Pemberley not five hundred feet away from him, making his hair stand on end.”
― Melanie Rachel, Mr. Darcy's Christmas Letters: A Pride and Prejudice Novella