Mr. Darcy's Bookshop Quotes

“Principles?” Miss de Bourgh’s eyes went wide. “You two are perfect for one another.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“I have been keeping something from you?” she challenged. “I rather think that to be the pot calling the kettle black.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“Miss Bingley, who did indeed look as if she smelled something vile.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“I’m sorry, Darcy, but the truth is you are a bit of a dunderhead. I care for you greatly as well, but marry you? I”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“If Mr. Darcy turned out to be mad, perhaps he could come live with them. He would fit in quite well.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“Think of the difference as paying you back some of the funds I am certain Wickham is fleecing from you.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“In the past, Darcy would have agreed that novels of the Gothic bent were frivolous, silly, and quite possibly a waste of ink and paper. But the more he read, the more he understood the promise of hope they offered. The escape into a world where love could be found. Where such joy must be fought for and held onto with all your strength, for happiness was fleeting in this life.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop

“Oh, sir, it is good to see you. Thank heaven you have returned in time.”
― Summer Hanford, Mr. Darcy's Bookshop