A Remedy Against Sin Quotes

“and Miss Bingley, pausing in the doorway to sneer before taking each step as begrudgingly as if she were entering the gates of hell.”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“The circus is less amusing when one is part of it.”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“will not,” she said, holding his gaze, “live in suspense, forever wondering what I have done today to upset you. If you are angry with me, do not hide yourself away in your study or bury yourself in your work but tell me so!”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Granted, he never spoke quite so badly in public; he reserved his crudest remarks for family and friends.”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Lady Fitzwilliam was as spiteful as her husband was stupid.”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“That potent combination of too much money and too little purpose had suspended his intellectual and moral growth so that he behaved like a child with unfettered access to sweets: sometimes manic, other times indolent, always spoiled.”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Could it be that you have made a joke, Mr. Darcy?” she asked, raising an eyebrow. “I am, in fact, capable of it,” he said, his smile transforming his face into one she hardly recognized.”
― Christina Morland, A Remedy Against Sin: A Pride and Prejudice Variation