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“Colonel Fitzwilliam was a good man. More likeable than Mr. Darcy, but then, almost all people were.”
Sarah Courtney, Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking
“Why do they do anything? They have too much time on their hands for their own good.” Elizabeth sometimes thought her father went through all of life in search of something diverting.”
Sarah Courtney, Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking
“Well, you see, we were accidentally locked in the library . . .” “Who hasn’t been?” Elizabeth asked darkly.”
Sarah Courtney, Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking
“He did not usually mind being ignored. In fact, it was his preferred state,”
Sarah Courtney, Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking
“Young men always thought they knew everything about the world,”
Sarah Courtney, Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking