Interrupted Plans Quotes

“Georgie, do you think perhaps you might be ready to travel to Hertfordshire Friday instead of next week as planned?”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“It is only right that you should attend, Brother. When is the ball?” “In two days’ time.” “I am sure we could be ready in time. We could journey on Friday. It is only a few hours to Hertfordshire.”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“If we are lucky, this good weather may yet extend into next month,” Mr Darcy observed. “We have not had a frost as yet.”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Snow had begun to fall outside, and the cold wind seemed to blow right through the paned glass.”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“With the Christmas holidays coming up,”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Christmas, which is but two months off.”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“She felt confined by the busyness of town and longed to walk the fields of Longbourn, barren though they would be at this time of year.”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“They arrived in London at half past six in the evening. The sun had not yet set”
― Brigid Huey, Interrupted Plans: A Pride & Prejudice Variation