The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded Quotes

“peaking”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Colin Firth,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“My first infatuation was for my father’s steward’s daughter, who was five years my senior,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“we would have explained to you that what you have is an infatuation, and from what we can tell it is one of the mind, not the body, a perfectly harmless thing that we all experience at some time.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“certain that somehow the feelings that were directed at Lizzy made him an aberrant.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“The problem was that at the age of fifteen William could not separate his attraction to Lizzy’s mind from the bodily reaction that caused his member to take on a life of its own that he had started to have regarding some pretty maids. In his mind they were”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“While some women drew his attention and made him want more base needs fulfilled,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“He was fifteen now”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“he was deeply troubled by the attraction that he had begun to find for his Cousin Elizabeth. ‘She is but seven!”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“only upperclassmen like Richard who had their own chambers were allowed to have a personal valet”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Richard extended his hand and was glad the shake was firm, even if Charles seemed nervous.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“false hoods,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Charles Bingley could not take his eyes off the blond angel sitting and talking to his sisters.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“She had started to learn languages less than two years before and now she was fluent in French, German and Italian, as well as Latin and Greek!”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“She had started to learn languages less than two years before and now she was fluent in French, German and Italian,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“How many seven-year-old girls were there in the world with whom he could discuss, Plato, Socrates, Descartes, and Machiavelli?”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“There were already a cadre of masters employed to teach his daughter, who was able to comprehend things that were usually only taught at university,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Will the one thousand per annum cease?” Darcy wondered aloud. “No, she will be reduced to five hundred per annum from the estate,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“weekend.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Both Andrew and Richard reported that the boy had a mean streak and believed he should be treated like one of our children,” Elaine warned.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Both Andrew and Richard reported that the boy had a mean streak and believed he should be treated like one of our children,”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Anne, can you believe that my daughter has only been with us for two years?”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“He had gifted her a pony for her fourth birthday called Fairy.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Little Georgie was almost as tall at three months as Lizzy was the day her brothers had rescued her from Sherwood Forest.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“Bennet thought about hoe”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“she did not demand a settlement”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

“With her love for the written word, she had a special bond with her soon to be ten-year-old cousin William.”
― Shana Granderson A Lady, The Discarded Daughter Book 1 - Discarded: A Pride & Prejudice Variation