A Most Excellent Understanding Quotes

“in the end, she had fulfilled her hopes. Her daughter would indeed be married to one of the richest men in England. Of course, it was the wrong man, the wrong daughter, the wrong scheme, the wrong time, and the wrong circumstances”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Miss Bennet, it is the greatest of possible pleasures to see you aga–” “You cannot be serious!” Jane retorted.”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Rosings, Caroline Bingley was learning the difficult lesson that it was very hard to glide like a swan when you were being dragged out of the parlour by a cavalryman who thought shooting people was a better than average solution to many of life’s little inconveniences.”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Perhaps growing up is mostly deciding you will behave as though you are grown with the hope that others will go along.”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“He also administered a vile tasting concoction that lacked any medicinal properties whatsoever, but Darcy, like most men, associated vile taste with effectiveness and could not be convinced otherwise.”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Her youngest sister is fifteen and practically feral.”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“He felt as though he had to commit his troops to battle with no intelligence but three scouts, all drunk, delivering contradictory reports.”
― Wade H. Mann, A Most Excellent Understanding: A Pride and Prejudice Variation