Mr. Darcy

"The power of music is great upon us all."

"Books are a source of great enjoyment."

"A regard for decorum must not prevent my accepting their civility."

"I am delighted by everything you do."

"She wants nothing but to be asked."

"I have already said that I know nothing about it."

"Obstinate headstrong girl!"

"I cannot make speeches."

"The more I see of the world, the more I am dissatisfied with it."

"You are too much a gentleman to make yourself a slave to a woman."

"I do not attempt to deny that I think very highly of her."

"I am in no humor for talking."

"You do not make allowance enough for difference of situation and temper."

"Such pleasantness of address should overcome any hesitation."

"I must confess myself surprised by his behavior to you."

"I cannot understand the neglect of such an opportunity."

"Would you thank him for it though?"

"I have the greatest dislike to the profession."

"I do not write with much confidence of my own performance."

"We all love to instruct, though we do not all have the same reason."

"I am grown so wise in my own conceit."

"The object of my affections is unalterable."

"I am convinced that I never shall see a woman so perfect as her."

"Being perfectly used to the situation, I consider it with a very different eye."

"I wish to be as little troublesome as possible."

"That recollection will always be important to me."

"I am in considerable awe of this lady, I assure you."

"The happiness which this reply must produce, is something to be talked of."

"You are too generous to trifle with me."

"I shall always think of you with admiration and affection."