Pride and Prejudice

"I shall always think the best of you."

"It shall be as you wish."

"All things are ready if our minds be so."

"I am not such a coward as to suppose myself incapable of change."

"It is your turn to say something now."

"You shall not often receive compliments from me."

"I have every reason to be satisfied."

"Such affection as I should wish to inspire."

"I believe you are right."

"You shall not find me inconstant."

"I have not the smallest objection to explain them."

"My mind was more agreeably engaged."

"Can you deny it?"

"I never wish to be without one again."

"Nothing is more deceitful than the appearance of humility."

"I am not romantic, you know."

"Let me see how she behaves."

"I confess I have had high hopes of your company."

"Persuade her to dance, will you?"

"You are perfectly right."

"What could be the meaning of this eager civility?"

"I am the happiest of men."

"Your friends will think you mad."

"Some qualities there are which their possessor is fully aware of themselves."

"I cannot promise to be improbable."

"Time will teach you."

"I have been blind, quite blind."

"You shall not, where I am, make yourself uneasy."

"The world is not often right."

"I am myself much obliged by it."