Pride and Prejudice

"I confess that I have been fortunate in my life."

"Patience in adversity is the mark of true character."

"I have learned to see beyond the surface of things."

"The society of such a woman would be a constant source of happiness."

"I find that my previous conclusions were entirely without foundation."

"A truly noble spirit acknowledges its errors."

"I do not boast of my own virtues, but I defend them."

"Your temper can be improved by proper reflection."

"To marry for anything less than genuine regard is a betrayal of oneself."

"I have learned that appearance is often deceiving."

"The past cannot be altered, only understood."

"I believe my affections could not settle elsewhere."

"A man must know himself before he can improve himself."

"Nothing is more important than preserving one's integrity."

"I admire your courage in speaking your mind so plainly."

"To be proud is to have proper regard for one's own worth."

"I will not be made a fool of."

"Your fortune does not make you superior in feeling or intention."

"I have always detected duplicity in such arrangements."

"The real advantage of marrying is that of having a companion."

"I shall never strive against impossibility."

"There is an earnestness in your manner that cannot be doubted."

"A woman may never become independent through marriage, yet she may gain much."

"I am not made for the petty amusements of society."

"The world has its obligations, but so does the heart."

"I find myself compelled to acknowledge your worth."

"One cannot be always laughing at a man without now and then stumbling on something witty."

"I have been most grossly mistaken in my judgments of others."

"A man who cannot overcome his own weaknesses will never command others."

"Your actions have revealed your true nature."