Pride & Prejudice
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I am confident
they will do well together.

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Their tempers are much alike.
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They will be cheated assiduously
by their servants.

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And be so generous with the rest,
they will always exceed their income.

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Exceed their income?
He has 5,000 a year.

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I knew she did not be
so beautiful for nothing.

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"...must be free from all insincerity.
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She only can address herself effectually
to the feelings of others

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whose mind glows
with the warmth of sensibility

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and whose arguments result
from conviction.

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She must feel the influence
of those passions and emotions

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which she wishes to inspire..."
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Can you die of happiness?
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He was ignorant
of my being in town in the spring.

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- How did he account for it?
- He thought me indifferent.

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- Unfathomable.
- No doubt poisoned by his sister.

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Bravo. That's the most
unforgiving speech you've ever made.

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Oh, Lizzie, if I could
but see you so happy.

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If there was such a man for you.
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Perhaps Mr Collins has a cousin.

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