Quote by Frances Burney Download Open image ““he has no more manners than a bear,”” — Frances Burney ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.7 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“Being a bear brings us more freedom." He tilted his glass and swallowed its contents. "Sometimes I'd sooner stay a bear.” — Vonnie Davis Copy Share Image
“You do. And I have the sweetest, most cuddliest, most adorable bear ever.” — Shelly Laurenston Copy Share Image
“I am choosing the bear every time unless we can explicitly state that it is in a man's true nature to do the malicious… — Niedria D. Kenny Copy Share Image
“Bears know their mates. We live for them and don’t ever want them away from us. That’s the animal in me. The man loves… — Milly Taiden Copy Share Image
“I can’t wait until we go to dinner. I’ve heard Bear gets loaded on wine and cries, and then the whole thing dissolves into… — T.J. Klune Copy Share Image
“What arguments, what persuasions can I make use of, with any prospect of success, to such a woman as Madame Duval? ...She is too… — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“Mortimer Delvile was tall and finely formed, his features, though not handsome, were full of expression, and a noble openness of manners and address… — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“O! I must tell you that I have fallen in love with a gentleman whom I have lately come acquainted with: he is about… — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“it is sometimes dangerous to make requests to men, who are too desirous of receiving them.” — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“Another gentleman ... desired to know if I was engaged, or would honour him with my hand [to dance]. So he was pleased to… — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“To despise riches, may, indeed, be philosophic, but to dispense them worthily, surely, must be more beneficial to mankind.” — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“Lord Orville seemed by no means to think the Captain worthy an argument, upon a subject concerning which he had neither knowledge nor feeling.” — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“In all ranks and all stations of life, how strangely characters and manners differ!” — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“The world...is too full of real evil for me at least, to cause one moment of unnecessary uneasiness to any of its poor pilgrims.… — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
“The civility of young Branghton, I much suspect, was merely the result of his father's commands” — Frances Burney Copy Share Image
