Dance Quote by Jane Austen

“Indeed, sir, I have not the least intention of dancing. I en-treat you not to suppose that I moved this way in order to…

— Jane Austen

“Did I want to dance? Of course I did and that's not all.”

— Erica Jong

“Of course she knows that I will not join her. I have never danced on a bar. I wouldn't know what to do up…

— Emily Giffin

“You couldn’t have been said to dance, exactly. Despite the music sounding around you, bodies being carried away by the whirling bass, it didn’t…

— Edouard Levé

“Can you dance? Of course, I said, even though I can’t really. I think enthusiasm counts for a lot in dancing and in life.”

— Susan Juby

“You're a good dancer," she says quietly. "Because I haven't fallen down yet?" "Because right now I don't want to be anywhere else.”

— Shandy Lawson

“You dance?” “I think that might be overly optimistic,” he said. “I do something. I’ll try not to hurt you.”

— Robyn Carr

“Yes. Not like the sweet, slow dances we usually have. I want to dance.” I began to shake my hips and raise my hands…

— Bella Forrest

“I wondered if walking was not a form of dancing.”

— Rory Stewart

“Want to dance?" He scooped me into his arms before I could reply. "We have music this time. And I don't have to punch…

— Amy Tintera

“Dance?” “Why?” I said through my forced smile. “Because we appear to be on a dance floor, and it would look strange not to.”

— Maggie Hall

“Dance first. Think later. Its the natural order! Or at least its mine anyways. ”

— Samuel Beckett