Humor Quote by Jane Austen

“But manner Fanny did not want. Would they but love her, she should be satisfied.”

— Jane Austen

“The only man...he never would have dreamed. She had so many admirers, most, if not all, far more suitable than him and probably less…

— C.D. Hussey

“I do suspect that he is not really necessary to my happiness.  So much the better.  I certainly will not persuade myself to feel…

— Jane Austen

“But I am thinking like a lover, or like an ass: which I suppose is pretty nearly the same.”

— Charles Dickens

“Aye, so: there is love, and there is indulgence, and they may touch sometimes but they're not the same.”

— Jude Morgan

“He’s quite lovely. But...a tad inflexible in his views. Life doesn’t flow in such rigid lines, my dear, as much as we might like…

— Laurie Forest

“Love is friendship. Just with less clothes, which makes it far more brilliant.”

— Elizabeth Hunter

“She was amazing. Beautiful. A pain in his ass. Flighty, stubborn, irritating, persistent. He wanted her more than any other woman he’d ever wanted…

— Karen Erickson

“It seems to me if I were young and in love I should never deem a man of ordinary caliber worthy of my devotion.”

— Kate Chopin

“She could love him, if she let it happen. Deeply, passionately, ruinously.”

— Lisa Kleypas

“You might, without my crediting it, fall deeply in love and forever, with some warped hunchback whelped in the gutter. I should equally stop…

— Dorothy Dunnett

“He really loved her, despite his conflicting thoughts. He even loved her before she became lovable.”

— Leanne Davis