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431 – “If I loved you less, I might be able to talk about it more.”

–George Knightley in Jane Austen’s Emma

Quote Number: 870

Source: Austen, Jane. Emma. Richard Bentley & Son: London.1879.

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Posted in Austen, Jane and tagged Jane Austen, Literary, Literature, Love, Relationships, Sourced, Talk on March 29, 2018 by Chalax91. Leave a comment

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← 430 – “Be careful who you open up to. Only a few people actually care, the rest are just curious.”

432 – “Not only did I love her, but I could tell the universe loved her too. More than others. She was different. After all, I would be a fool not to notice the way the sunshine played with her hair.” →

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