Jane Austen — "There are such beings in the world, of so much refinement as to be always misera…"
There are such beings in the world, of so much refinement as to be always miserable.
There are such beings in the world, of so much refinement as to be always miserable.
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"I am not at all a fine lady."
"I am tired of everybody, and everything."
"To be sure, you are sensible, and I know nobody who does not think you a sensible woman; but I do not think you are a sensible woman to be always in the right."
"I feel like a negligent mother for my poor Mansfield Park, so little loved by all."
"I have been so much amused by the present style of female dress, that I am determined to have some of the most ridiculous of my own."
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