Marley Fulton > Quotes

“I am sure Bingley plans to stay here longer, otherwise he would not have lent”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“Mr. Bingley proved once again that his manners were as open as his heart and his concern for Jane was genuine. His affection grew steadily,”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“He was walking with Mr. Denny, a young officer, who was Lydia’s favourite and had just returned from London.”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“Mr. Collins’ earnings are convenient,”
― Marley Fulton, FOR THE SAKE OF HER HAPPINESS : A PRIDE AND PREJUDICE VARIATION

“Mrs. Phillips received him with her very best politeness”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“The curtains were closed; it was dark and cold when she entered, although the fire was burning.”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“That's half your problem. You should change your expectations and then you would not be so surprised so often when it turns out you like someone.”
― Marley Fulton, IN A MORE AMIABLE LIGHT: A PRIDE AND PREJUDICE NOVELLA

“That t said,”
― Marley Fulton, FOR THE SAKE OF HER HAPPINESS : A PRIDE AND PREJUDICE VARIATION

“I do not see any reason why he should refuse to sell.”
― Marley Fulton, FOR THE SAKE OF HER HAPPINESS : A PRIDE AND PREJUDICE VARIATION

“Bingleysisters”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“Mrs. Bennet, who quarrelled with no compliments, answered most readily,”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“I cannot judge a lady’s feeling, Miss Bennet,”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“He was a tall, heavy-looking young man, with grave and stately hair and very formal manners.”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella

“I am sure Bingley plans to stay here longer, otherwise he would not have lent it,”
― Marley Fulton, Overheard: A Pride and Prejudice Novella