David Núñez > Quotes

“Colonel Fitzwilliam remained mounted, his gaze locked on Wickham like a hawk spotting a rabbit in open grass.”
― David Núñez, Letter to Georgiana: A Sweet Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Sir,” Bingley said, with more courage than steadiness, “might I have a word, in private?” Mr. Bennet looked at him for a beat. Then his eyes slid to Darcy, who stood just behind. “That depends,” he said. “Is this the sort of word that requires brandy or a pistol?”
― David Núñez, Letter to Georgiana: A Sweet Pride and Prejudice Variation

“And now the entire county knows you once dismissed your future fiancée like a horse at auction.”
― David Núñez, Letter to Georgiana: A Sweet Pride and Prejudice Variation

“O! how doth the drawing room oppress the soul / When one’s affections are beyond control—”
― David Núñez, Letter to Georgiana: A Sweet Pride and Prejudice Variation