Browntigerdog's Papermoon

“But the feelings do not disappear, they are simply stored away in the recesses of our hearts, waiting for the moment they may be brought out, washed and wrung and hung to dry in the sun.” “My grief is akin to the laundry?” She chuckled. “Nothing stays hidden forever, Mr. Darcy, not even our feelings. Eventually, everything must be brought out into the light.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“you used coins to make your purchase.” She narrowed her eyes at him. “A guinea and five shillings, Mr. Darcy. It was hardly as though I turned over my reticule and shook it out.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Your courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate you,” Darcy reminded her. Elizabeth giggled. “Well, in this case, you are not attempting to intimidate me, although you may eventually attempt to impale me, and you are the one rising, not me!”
― Cathleen Earle, Searching for Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Mr. Darcy at least had that in his favour—there was little he could do to make her opinion of him any worse than it was now. If he robbed a stagecoach, perhaps.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation