Swoon-Worthy Quotes
"'My lord,' cried I, endeavoring to disengage my hand, 'pray, let me go!'
'I will,' cried he, to my inexpressible confusion, dropping on one knee, 'if you wish to leave me!'
'Oh, my Lord,' exclaimed I, 'rise, I beseech you, rise! Such a posture to me! Surely your Lordship is not so cruel as to mock me!'
'Mock you!' repeated he earnestly, 'no, I revere you! I esteem and admire you above all human beings! You are the friend to whom my soul is attached as to its better half! You are the most amiable, the most perfect of women! And you are dearer to me than language has the power of telling!'"
"Pressing my hand affectionately to his heart, 'You are now,' (said he, in a low voice) 'all my own! Oh my Evelina, how will my soul find room for its happiness? It seems already bursting!'"
*le sigh*
ReplyDeleteHe sounds more classic than vintage! Lovely quotes and that pic of OB is so dreamy.
Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Those quotes are making me swoon :)
ReplyDeleteYum! I love Orlando. Nice choice. This sounds very dramatic from all the exclamation marks lol.
ReplyDeleteNice pick.
-Jess
Hold on, let me wipe the drool off of my keyboard. I love me some Orlando. You just might make me want to read this one. Here's my book boyfriend http://thebusybibliophile.com/2011/09/05/my-book-boyfriend-9611/
ReplyDeleteOh wow I am adding this to my TBR list right now. I LOVE the first quote! Great pick!
ReplyDeleteLucy
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I'm not a classics person, I've only really read P&P...so is it completely horrible I haven't even heard of this book?! I feel horrible.
ReplyDeleteMr. Bloom is so swoon worthy! Ah....
ReplyDeleteLove that last quote!
mmmmmmm, hes sooooo sexy!
ReplyDelete@Missie - I could get lost in his eyes (meanwhile. have you seen his babeh? Has the same eyes, he's so adorable).
ReplyDelete@Nic - Glad to help with swoonage :D
@Jess - Yes! He's very! Excited! lol
@Andrea - Oh, I'm glad! It's a great book :)
@Lucy - Yay! Let me know if you read it :)
@Jacinda - No, it's not horrible! It's not as well-known as other classics, but it's believed to have heavily influenced Austen. Orville paved the way for Mr Darcy!
@Melissa - I know, right?! He's so pretty.
@Raimy - Yep! :D
*swoon* Love those quotes and your choice of pictures this week!
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: http://simpleloveofreading.blogspot.com/2011/09/my-book-boyfriend-33.html