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Jane Austen Quotes — 17 Timeless Lines
17 quotes from Jane Austen, arranged the way they appear in Quote 2048: from the lightest line on the 2 tile to the crown quote on the 2048 tile, and on to 131072 in the app.
All quotes come from public-domain works or traditional proverbs; attributions were checked against their sources.
Vanity and pride are different things
— Jane Austen
Better no sense than misused sense
— Jane Austen
For true friends, nothing is too much
— Jane Austen
We each have our own best guide within
— Jane Austen
I have a stubbornness that fears no one
— Jane Austen
Know your own happiness; only patience is needed
— Jane Austen
I alone decide my own happiness
— Jane Austen
Till this moment, I never knew myself
— Jane Austen
You pierce my soul
— Jane Austen
I could have forgiven his pride
— Jane Austen
A rich single man must want a wife
— Jane Austen
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There is no enjoyment like reading
— Jane Austen
Loving longest, when hope is gone
— Jane Austen
Original · English
All the privilege I claim — that of loving longest, when hope is gone
Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance
— Jane Austen
One half cannot know the other's joys
— Jane Austen
Original · English
One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other
If I loved you less, I might be able to talk about it more
— Jane Austen
My affections and wishes are unchanged
— Jane Austen
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