Love and Freindship [Sic] (Paperback)

Excerpt: ...elegant, and as for their eyes, they are so tall that I never could strain my neck enough to look at them." "Nay, (replied he) I know not whether you may not be in the right in not attempting it, for perhaps they might dazzle you with their Lustre." "Oh Certainly. (said I, with the greatest complacency, for I assure you my dearest Charlotte I was not in the least offended tho' by what followed, one would suppose that William was conscious of having given me just cause to be so, for coming up to me and taking my hand, he said) "You must not look so grave Susan; you will make me fear I have offended you " "Offended me Dear Brother, how came such a thought in your head (returned I) No really I assure you that I am not in the least surprised at your being so warm an advocate for the Beauty of these girls."