Giasmina

MA TU QUANTI PROFILI HAI-

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«She, a beauty! I would as soon call her mother a wit.» he said - and, albeit those words are sure to lead the reader into believing it a violent, indignant kind of speech, one would be astonished by their utter coolness -, then elaborated: «I would not call her even pretty - her countenance - nay, her whole person - is nothing exceptional and I dare say she has scarcely a good feature.»
          Though Miss. Bingley was most satisfied by this elocution and expressed her agreeent and Mrs. Hurst seemed of a similar mind, their brother could not be pleased by hearing so negative an opinion pronounced about his favourite’s sister, and spoke accordingly.
          «But enough of Miss. Elizabeth!» interjected Mrs. Hurst, feeling very much the peacemaker, «Her sister, Jane, is - I believe - a much pleasanter topic and, I am sure, one in which there cannot be two opinions. Is she not a most sweet girl? And so exceedingly handsome!»
          Miss. and Mr. Bingley, though each with a different degree of sincerity, voiced their assent, looking at Darcy expectantly.
          «Certainly.» he said, at lenght, «I should concede that she is of a disposition that matches her beauty, but she smiles too much - so much that I cannot help thinking artificial such an everlasting serenity.»
          Mr. Bingley then cried against such cynism, and that was the end of it."

"Darcy’s embarrassment, though, did not survive the morn; that feeling, which had made him blush under Miss. Bingley’s interrogation - and bore an unnerving resemblance to remorse -, was forgotten, just as magically as it had come.
          Darcy then resolved to study Miss. Elizabeth - and it would not at all be unreasonable of the dear reader to think he did it to quell a flame he privately knew of, but it must not be thought of as a biblical truth to excuse the dear gentleman: he is of such a disposition as to wish to think of others’ sense, worth and, indeed, beauty as inferior to his, hence his totally uncalled for analysis of them. - that he knew he was doing wrong by - in this particular circumstance - the aforementioned lady or even regretted it later is even more preposterous than the suppositions I refuted in the above. - but we are rambling; and study her he did!
          He found her figure and face not at all remarkable, her manners easy but bordering on the impudent - they, he thought, they would not do at all in a more fashionable setting - and he had the chance to voice the result of his scholarly labor to his friends soon enough: he was required by Miss. Bingley to say what he thought of Elizabeth Bennet sharing with her elder sister the honour of being a reputed beauty.
          (continua)

AHH HO TI RITOVATO 

"Anche se darling Italy fa schifo, di tanto in tanto"
          
          In tanto, in tanto, in tanto, in tanto...

Wattpad, sappi che ti odio. 
          Mi hai cancellato un intero capitolo della recensione.

Quelle mattine in cui ti svegli presto e hai voglia di scrivere poesie sulla Liorona o sul mito di Aisha Qondisha.
          
          
          
          AIUT

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          IL MONDO HA BISOGNO DI QUESTA CANZONE.
          
          
          
          Soprattutto te, @r_yuela

http://loosesignatures.blogspot.com/2018/03/mary-bennet-is-terrible-person.html