9 Quotes by Helen Thompson

In riding a horse, we borrow freedom

Through music we may wander where we will in time, and find friends in every century.

Where are you going, little lady? You minx!

This series captured Austen's interest in showing the feelings of desire between Elizabeth and Darcy. The director managed to communicate that this is a book about what constitutes a good marriage, and that is love.

Austen is a really beautiful writer when it comes to narrative and dialogue. Her writing is beautiful and elegant. As a novelist, she's one of the best.

Austen has a strong feminist vision of marital happiness. And that was a radical viewpoint for its time.

It's feels great to see Daphne continue playing basketball in college. I'm glad that she will be playing so close to home.

For the first time, you had novels that represented this domain of private feelings and women's lives. She examined how people act in private and how that affected the way they act in public.

In riding a horse, we borrow freedom.