83 Quotes About The-incurable-matchmaker

He was no dream lover. He was Jack. And she loved him. And would no longer believe that it was a misplaced love. She loved him. No matter what. For always.

And who did you think I was, Diana Ingram?""You were my fantasy lover," she said. "And I realize with every ounce of foresight in my body that I will be teased about this for the rest of my life.""By me?" he said, looking down at her, one eyebrow raised. "Me tease the woman I love? You malign me, Diana. I have one question, though. How do I compare with my competition?

You are, after all, a marquess.""I sometimes forget that I am such an exalted personage," he said. "I suppose that is the reason you are marrying me, Diana, is it? So that you may be a marchioness?""Yes," she said. "You mean you thought there might be some other reason?

Ah, yes, Teddy," he said. "Teddy was a fortunate man.""Teddy is dead," she reminded him."Oh, quite so," he said. "But there are doubtless many men, Diana, who would gladly die after four years with you rather than live a century without you.""What utter nonsense," she said crossly."I, of course," he said, "am not a romantic. I would far prefer to have you and live for a century.

You offer emptiness and heartache and an endless search for pleasure with which to fill the emptiness.

She saved herself from endless heartache." . . . "She probably spent a cold and lonely old age wishing she had a little pleasure to look back upon . . . Prim virtue can be a cold bedfellow.

Of course Diana is taken with Jack. Why else would she ignore him?

No good can come of it, you know. He will only break your heart.

Shocking it is . . . It's what comes of being too handsome.