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Obstinate Headstrong Girl by Jane Austen. A feminist typography quote for the obstinate headstrong girl who loves Pride and Prejudice, English Literature and Elizabeth Bennet

In Pride & Prejudice, Darcy tells Elizabeth, “We neither of us perform to strangers.” Some of us feel the same way. For good or ill and in any social circumstance, we stay true to ourselves.

Mr. Darcy's first proposal to the stubborn Miss Bennet is one of the most famous marriage proposals in literary history. Although initially unsuccessful in his advances, lovers of Jane Austen's book know exactly what happens when two young people overcome their own pride and prejudice.

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"Ford Model T" - This shirt pays homage to the iconic Ford Model T, a symbol of innovation and the birth of the automobile industry. With a design that captures the vintage charm and historical significance of the Model T, it reflects the essence of automotive history. Crafted from high-quality, comfortable fabric, this shirt is a must-have for enthusiasts of classic cars and automotive pioneers. Whether you're a collector or simply admire the impact of the Model T on transportation, this shirt allows you to wear your appreciation for this iconic vehicle with style. Commemorate the automotive revolution with this shirt that embodies the timeless legacy and innovation of the Ford Model T.

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LizzieBug logo t-shirt. All profits go to Lizzie Macias's medical and travel expenses. To find out how baby Lizzie is doing or to learn about Alagille syndrome, please visit lizziebug.com.

It's a nice summer day to swim with Mr. Darcy. Gladly, there's a lake at Pemberley.

Typographic based design for Fall River, Massachusetts.

“I Wish, As Well As Everybody Else, To Be Perfectly Happy; But, Like Everybody Else, It Must Be In My Own Way.” - Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility (White)

“The Distance Is Nothing When One Has A Motive.” - Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice (White)

“What Strange Creatures Brothers Are!” - Jane Austen (White)

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