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Obstinate, headstrong girl! Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice, for all the book lovers. White text version.

Obstinate Headstrong Girls Shirt. Perfect as a gift. Available in different colors and sizes. Statements T-Shirt and Headstrong Girls Shirt.

Oh, Lady Catherine de Bourgh and her sharp criticisms! But much like Lizzy Bennet, we’re happy to own this one. Obstinate? Headstrong? BRING IT.

Obstinate, headstrong girl! Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice, with a girly pink vintage design.

Obstinate, headstrong girl! The infamous Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice. Black text version.

Society Of Obstinate Headstrong Girls Jane Austen design for happy

Obstinate, headstrong girl! The infamous Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice. White text version.

Obstinate, headstrong girl! Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice for all the book lovers.

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Obstinate, headstrong girl! The infamous Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice, with a vintage hippie design.

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"Obstinate, headstrong girl! I am ashamed of you!" says Lady Catherine, and we all know what that led to - happy ever after for our heroine, Elizabeth Bennet. After all, obstinacy and strong-headedness are hardly bad things. Also available in black.

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Obstinate, headstrong girl! The infamous Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice, with a retro typography. White text version.

Obstinate, headstrong girl! The infamous Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice, with a retro typography. Black text version.

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

Zicke, German word for female goat, used to describe a stubborn, headstrong girl or woman.

Zicke, German word for female goat, used to describe a stubborn, headstrong girl or woman.

For all the obstinate headstrong girls

"Obstinate, headstrong girl! I am ashamed of you!" says Lady Catherine, and we all know what that led to - happy ever after for our heroine, Elizabeth Bennet. After all, obstinacy and strong-headedness are hardly bad things. Also available in white.

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It was meant as an insult, but I take it as a compliment!

"My courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate me." This silhouette has been flipped to match up to the companion piece "Bewitch Me"

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A society we could all be excited to join, The Venerated Society of Headstrong Girls a nod to the Jane Austen Prinde and Prejudice fan in us all.

It was meant as an admonishment, but we can all agree there is nothing wrong with being an obstinate, headstrong, girl.

Forever grateful to Jane Austen for having made me a decidedly obstinate, headstrong girl.

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"Obstinate Headstrong Girl" from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, for bookworms and feminists alike! Hand lettered by designer Kit Cronk.

Society of Obstinate Headstrong Girls Seriously displeasing people since 1813

Lady Catherine thought she'd gotten the upper hand when she accused Elizabeth Bennet of being an "obstinate headstrong girl." Ah, nope.

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Obstinate headstrong girl - From Jane Austen

Mr. Darcy is truly the paragon of politeness, the pinnacle of romance. How can regular men measure up? It turns out he has but one fatal flaw, that any man can capitalize on to win the woman of their dreams.