title: Out of the Mouths of Babes: Quips and Quotes from Wildly Witty Women
author:  Autumn Stephens 
description: Humorous, startling, and irreverent words from wild and wise women fill the pages of Autumn Stephens' latest work. The author of the wildly successful Wild Women series has now collected more than 150 outrageously entertaining quotes from well-known women in their full glory. Quotable quips from legendary icons to present-day superstars, queens to first ladies, politicos to strippers---Out of the Mouths of Babes has them all.
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  # Seven
  
  
  Having got rid of his cousin and of Miss Thane, the Beau turned to Eustacie,
  and murmured: ‘Could anything be better? Shall we go into the drawing-room?’
  
  
  Eustacie assented, wondering how long she would be able to hold him in
  conversation. She did not feel that she possessed quite Miss Thane’s talent
  for discursive chatter, and she was far too ingenuous to realize that her
  enchanting little face was enough to keep the Beau by her side until she
  herself should be pleased to declare the interview at an end. It did occur to
  her that he was looking at her with an expression of unusual warmth in his
  eyes, but beyond deciding that she did not like it, she paid very little heed
  to it. She sat down by the fire, her soft, dove-coloured skirts billowing
  about her, and remarked that if her dearest Sarah had a fault it was that she
  was a trifle too talkative.
  
  
  ‘Just a trifle,’ agreed the Beau. ‘Do you really propose to accompany her to
  town?’
  
  
  ‘Oh yes, certainly!’ she replied