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As the beauty of the body always accom- panies the health of it , so certainly is decency con- comitant to virtue . As beauty of body , with an agreeable carriage , pleases the eye , and that plea- sure consists in that we observe all ...
As the beauty of the body always accom- panies the health of it , so certainly is decency con- comitant to virtue . As beauty of body , with an agreeable carriage , pleases the eye , and that plea- sure consists in that we observe all ...
Strana 254
Dulcissa is of quite another make ; she is almost a beauty by nature , but more than one by art . If it were possible for her to let her fan or any limb about her rest , she would do some part of the exe- cution she meditates ...
Dulcissa is of quite another make ; she is almost a beauty by nature , but more than one by art . If it were possible for her to let her fan or any limb about her rest , she would do some part of the exe- cution she meditates ...
Strana 255
Beauty in others is lovely , in others agreeable , in others attractive ; but in Eudosia it is commanding . Love towards Eudosia is a sentiment like the love of glory . The lovers of other women are softened into fondness , the admirers ...
Beauty in others is lovely , in others agreeable , in others attractive ; but in Eudosia it is commanding . Love towards Eudosia is a sentiment like the love of glory . The lovers of other women are softened into fondness , the admirers ...
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