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Beauty of form and grace of vesture (1892)

Steele, Frances Mary, Adams, Elizabeth Livingston Steele, joint author · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 44

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lous. By every healthful means attain or simulate idealfirmness. I am too busy to think You must, you do. Shallabout clothes. your thought be intelli- gent ? I am too fat. Reduce and conceal it; do not force it upon publicnotice in a conventionalgown. I am too thin. Learn the contours of an ideal… … Fig. 10. — Winged Victory CHAPTER III. PLAIN WORDS TO PLAIN PEOPLE. Do you say, my plainfriend, that you have nobeauty to begin with, andnever can have?* Do youfail to discern in yourself oneredeeming feature in generaluncomeliness? Perhaps youhave not learned to recog-nize your own graces.…

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