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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 46

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oneredeeming feature in generaluncomeliness? Perhaps youhave not learned to recog-nize your own graces. Per-haps it has never occurred toyou that you may or canhave a beautiful skin, whiteand pure and pearly as arose-leaf, or smooth and fine like ivory, or brownand ruddy and rich with sun-kisses.… … Fig, ii. 38 BEAUTY OF FORM. cately cut nose, or a sensitive mouth, or an ex-quisite ear, or a well poised head, or a finely devel-oped torso, or plump, tapering arms, or strong,shapely legs, or natural, supple feet. If you have any one of these, it is something tobe thankful for, something to keep…

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