 | James Fontaine - Huguenots - 1853 - 528 pages
...in those days, for she was very beautiful, her skin was delicately fair, she had a brilliant color in her cheeks, a high forehead, a remarkably intellectual...persons condemned as haughty, but I always thought it ' peculiarly becoming to one of her beauty. The charms of her mind and disposition were no way inferior... | |
 | Jacques Fontaine - 1875 - 266 pages
...most unfortunately took a great fancy to me, and she persuaded herself that it would be greatly for the benefit of all concerned if she were to be married...persons condemned as haughty, but I always thought SINGULAK OFFEB. 123 it peculiarly becoming to one of her beauty. The charms of her mind and disposition... | |
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I should have supposed it an easy matter for any one to have fallen in love with your dear mother in those days, for she was very beautiful, her skin was delicately fair, she had a brilliant colour in her cheeks, a high forehead, a remarkably intellectual... 