...Thackeray's Four Gcvryes, p. 175. year of her age, had, in the eyes of a partial courtier, a CHAP. ' pretty face, not expressive of softness ; her figure...eyebrows ; good bust ; short, with what the French call les epaules impertinentes.' 1 The Duke of Clarence had seen the young lady, had admired her, and had...

...eyes of a partial courtier, a CHAP. ' pretty face, not expressive of softness ; her figure not r^— graceful ; fine eyes, good hand, tolerable teeth,...eyebrows ; good bust ; short, with what the French call les epaules impertinentes.' l The Duke of Clarence had seen the young lady, had admired her, and had...

...211. 1 Thackeray's Four Oeorget, p. 176. year of her age, had, in the eyes of a partial courtier, a ' pretty face, not expressive of softness ; her figure...eyebrows ; good bust ; short, with what the French call les epaules impertinentes.' l The Duke of Clarence had seen the young lady, had admired her, and had...

...November, when he was invited to dine with the Duchess of Brunswick ; and he thus records his impressions : 'The Princess Caroline (Princess of Wales) much embarrassed...good bust — short, with what the French call des l'paules impertinentes. Vastly happy with her future expectations. The Duchess, full of nothing else,...

...; her face, he said, was pretty, but not expressive of softness ; she had fine eyes, he admitted, ' tolerable teeth, but going, fair hair and light eyebrows, good bust, short, with what the French call des pectations.' Mrs. Harcourt, when she arrived at the Brunswick Court to accompany the princess to England,...

...; her face, he said, was pretty, but not expressive of softness ; she had fine eyes, he admitted, ' tolerable teeth, but going, fair hair and light eyebrows, good bust, short, with what the French call des pectations.' Mrs. Harcourt, when she arrived at the Brunswick Court to accompany the princess to England,...

...face—not expressive of softness; her figure not graceful; fine eyes ; good hair; tolerableteeth, but going; fair hair and light eyebrows; good bust;...what the French call ' des epaules impertinentes.'"* Her eyes were her strong point. " They are described as being quick, penetrating, and glancing; they...

...; her face, he said, was pretty, but not expressive of softness ; she had fine eyes, he admitted, ' tolerable teeth, but going, fair hair and light eyebrows, good bust, short, with what the French call des pectations.' Mrs. Harcourt, when she arrived at the Brunswick Court to accompany the princess to England,...

...; her face, he said, was pretty, but not expressive of softness ; she had fine eyes, he admitted, ' tolerable teeth, but going, fair hair and light eyebrows, good bust, short, with what the French call des pectations.' Mrs. Harcourt, when she arrived at the Brunswick Court to accompany the princess to England,...

...then in the twenty-seventh year of her age. "The Princess Caroline," he writes, " much embarrassed at my first being presented to her ; pretty face ; not...eyebrows ; good bust ; short, with what the French call Us fyaulcs impertinentes ; vastly happy with her future expectations." Whatever may have been the causes...