Famous Beauties in Art From the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century to the Pres
Famous Beauties in Art From the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century to the Pres
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She was large, admirably formed, and not too stout. Her arms were superb, her hands small and perfectly formed, and her feet beautiful. Her gait was the finest of any in France; she carried her head very high, with a queenliness which made it easy to distinguish her when she was surrounded by her women of honor, and yet this majesty in nowise detracted from the sweetness and benevo- lence of her countenance.
" In fine, it is difficult to give one who has never seen the queen an idea of so many ...graces and so much majesty united. Her features were not regular; she in- herited from her family the long, narrow face peculiar to the Austrians ; her eyes were not large ; their color was a pale blue, and their expression bright and I08 FAMOUS BEAUTIES IN ART..
sweet ; her nose was well shaped and pretty, and her mouth was not too large, although the lips were rather full. The most remarkable thing about her face, however, was the brilliancy of her com- plexion. I have never seen one so bril- liant, and brilliant is the exact word that describes it; her skin was so transparent that it took no shadow ; I could never rep- resent it to suit me ; I could find no colors with which to reproduce its freshness and the delicate tints which belonged only to this charming face, and which I have never seen in any other woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was large, admirably formed, and not too stout. Her arms were superb, her hands small and perfectly formed, and her feet beautiful. Her gait was the finest of any in France; she carried her head very high, with a queenliness which made it easy to distinguish her when she was surrounded by her women of honor, and yet this majesty in nowise detracted from the sweetness and benevo- lence of her countenance.
" In fine, it is difficult to give one who has never seen the queen an idea of so many ...graces and so much majesty united. Her features were not regular; she in- herited from her family the long, narrow face peculiar to the Austrians ; her eyes were not large ; their color was a pale blue, and their expression bright and I08 FAMOUS BEAUTIES IN ART..
sweet ; her nose was well shaped and pretty, and her mouth was not too large, although the lips were rather full. The most remarkable thing about her face, however, was the brilliancy of her com- plexion. I have never seen one so bril- liant, and brilliant is the exact word that describes it; her skin was so transparent that it took no shadow ; I could never rep- resent it to suit me ; I could find no colors with which to reproduce its freshness and the delicate tints which belonged only to this charming face, and which I have never seen in any other woman.
What to read after Famous Beauties in Art From the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century to the Pres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armand Dayot to read onlineMoreLess
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