A face and figure looking "well preserved" cannot be beautiful. Preservation implies something static, rigid, painfully conscious. Beauty means fluency, motion, spontaneity, growth.
Beauty that skil-deep is sufficient for a day; but it must be heart-deep to last for a lifetime.
The traveller, on the Chesterfield, had a placid air of furled sails Jand finished journeys, the bustle of travel was removed centuries away from her though she would be off in a day two. "Do you," she said softly to me that nobody else was even aware that she had spoken, "ever think of ships-on a night ike this?"
I confessed to a shallow thoughtlessness, though at her words a queer flash illumined the agitation of rain splashing and waves mounting under the—las! Not altogether a comfortable connotation.
To live alone is not loneliness, provided one's mind and hands are busy, and one's soul at peace.
The first thing a pretty woman should learn is how to take a com= pliment_ gracefully.
Dr. X. R. Cise is one of our best. beauty doctors—foes always reason. able.
To be born plain is no crime; but, to remain so certainly is.
worry; if plain, you should not.
I handsome, you sould not
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