Hundreds of beings were still flying swiftly before her, and she was haunted by good and charming faces, delicate girlish profiles, by the serene beauty of women.

And close to the sky, high on the rocky sides of the Yosemite treasure-chest, were curiously traced bas-reliefs, which might have been carved by a dead race of giants: heads of elephants, profiles of Indians and Titanic tortoises, most of them appropriately and whimsically named by ancient pioneers.

The Magic of the Bonnet Style for Women with Broad Face and Heavy Chin Style for Women with Tapering Chin Hat for the Chubby Woman For Women Who Have Sharp and Prominent Profiles For the Woman with an Angular Face Women Who should Not Wear Horns CHAPTER III.

[Illustration: NO. 28] For Women Who Have Sharp and Prominent Profiles.

[Illustration: NOS. 30 AND 31] Women who have sharp and prominently outlined profiles have a curious tendency to choose hats, the brims of which project too far forward in front, and turn up too abruptly and ungracefully in the back.

Within this moon-illumined glen? Ah, who can doubt it, when these vines Form trellised screens for distant snow, And trace in arabesque designs Their profiles on the Alpine glow?

The plaster medallions, with the profiles of the principal young poets of France, he had laid in order side by side upon tables.

French Profiles.

The sunbeams discover jagged profiles of the summits on the opposing mountain wall.

CO. Profiles from the New Yorker.

ANDERSON, C. W. Deep through the heart; profiles of twenty valiant horses.

TIETJENS, EUNICE. Profiles from home.

CO. Profiles from the New Yorker.

Profiles from the New Yorker.

ANDERSON, C. W. Deep through the heart; profiles of twenty valiant horses.

This new Basohli style, with its flat planes of brilliant green, brown, red, blue and orange, its savage profiles and great intense eyes has obvious connections with Udaipur paintings of the 1650-60 period.

The difference in faces comes from difference in the configuration of profiles.

There are three primitive and characteristic profiles, of which all others are only derivations or shades.

'The profiles of the Sicilian uplands,' he writes, 'waver uncertainly amid traits drawn from the Mantuan plain.

Another was drawing comic profiles of a sleepy juryman on a scrap of paper.

Their dark, bearded faces, upturned to the stars, made a striking set of profiles, but the effect was marred by the silk handkerchiefs they had tied about their heads.

They had big, beautiful brown eyes, and dark hair fastened high with jewelled pins, and profiles like those of the fair ladies of

The portfolio (No. 3) and the box of maps and profiles (No. 5) should remain on file in the Department; and while a part of the drawings in the former may be useful for illustration, the latter will be superseded by the general map, in which will be embodied all that they contain of importance to the question at issue.

It must be remarked that these profiles (the original one of Colonel Bouchette and that exhibited by themselves) are contrastedone British authority with anotherfor the purpose of invalidating the ground on which the American claim is founded.

The results of the operations of this division are embodied in a map and profiles, which are herewith presented.