They say she is beautiful and dresses well.

"She is beautiful, Staff!"

I declare, I believe she is beautiful," were Stephen's successive verdicts, as he drew nearer and nearer to Mercy.

She is as good as she is beautiful.

I hope you and Emma will have many a quarrel and many a make-up (and she is beautiful in reconciliation!)

What is the good of me laboriously writing down that she is beautiful and charming when I am convinced in my own mind she is nothing of the kind?

"She is beautiful and young, and stands in the sunshine," said the seeress, in whose visions Carmen had implicit faith; "but suddenly she is blotted out of my sight, as if by a dark cloud that swallows her up.

It would have been truth to say, 'She is beautiful.'

"Sylvia, you know, is as clever as she is beautiful.

"She is beautiful, but not so beautiful as you.

" "She is beautiful in every part!" said Wilder, drawing a long breath.

Sadie is more than big; she is beautiful, burnished-copper-haired, sincere and kind, and, though I think the author "gets this over" quite well I liked her best before she found her man and her Robinson Crusoe adventures among the islands of Ontario, and was giving back chat to the little foreman in the factory.

She is beautiful, and discreet, and of good demeanor, but brought up in the most accursed and most corrupt society that ever was.

There is nothing a woman with youth, will-power, and love may not accomplisheven to the convincing of the world that she is beautiful, when her mirror may say otherwise.

The Fascination of Love Woman would be loved without reason, without analysis; not because she is beautiful, or good, or cultivated, or gracious, or spiritual, but because she exists.

And that she is beautiful, all who have eyes in their head may see.

She is beautiful, but she does not wish this to be noticed; she has much talent, but she disguises it by her calm and severe style of playing, which does not prevent critical ears from noting her exactitude and precision, combined with that rare spirit of abnegation which is the accompanist's supreme virtue.

"Tell me," he cried, excitedly, as they went by, "is it not true that she is beautiful?" "A piece of marble, my son," said I, suspecting nothing; and I turned into a tobacconist's to buy a cigar.

She is beautiful, faithful, and pure, and yet all that society will tolerate is what I would scorn to do.

" "She is beautiful now.

She is amiable as she is beautiful.

"I will not admit that she is beautiful, my friend," he said.

Even those who love her best do not insist that she is beautiful.

And I think her beautiful!" "Ah, she is beautiful!"

And, by Jove, she is beautiful!