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" White as the snow, or as the foam of the wave, was her side ; long was it, slender, and as soft as silk. Smooth and white were her thighs ; her knees^ were round and firm and white ; her ankles were as straight as the rule of a carpenter. "
The Midland Septs and the Pale: An Account of the Early Septs and Later ... - Page 273
by Francis Ryan Montgomery Hitchcock - 1908 - 311 pages
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The Street of Adventure

Philip Gibbs - 1910 - 472 pages
...and pink. White as the snow, or as the foam of the wave, was her side ; long was it, slender, and as soft as silk. Smooth and white were her thighs; her...straight as the rule of a carpenter. Her feet were slim ; evenly set were her eyes ; her eyebrows were of a bluishblack, such as you see upon the shell of...
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The Middle English Ideal of Personal Beauty: As Found in the Metrical ...

Walter Clyde Curry - Beauty, Personal - 1916 - 156 pages
...cit. p. 105 ; Voigt, op. cit. pp. 61, 49. In 0. Fr. women with great forcheures are ugly. 1 Comp. " Smooth and white were her thighs ; her knees were...ankles were as straight as the rule of a carpenter," Leahy, I. p. 13. 8 Comp. " her legs were large and bony. And her figure was very thin and spare, except...
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Catholic World, Volume 124

Catholic literature - 1926 - 916 pages
...white were her wrists; her fingers long and of great whiteness; her nails were beautiful and pink. Her feet were slim and as white as the ocean's foam;...eyes; her eyebrows were of a bluish black such as ye have seen upon the shell of a beetle. ... It seemed to them she must be one of these who have come...
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The Middle English Ideal of Personal Beauty: As Found in the Metrical ...

Walter Clyde Curry - Literary Criticism - 1916 - 144 pages
...cit. p. 105 ; Voigt, op. cit. pp. 61, 49. In O. Fr. women with great forcheures are ugly. * Comp. " Smooth and white were her thighs ; her knees were...ankles were as straight as the rule of a carpenter," Leahy, I. p. 13. * Comp. " her legs were large and bony. And her figure was very thin and spare, except...
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Catholic World, Volume 124

Catholic literature - 1927 - 924 pages
...white were her wrists; her fingers long and of great whiteness; her nails were beautiful and pink. Her feet were slim and as white as the ocean's foam;...eyes; her eyebrows were of a bluish black such as ye have seen upon the shell of a beetle. ... It seemed to them she must be one of these who have come...
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