Shall give equal grace, etc... Shall add grace to grace, or beauty to beauty.

Do you know that Old Age may come after you with equal grace, force, fascination?

Morgiana followed him, making a low curtsy, and performed several dances, with equal grace and agility.

She was light-haired, had more colour, had nearly equal grace, with much more liveliness of manner.

The companion figure has not equal grace.

His tawny beard was th' equal grace

Shall give equal grace, etc.

You are fine looking, well made and therefore can wear grass dresses, sarongs and Russian Sable with equal grace.

My Lord Chatterino, then turning, with equal grace, to the Doctor, first diplomatically waving his tail three times, continued:

You pat him when you choose; you kick him when you choose; and he is supposed to swallow both attentions with equal grace.'

To these graces of body were allied equal graces of mind and character.

"Certainly," Vincent Burgess said with equal grace.

"Then I will go," said Gwendolen, moving away with a ceremonious inclination, which was returned with equal grace.