Meanings of fine forms in anglès

All have very fine forms, with small hands and feet.

Then he may copy from some good master, to accustom himself to fine forms.

Oil is one of the fine forms of Power that we know, for many purposes the handiest.

Excelled in fine forms, and in a non-vitreous encaustic painting, which was lost till restored by Mr. Wedgwood.

They adapted the fine forms of Greek literature to their own more pompous, but less subtle, Latin language.

They were not large men, but they had fine forms, fine features, rich olive complexions, and lustrous black eyes.

Slaves from Manyuema command a higher price than those of any other country, because of their fine forms and general docility.

The insects of New Guinea are less known than the birds, but they seem almost equally remarkable for fine forms and brilliant colours.

The frequent use of the tepid bath, and of every thing tending to preserve the beauty of their fine forms, employ their constant solicitude.

The traveller need not rove in imagination through Circassia in search of fine forms, or through England, France and Spain to meet with polished females.