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But the visible fair form of a woman is hereditary queen of us.
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Like a vase of crystal that fair form was shattered,-ina moment shattered!
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The ideal he had worshiped lay stricken; falsehood and deceit marked its fair form.
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One fair maid is described as having her fair form wrapped in a warm wimple.
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He saw her fair form disappear across the jetty.
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Alas, a fair form will overcome the stoutest resolutions!
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Like wizards of yore, they must render me invisible; and the fair form of the foolish
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Silent and motionless she stood, a tall fair form clad in white, amidst the universal, darkness.
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To-day they were in very fair form.
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Yet it did not once occur to him that Dorothy's fair form was concealed within the disguise.
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Mr. Hallam, in comparing Marlowe's production with Goethe's, remarks,-"Thefair form of Margaret is wanting."
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For he has had dreams, all with a fair form and lovely face flitting and figuring in them.
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What avails it to describe her-perishedas we know that fair form to be, withered in its bloom.
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There is no contradiction between the fair form of a work of art and its content, however repellent.
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Thus, during his illness, the fair form of his intended bride little troubled the peace of the noble adorer.
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The fair form of Ontiora
