Meanings of natural ugliness in English

He had a face of natural ugliness made almost repulsive by marks of smallpox.

She was ugly; and her natural ugliness had been increased by a cruel attack of smallpox.

Smiles do not come naturally to Croucher's face, its natural ugliness hardened by scars, and blows, and jealousy.

There you have in all its natural ugliness another Monopolist Instinct-thedeepest-seatedof all, the vilest, the most barbaric.

It was not particularly prepossessing, and the exertions he was making added not a little to its natural ugliness.

Its old age had gathered none of the graces of age to soften its natural ugliness, or elevate its insignificance.

Even then they were regarded as merely a curiosity, and were covered with gilt foil to hide their natural ugliness.

Through whose shaggy beetle-brows, and rough-hewn, seamed, carbuncled face, there look natural ugliness, small-pox, incontinence, bankruptcy,-andburning fire of genius?

The women increase their natural ugliness, by dyeing their hair and nails reddish brown with henna, and by tattooing their hands and arms.