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It teaches the divine lesson of nature-perfectfitness united with perfect loveliness.
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They sat or reclined about her in attitudes of perfect loveliness.
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Do you know that feeling, Miss Champion, of perfect loveliness making you ache?
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But lines like these have an admirable and perfect loveliness:
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And perfect loveliness, they say, is in the hair.
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With heart that beat as it had never beaten before, Eros gazed upon her perfect loveliness.
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As we neared the church, the sunshine and gladness suddenly grew dim, for there, in all her perfect loveliness, Mrs.
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The ideal of the mind is a sort of classical image of perfect loveliness, chaste, sweet, commanding, but, how cold!
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For a picture of perfect loveliness she scarcely could have been surpassed, and the eyes of Philip Ammon seemed to be in working order.
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It was on the woman's lap asleep, smiling as it lay; and an image of more perfect loveliness and repose he had never beheld.
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From the "Cuckoo Song" of our language in its beginnings to the perfect loveliness of Tennyson's best verse, this note is ever sounding.
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My seven sons lie dead, yet to me still remain the seven perfect lovelinesses that I have borne.
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"Drawing his abstract idea of perfect loveliness, the form and the face of Honora Sneyd rose beneath his pencil."
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"What a perfect loveliness!"
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"A thing of beauty is a joy forever," and truly I never weary watching the perfected loveliness of my graceful little captive.
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"What a perfect loveliness!" he said to himself as he bathed his face and hands, and prepared to go into the street again.
