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... beautiful or ugly ; and this distinction , when I had once admitted it , struck me as admitting a breadth of separation to which it was strange I could so long have been blind . To be beautiful was clearly to be happy , admirable ...
... beautiful or ugly ; and this distinction , when I had once admitted it , struck me as admitting a breadth of separation to which it was strange I could so long have been blind . To be beautiful was clearly to be happy , admirable ...
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... in her face except her eyes , and her complexion is hopeless . " You call it so , because your other children have such beautiful complexions . How exquisitely fair Ernestine is ! how lovely she promises to be ! JANET'S HOME . 5.
... in her face except her eyes , and her complexion is hopeless . " You call it so , because your other children have such beautiful complexions . How exquisitely fair Ernestine is ! how lovely she promises to be ! JANET'S HOME . 5.
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... beautiful , and give her splendid presents and take her to wonderful places ; and how I should have to stay at home , and be of no account at all , because I was ugly . I grew interested in the picture I was drawing , as I went on ; and ...
... beautiful , and give her splendid presents and take her to wonderful places ; and how I should have to stay at home , and be of no account at all , because I was ugly . I grew interested in the picture I was drawing , as I went on ; and ...
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... thought I was in a beautiful place , and that you were not there ; I was looking for you , and calling you , and you would not come . " " It was only a dream , " I said . " I know that ; but , Janet , will JANET'S HOME . 15.
... thought I was in a beautiful place , and that you were not there ; I was looking for you , and calling you , and you would not come . " " It was only a dream , " I said . " I know that ; but , Janet , will JANET'S HOME . 15.
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... beautiful face could be puckered into an imitation of our plain ones . Besides , it was dangerous to tempt Charlie to begin mimicking ; there was no saying where he would end , or how long our gravity would hold out against his attacks ...
... beautiful face could be puckered into an imitation of our plain ones . Besides , it was dangerous to tempt Charlie to begin mimicking ; there was no saying where he would end , or how long our gravity would hold out against his attacks ...
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