...said, that he 'had seen nothing at court till this instant.' ' Miss Hamilton,' he himself tells us, ' was at the happy age when the charms of the fair sex...lively, and capable of expressing whatever she pleased.' * So far for her person ; but De Grammont was, it seems, weary of external charms : it was the intellectual...

...became superior, or abbess, of the Canonesses in Lorraine. CHAPTER VII. THE Chevalier de Grammont, never satisfied in his amours, was fortunate without...dispersed over her whole person, made the Chevalier de Grammont not doubt but that she was possessed of every other qualification. Her mind was a proper companion...

...in all her movements, and she was the original after which all the ladies copied in their VOL. i. I taste and air of dress. Her forehead was open, white,...lively, and capable of expressing whatever she pleased." But it was not alone her beauty which made an impression upon the brilliant De Grammont. Perhaps he...

...exquisite portrait in words that, although well known, I venture to transfer it to my pages : — " Miss Hamilton was at the happy age when the charms...dispersed over her whole person, made the Chevalier de Grammont not doubt but that she was possessed of every other qualification. Her mind was a proper companion...

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...dress. Her forehead was open, white, and smooth ; her hair was well set, and fell with ease intovthat natural order which it is so difficult to imitate....dispersed over her whole person, made the Chevalier de Grammont not doubt but that she was possessed of every other qualification. Her mind was a proper companion...

...said, that he 'had seen nothing at court till this instant.' ' Miss Hamilton,' he himself tells us, ' was at the happy age when the charms of the fair sex...lively, and capable of expressing whatever she pleased.' * So far for her person ; but De Grammont was, it seems, weary of external charms : it was the intellectual...

...beautiful arms in the world ; she was majestic and graceful in all her movements ; and she was the original which all the ladies copied in their taste and air...dispersed over her whole person, made the Chevalier de Grammont not doubt that she was possessed of every other qualification. Her mind was a proper companion...

...imitate. Her complexion was possessed of a certain freshness, not to be equalled by borrowed colors: her eyes were not large, but they were lively, and...dispersed over her whole person, made the Chevalier de Grammont not doubt but that she was possessed of every other qualification. Her mind was a proper companion...

...boast a nobler birth, nothing was more charming than her person. CHAPTER VII THE Chevalier de Grammont, never satisfied in his amours, was fortunate without...dispersed over her whole person, made the Chevalier de Grammont not doubt, but that she was possessed of every other qualification. Her mind was a proper...