...French than English, and she was an elegant Italian scholar : her father thus describes her : — " The justness of her stature, person, comeliness of...gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though more than ordinarily beautiful, were the least of her ornaments, compared to those of her mind. Of early piety,...

...blessed frame of mind. She died the 14th, to our unspeakable sorrow and affliction ; and not to ours His wit was in his own power; would the rule of it...so too! Many times he fell into those tilings coul J4"tuc;.-s ¡if her stature, person, comeliness of countenance, gracefulness of motion, uuatfected...

...those of Mr. Wirt. " The justness of her station, person, comeliness of her countenance, gracefulnets of motion, unaffected, though more than ordinary beautiful, were the least of character, in the imaginations which were most pleasant to his fancy, in purity of taste, love of art...

...his own feelings, with those of Mr. Wirt. " The justness of her station, person, comeliness of her countenance, gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though more than ordinary beautiful, were the leait of CHAP. XVII.] RELIGIOUS IMPRESSIONS. 335 character, in the imaginations which were most pleasant...

...his own feelings, with those of Mr. Wirt. " The justness of her stature, person, comeliness of her countenance, gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though...spending a part of every day in private devotion. What shall I say, or rather not say, of the cheerfulness and agreeableness of her humour? Condescending...

...his own feelings, with those of Mr. Wirt. " The justness of her stature, person, comeliness of her countenance, gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though...spending a part of every day in private devotion. What shall I say, or rather not say, of the cheerfulness and agreeableness of her humour? Condescending...

...blessed frame of mind. She died the 14th, to our unspeakable sorrow and afllictkm; and not to ours only, but that of all who knew her, who were many...most virtuous persons. The justness of her stature, comeliness of countenance, gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though more than ordinarily beautiful,...

...young lady to whose death, the above letter refers, will form an acceptable sequel to this memoir. " The justness of her stature, person, comeliness of...gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though more than ordinarily beautiful, were," says Mr. Evelyn, in his Diary, " the least of her ornaments, compared...

...blessed frame of mind. She died the 14th, to our unspeakable sorrow and affliction, and not to cur's only, but that of all who knew her, who were many of the best quality, greatest and most virtuous persous. The justness of her stature, person, comeliness of countenance, gracefulness of motion, unaffected,...

...blessed frame of mind. She died the 14th, to our unspeakable sorrow and affliction; and not to ours only, but that of all who knew her, who were many...most virtuous persons. The justness of her stature, comeliness of countenance, gracefulness of motion, unaffected, though more than ordinarily beautiful,...