 | 1831 - 202 lehte
...angular ornament hung over her forehead and between her eyebrows. She stood in a graceful and modest attitude, having her eyes fixed on the floor, though...from hers, for a moment or two. They were of the most diminiiivc kind, and reduced to a mere point at the toe. Her shoes, like the rest of her bridal apparel,... | |
 | 1832 - 618 lehte
...occasionally raised them, with a Й'апсв of timid curiosity, towards the spectators. er banda, joined together, but folded in her robe, she lifted...consummation of Chinese beauty, the lady's feet, raised tbe hem of the mantle from hers, for a moment or two. They were of the most diminutiv« kind, and reduced... | |
 | The Mirror of Literature,Amusement,and Instruction VOL.XXXII - 1838 - 474 lehte
...with a glance of timid curiosity, towards the spectators. Her hands, which were joined together, and folded in her robe, she lifted several times towards...presuming that the guests would be gratified with a view of what the Chinese consider the consummation of female beauty, raised the hem of the mantle from... | |
 | 1838 - 472 lehte
...curiDsity. towards the spectators. Her hands, which were joined together, and folded in her robe, she lilted several times towards her face, and then lowered them...presuming that the guests would be gratified with a view of what the Chinese consider the consummation of female beauty, raised the hem of the mantle from... | |
 | 1832 - 564 lehte
...eyebrows. She stood in a modest and graceful attitude, having her eyes fixed on the floor, thougli she occasionally raised them, with a glance of timid...presuming that the guests would be gratified with that consummation of Chinese beauty, the lady's feet, raised the hem of the mantle from hers for a... | |
 | 1854 - 638 lehte
...with a glance of timid curiosity, towards the spectators. Her hands, which were joined together, and folded in her robe, she lifted several times towards...presuming that the guests would be gratified with a view of what the Chinese consider as the consummation of female beauty, raised the hem of the mantle... | |
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... which a brilliant angular ornament hung over her forehead and between her eye-brows. She stood in a modest and graceful attitude, having her eyes fixed on the floor, though she occasionally raised them, with a glance of timid curiosity, towards the... 