 She should have made it a point of duty, moreover, to sit endlessly to painters and sculptors, and preferably to the latter; because the cold decorum of the marble would consist with the utmost scantiness of drapery, so that the eye might chastely be...  The Blithedale Romance - Stran 76avtor: Nathaniel Hawthorne - 2007 - 300 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1875 - 624 strani
...observe the hardihood of her pniloso phy. She made no scruple of oversetting all human mstitutions, and scattering them as with a breeze from her fan....over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, h ,r womanliness incarnated, — compelled me sometimes to close my eyes, as if... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1883 - 624 strani
...stump- ^ oratress. I recognized no severe culture in Zenobia; her mind was full of weeds. It startled mo sometimes, \ in my state of moral as well as bodily...over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, her womanliness incarnated, — compelled me sometimes to close my eyes, as if... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1883 - 656 strani
...moral as well as bodily faint-heartedness, to observe the hardihood of her philosophy. She VOL. V. 24 made no scruple of oversetting all human institutions,...native glow of coloring in her cheeks, and even the flesh -warmth over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, her womanliness... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1883 - 626 strani
...moral as well as bodily faint-heartedness, to observe the hardihood of her philosophy. She VOL. V. 24 made no scruple of oversetting all human institutions,...native glow of coloring in her cheeks, and even the flesh -warmth over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, her womanliness... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1883 - 628 strani
...moral as well as bodily faint-heartedness, to observe the hardihood of her philosophy. She VOL. v. 24 made no scruple of oversetting all human institutions,...native glow of coloring in her cheeks, and even the flesh -warmth over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, her womanliness... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1883 - 616 strani
...directly at that spot. Especially the relation between the sexes is naturally among the ear. liest to attract her notice. Zenobia was truly a magnificent...native glow of coloring in her cheeks, and even the flesh -warmth over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, her womanliness... | |
 | 1883 - 624 strani
...drapery, so that the eye might chastely be gladdened with her material perfection in its entireuess. I know not well how to express, that the native glow of coloring in her cheeks, and even the flesh -warmth over her round arms, and what was visible of her full bust, — in a word, her womanliness... | |
 | 1887 - 732 strani
...of her drees could not conceal, nor scarcely diminish, the циеепПпевэ of her presence. — I know not well how to express, that the native glow of coloring in her cheeks, and even theilprh-wariuth over her round arms and what wiw visible oí her full bust, in a word, her womanliness... | |
 | William Leonard Courtney - 1888 - 312 strani
...simplicity of her dress could not conceal, nor scarcely diminish, the queenliness of her presence. — I know not well how to express, that the native glow of colouring in her cheeks, and even the flesh-warmth over her round arms and what was visible of her... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1894 - 514 strani
...sculptors, and preferably to the latter, because the cold decorum of the marble would consist wifch the utmost scantiness of drapery, so that the eye...over her round arms and what was visible of her full bust — in a word, her womanliness incarnated — compelled me sometimes to close my eyes, as if it... | |
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