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...she is remarkably beautiful, nevertheless, and has such an overflow of bloom, health, and vigour, " that a man might well have fallen in love with her for their sake only." She is stately and imperious ; indolent in her quiet moods, but when in earnest, alive to her finger...

...she is remarkably beautiful, nevertheless, and has such an overflow of bloom, health, and vigour, " that a man might well have fallen in love with her for their sake only." She is stately and imperious; indolent in her quiet moods, but when in earnest, alive to her finger...

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...of a woman, just on the hither verge of her richest maturity, with a combination of features which it is safe to call remarkably beautiful, even if some...them a little deficient in softness and delicacy." As we see her here Zenobia is always present to the fancy in a warm reality not affected even by that...

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...frail, morbid, neurasthenic, while Zenobia is described as "an admirable figure of a woman," full of "bloom, health, and vigor, which she possessed in...might well have fallen in love with her for their sake onlv" (15—16). Finally, unlike Zenobia, who kills herself because of her love for Hollingsworth,...