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Quotes About Beauty

And today, like each time they have landed on my hand for the past two hundred years, I wonder at the weight of a sparrow.
~ Mary E. Pearson
My face is full, but also slight, I pale in the bright of light, I whisper sweet to the forest owl, I kiss the air with Wolf's sad howl, Eyes follow me from sea to sea, Yet alone in this world... I will ever be.
~ Mary E. Pearson
I wondered how I had not seen how beautiful his eyes were the first time we met.
~ Mary E. Pearson
Let me show you the stars.
~ Mary E. Pearson
Then hold on to me," he said. "Let me show you the stars.
~ Mary E. Pearson
I was three-and-thirty years of age. Youth was quite gone; beauty I had never possessed; and I was content to think of myself as a confirmed old maid, a quiet spectator of life's great drama, disturbed by no feverish desire for an active part in the play.
~ Mary Elizabeth Braddon
And then came a long interregnum devoted to the arts and mysteries of the toilet.
~ Mary Elizabeth Braddon
It all came back. Yes, it came back. For the last two months it had ceased to be; it had been blotted out—hidden, forgotten; there had been no such thing. An enchanter's wand had been waved above that dreary square-built house in the dusty lane, and a fairy palace had arisen for her habitation; a fairy-land of beauty and splendour had spread itself around her, a paradise in which she wandered hand in hand with a demigod.
~ Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Surely a pretty woman never looks prettier than when making tea.
~ Mary Elizabeth Braddon
There were many beautiful vipers in those days and she was one of them. ("Eveline's Visitant")
~ Mary Elizabeth Braddon
There was sufficient left, however, of the liveliness of a long time ago to give an air of ghastly mirth to the old woman's manner, which made that manner extremely repulsive. What can be more repulsive than old age, which, shorn of the beauties and graces, is yet not purified from the follies or the vices of departed youth?
~ Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Nada, decididamente, cuando contemplaba aquellos magníficos volúmenes, nada podía compararse con tanta belleza. Más aún cuando pensaba que cada una de aquellas portadas de cuero envolvía la personalidad de una obra. Una personalidad eterna, inmutable, fiel, lo cual era imposible de decir de los hombres
~ Unknown
Everything was insanely alive, now you see it, now you don't. I thought, it's the light, it's the water, it's changing every second, it's always doing this whether I'm here to witness it or not.
~ Unknown
What are you thinking?" She asks. -That you are beautiful. That not everyone could see it. I almost became the kind of person who could not.
~ Mary Gaitskill
Look, just because I'm an angry, repressed, Irish-Catholic feminist doesn't mean I hate everything. I only hate youth, beauty, the human body, nature, technological change, popular culture, and democracy. Oh, and I forgot to mention sex. And sports. And Andy Warhol. But other than that, I'm cool with whatever the kids are into. Really!
~ Mary Gordon
Bella, bella, Isabella. Dat is een Taliaans liedje, weet je. Ach, natuurlijk weet je dat. Tenminste, als je Taliaanse bent, mooie Isabella. - Andrea
~ Mary Hoffman
He is happiest who hath power to gather wisdom from a flower.
~ Mary Howitt
but you do not think much about the stars. They are always there. Look at them when you have a moment.
~ Unknown
Normal day, let me be aware of the treasure you are.
~ Mary Jean Irion
You were. You are The brightest thing in the shop window And the most beautiful seldom I ever saw
~ Mary Jo Bang
Para um homem, a mulher é como uma pintura ou uma estátua clássica. Ele escolhe uma e leva para casa, esperando que combine com a mobília existente lá.
~ Mary Jo Putney
Lady Alys, you have dimples," he said accusingly. Caught, Alys blushed. "I'm sorry, I can't help it. I think God made a mistake and gave me someone else's dimples.
~ Mary Jo Putney
Listen to the wind. Hear the stones, taste the moonlight. Feel the spirit of the trees and flowers and creatures that share the night with us. They were the same words that her mother had used when teaching her to appreciate the world when she was a small child.
~ Mary Jo Putney
You are so lovely," he murmured into her mouth. Then he kissed her throat. Her head fell back, and she gave a breathy sigh. She was an innocent with an appetite as ancient as Lilith, the first temptress.
~ Mary Jo Putney