 | Books - 1837 - 656 pages
...has the advantage in the bust, shoulders, and throat. She has usually more colour, and, on the whole, more delicacy of complexion. The American is superior...on this subject and to make critical comparisons, s;iy that it is usual to see most truly beautiful women in England and most pretty women in America.... | |
 | Great Britain - 1837 - 392 pages
...advantage in the bust, shoulders, and throat. She has usually more color, and, on the whole, agreater delicacy of complexion. The American is superior in...to know much on this subject, and to make critical comparison, say that it is usual to see most truly beautiful women in England, and most pretty vromen... | |
 | Great Britain - 1837 - 224 pages
...advantage in the bust, shoulders, and throat. She has usually more color, and, on the whole, a greater delicacy of complexion. The American is superior in...to know much on this subject, and to make critical comparison, say that it is usual to see most truly beautiful women in England, and most pretly women... | |
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She has usually more colour, and, on the whole, a more delicacy of complexion. The American is superior in general delicacy of outline, as well as in complexion ; she has a better person, bust and shoulders excepted, and smaller hands and feet. Those... 