...Presently out rushed four or five girls, wild and laughing; then came one, bounding like a roe : " Such eyes were in her head, And so much grace and power ! ' ' She was surrounded by the rest, and away they went laughing, she making them always laugh the...

...Presently out rushed four or five girls, wild and laughing ; then came one, bounding like a roe : " Such eyes were in her head, And so much grace and power!" She was surrounded by the rest, and away they went laughing, she making them always laugh the more....

...Tennyson with any man, and I recall to-night a description of the Princess Ida." He quoted : — " Liker to the inhabitant Of some clear planet close...eyes were in her head, And so much grace and power." Juliet smiled gently at him. She had a warm liking for the doctor, and felt at ease with him. She had...

...own sex ; she is not an intellectual " blue-stocking," but an altogether attractive personality — "The Princess; liker to the inhabitant Of some clear...eyes were in her head. And so much grace and power. ..." The prince is not a good hero ; it is said that Shakspere has no heroes, only heroines ; so, too,...

...candid expression In her large dark eyes; an Indescribable air of dignity and refinement Lived through her to the tips of her long hands And to her feet. •> In spite of her unfavorable social position— for the petty gentility of Lannion looked down...

...her throne, All beauty compass'd in a female form, The Princess; liker to the inhabitant Of some dear planet close upon the Sun Than our man's earth; such...From over her arch'd brows, with every turn Lived through her to the tips of her long hands, And to the feet 79 Minerva: A Roman goddess, identified...

...earthly Venus Urania, is so extraordinary in her grace, power and vision that she seems extraterrestrial, "liker to the inhabitant / Of some clear planet close upon the Sun / than our man's earth" (ie, Venus itself) (2.21-3). Although her refined nature and planetary status place her beyond the...