Their eyes were brightly blue; but Bell's were long, and soft, and tender, often hardly daring to raise themselves to your face; while those of Lily were rounder, but brighter, and seldom kept by any want of courage from fixing themselves where they pleased.

And Lily's face was perhaps less oval in its form,--less perfectly oval,--than her sister's.

The shape of the forehead was, I think, the same, but with Bell the chin was something more slender and delicate.

But Bell's chin was unmarked, whereas on her sister's there was a dimple which amply compensated for any other deficiency in its beauty.

Bell's teeth were more even than her sister's; but then she showed her teeth more frequently.