Very bitter was she in consequence when speaking of the head-gear of other women.

Her chin was perfect in its round, not over long,--as is the case with so many such faces, utterly spoiling the symmetry of the countenance.

But it lacked a dimple, and therefore lacked feminine tenderness.

Her mouth was perhaps faulty in being too small, or, at least, her lips were too thin.

There was wanting from the mouth that expression of eager-speaking truthfulness which full lips will often convey.